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When nodelets shutdown the rosmaster doesn't cleanup all it's sockets correctly.
You can simply verify that problem by launching nodelet_tutorial_math.
$ lsof -nl | grep rosmaster | grep -c CLOSE_WAIT => 0 $ roslaunch nodelet_tutorial_math plus.launch Ctrl-C $ lsof -nl | grep rosmaster | grep -c CLOSE_WAIT => 4
Repeated running and stopping of a nodelet causes the count of CLOSE_WAIT sockets to increase.
Originally filed ros/nodelet_core#10 Marking as minor and untargeted.
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@garaemon FYI
This affects Groovy only. In Hydro the problem has already been fixed.
Since the necessary changes are not likely to be backported you might want to consider upgrading to Hydro.
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I think this problem still exists on the latest hydro
Please see #610 which might describe your issue.
I will check it out
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Please see #610 #610 which might describe your issue.
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When nodelets shutdown the rosmaster doesn't cleanup all it's sockets correctly.
You can simply verify that problem by launching nodelet_tutorial_math.
Repeated running and stopping of a nodelet causes the count of CLOSE_WAIT sockets to increase.
Originally filed ros/nodelet_core#10
Marking as minor and untargeted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: