Closed hakanols closed 4 years ago
CC: @vasilvv as he might have more insight.
BTW, I tried on Windows 10 with
and on Ubuntu 19.10
Cause I get the "Connection ready." response I guess the certificates are in order. Tried with bad certificates did not get "Connection ready."
This is because by default, the example server is configured to be only accessible from localhost
, not from googlechrome.github.io
. I uploaded #695 to fix that.
Tested and it worked. Waiting to close until merged.
BTW:
When starting the client from local file (not as a server) i get:
Failed to create connection object. ReferenceError: QuicTransport is not defined
This is by design I guess. A secure connection sound like a nice thing when allowing QuicTransport. But it is a bit of a hassle to start a server locally so this fix makes the sample much easier to get up an running. Cheers!
Trying to get the QuicTransport sample to work. I successfully get connected but then I get disconnected.
Event log from client.html:
Initiating connection... Connection ready. Error while reading datagrams: TypeError: Connection lost. Error while accepting streams: TypeError: Connection lost. Connection closed abruptly.
Print events in function quic_event_received in quic_transport_server.py
ProtocolNegotiated(alpn_protocol='wq-vvv-01') HandshakeCompleted(alpn_protocol='wq-vvv-01', early_data_accepted=False, session_resumed=False) StreamDataReceived(data=b'\x00\x00\x00\x1ehttps://googlechrome.github.io\x00\x01\x00\x08/counter', end_stream=True, stream_id=2) ConnectionTerminated(error_code=<QuicErrorCode.NO_ERROR: 0>, frame_type=None, reason_phrase='')
The StreamDataReceived event with "end_stream=True" look suspicious. But where do it come from? Suspect some kind of miss match between my aioquic version and quic_transport_server.py.