It's nice to have the ability to explicity control the way messages are sent to stdout, and this seems to be the last print statement in the way of getting there.
I didn't replace it with a logger message since it seemed to be a fairly nominal state of operating (clients are allowed to unexpectedly close the connection, no need to report an error here).
It's nice to have the ability to explicity control the way messages are sent to stdout, and this seems to be the last print statement in the way of getting there.
I didn't replace it with a
loggermessage since it seemed to be a fairly nominal state of operating (clients are allowed to unexpectedly close the connection, no need to report an error here).