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.
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??
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? https://github.com/xplicit/HyperFastCgi/blob/2816c2205ce94416ae094326c33521e9094f9799/src/HyperFastCgi/Listeners/FastCgiNetworkConnector.cs#L191
readShutdownis 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 andbytesRead == 0)Maybe I should just call
OnDisconnected ();instead??Thanks