Well, this is a rampant problem we have, and it don't want to vanish...
Odd, why didn't this happen in the original version I used?
If you are on linux, you can modify you TCP keepalive parameter to a smaller value, so the socket will be freed faster.
This didn't work. How does the ApacheDS team handle this issue in it's automated tests?
The problem might be that you violently stop the server, and some sockets are still pending, waiting for a timeout. If you gently stop the server, then I *think* mina closes all the opened socket nicely, and left the socket available immediatly. To be verified...
Was the code I was using to stop my server incorrect? Thanks
