I wasn't able to run quite the test you specified on solaris (no svn or mvn installed), but I ran the tests I've been using with the broker on a solaris 10 machine and both a producer and a consumer on a windows machine.
I get the same results - hundreds of TIME_WAIT sockets (all localhost -> localhost) on the broker. It's really strange that you don't see this! What OS are you trying on? Have you modified the tcp_time_wait_interval to be really short? -Dominic DominicTulley wrote: > > Hi James, > > I've run this test and I still get many time_Wait sockets (in "both" > directions): > > TCP ukedfinger:4996 localhost:61616 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:4997 localhost:61616 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:4998 localhost:61616 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:4999 localhost:61616 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:61616 localhost:1540 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:61616 localhost:1548 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:61616 localhost:2832 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:61616 localhost:2878 TIME_WAIT > TCP ukedfinger:61616 localhost:2886 TIME_WAIT > > > I see from your message that you appear to be using unix/linux. Perhaps I > neglected to mention that I'm on windows? I've been attempting to repeat > your experiment on solaris but I'm struggling to get a subversion client > so far - I will keep trying. > > -Dominic > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Getting-lots-of-TIME_WAIT-sockets-tp16119896s22882p16252432.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
