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I've not had much luck getting the native listener to be stable, so have been trying the managed listener instead. Unfortunately, this leaks sockets. After a while, I have so many sockets in CLOSE_WAIT state that I run out of file descriptors.
I've been trying to debug this, but haven't got that far. Could the problem be here?
readShutdown is set, but there's no code anywhere else that ever checks this.
(If I trigger a leak by eg. shutting down nginx, this callback does get called and bytesRead == 0)
Maybe I should just call OnDisconnected (); instead??
Thanks
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Hi
I've not had much luck getting the native listener to be stable, so have been trying the managed listener instead. Unfortunately, this leaks sockets. After a while, I have so many sockets in CLOSE_WAIT state that I run out of file descriptors.
I've been trying to debug this, but haven't got that far. Could the problem be here?
HyperFastCgi/src/HyperFastCgi/Listeners/FastCgiNetworkConnector.cs
Line 191 in 2816c22
readShutdown
is set, but there's no code anywhere else that ever checks this.(If I trigger a leak by eg. shutting down nginx, this callback does get called and
bytesRead == 0
)Maybe I should just call
OnDisconnected ();
instead??Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: