the issue seems to be resolved by using grpc with "grpc.WithDialer" option
(which then used a net.DialTimeout call to create the connection) in
grpc.Dial call
Also, i needed to add an extra "/" to the absolute path, so a path line
"unix:///var/run/xyz" would now become "unix:////var/run/xyz".
On Monday, January 4, 2021 at 5:33:22 PM UTC-8 Ganesh Sangle wrote:
> hello,
> i am trying to debug using grpc over unix domain socket on linux.
> the server (in c++) starts and creates the sockets and the Wait API call
> is waiting.
> the client (in go) also connects fine:
>
> conn, err := grpc.Dial("unix:///....)
> if err != nil {
> /// ...
> }
>
> err is nil so i assume connection works fine. fwiw i use "nc" to connect
> to it and it works fine as well.
>
> however, when making an rpc call, it returns "all SubConns are in
> TransientFailure".
>
> how do i debug this ? any pointers will help. thanks.
>
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