On Tue, Dec 15, 2020 at 2:23 PM Richard Hodges via Boost-users < boost-users@lists.boost.org> wrote:
> Problem is, the HTTP client times out after 5s. >>> >> > When you say that the client times out, what exactly is timing out? > > A client async_read operation, async_write? Is the server simply dropping > your connection because of inactivity? > The latter I think. The client does nothing, beside connecting. It sits idle, waiting for WebSocket connection. (again, the HTTP client is a WebSocket server too, using separate io_context for both). Here's the HTTP server log: Connection from [::1]:59300 Error: on_read: The socket was closed due to a timeout Where the on_read error comes after ~5s (I should put the timestamps back...) BTW, I tried adding get_lowest_layer(stream_) before calling expires_never(), no change :( PS: This is on Windows. Haven't tried this on Linux yet.
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