I managed to track the cause of the disconnection down.
It seems that the later connection's RR packets are not handled by
RTPTransmissionStats::noteIncomingRR but by the
RTSPServer::RTSPClientSession::incomingRequestHandler1.
That's strange. When the RTSP server handles the RTSP "PLAY"
command, its call to "OnDemandServerMediaSubsession::startStream()"
causes "StreamState::startPlaying()" to be called, which should cause
a "RTCPInstance" to be created. That should then cause incoming data
(on the TCP connection) to be handled by the RTP/RTCP code, rather
than the RTSP code,
Every RR fills the buffer up and when the buffer is finally full the
RTSP server terminates the client connection.
Still don't know what exactly is causing the system to get into the
error state.
Maybe this will give you some indication of what's going wrong since
you know the system so in depth.
Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, I don't know what's going
wrong. The fact that you see the problem only when the server runs
Linux, and not Windows, is strange.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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