My environment:
- node v0.7.4
- server listenning on loopback port 9000
- client connected to server
- client events (timeout, error, end) listened and console'd
- client retries connection when lost (based on any of the above
events)
After having client and server up I use tcpkill to simulate TCP RESET:
# tcpkill -i lo port 9000
Randomly (after a few client reconnects or sometimes on the first one),
the
client doesn't yeld anything and the process just ends (because I have
nothing
left on the loop).
I can avoid this using process.on("exit") and force the process not to
end and
assume the client disconnected but I would like not to use this. Am I
doing
something wrong?
Should I test on 0.6.x ?
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Diogo R.
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