Open bahientn9x opened 3 years ago
FIN_WAIT1 means "the TCP port is closing", in other words the client or server is closing the connection but it has yet to complete.
Could I ask what version of Mosquitto you are running, and on what platform? What have you configured as the maximum number of sockets allowed for Mosquitto? I mean the ulimit
type limit in the system, not a Mosquitto configuration parameter.
FIN_WAIT1 means "the TCP port is closing", in other words the client or server is closing the connection but it has yet to complete.
Could I ask what version of Mosquitto you are running, and on what platform? What have you configured as the maximum number of sockets allowed for Mosquitto? I mean the
ulimit
type limit in the system, not a Mosquitto configuration parameter.
I am running on ubuntu 20 lts system and latest mosquitto 2.0. All of them just got reinstalled a few days ago. Here is my configuration
mosquitto.conf
Thank you, it looks like you're nowhere near the limit so it must be something else.
My Mosquitto sometimes connects very hard and sends it too.
I'm sorry I don't quite understand what you mean - is it that the clients suddenly get disconnected?
Do you have any logs from mosquitto? Is /etc/mosquitto/passwd accessible by the mosquitto user? Does anything similar happen if you send a SIGHUP signal to the mosquitto broker?
Thanks for the reply and sorry for my bad english language.
I'm sorry I don't quite understand what you mean - is it that the clients suddenly get disconnected?
I mean, when the FIN_WAIT queue is high, my clients take a long time to connect to the server, and sending the messages takes a lot of time. Like when the network connection is not stable. Only when the FIN_WAIT1 queue is very low will connections be established quickly. I am not getting any logs from mosquitto.log and my clients is still accessing it normally before
My Mosquitto sometimes connects very hard and sends it too. After checking everything, mosquitto is still running normally, cpu and memory don't spike. However, when checking with netstat I see FIN_WAIT1 queue with up to 2000 connections. And that caused the mqtt connection to be affected and I specifically checked there was no sign of being attacked from a specific ip, each connection in it was from a different ip, I think that is when my client disconnects mqtt. Because FIN_WAIT1 appears when the client sends a packet to the server to disconnect. Is it because of the buffer overflow of tcp port ? My client volume is always around 8000. My configuration is 4 core / 4gb ram.