When sending a batch of images (around 4000), the DicomImportService suddenly stops listening on the port (after say ~1k images). Thankfully this is logged in the ctp.log
09:19:07 WARN [AbstractImportService] ----------------------------------------------------------------
09:19:07 WARN [AbstractImportService] DicomImportService
09:19:07 WARN [AbstractImportService] Duplicate UID in last 10 objects: null
09:19:07 WARN [DicomStorageSCP] DicomImportService accepted 1.2.40.0.13.1.299070121314638859894107211504735236376 from 127.0.0.1(AidenceAET:CustomerAET)
09:19:07 WARN [DicomStorageSCP] DicomImportService: request parameters:
09:19:07 WARN [DicomStorageSCP] AffectedSOPClassUID: 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.2
09:19:07 WARN [DicomStorageSCP] AffectedSOPInstanceUID: 1.2.40.0.13.1.299070121314638859894107211504735236376
09:19:07 WARN [DicomStorageSCP] TransferSyntaxUID: 1.2.840.10008.1.2
09:19:07 INFO [ServerImpl] Stop Server listening at port 11112
Disabling the logging in the config resolves this isssue and the port will not be closed.
Don't know why the server hangs up when logging is enabled though ...
When sending a batch of images (around 4000), the DicomImportService suddenly stops listening on the port (after say ~1k images). Thankfully this is logged in the ctp.log
We had logging of the DicomImportService enabled:
Disabling the logging in the config resolves this isssue and the port will not be closed. Don't know why the server hangs up when logging is enabled though ...