Hi there ! We have observed as strange issue with BOSH requests handling. It is about tracking the "rid" value and discarding the request if the value is lower than the current one. When there is 1st request sent with large request table and is immediately fallowed by a small one, then on slow network connections it may happen that the second one is received on the Prosody side, before the first one. Then the "rid" counter is incremented and Prosody will ignore the first one. I'm not sure if I understand the BOSH specification correctly, but if we're running with 'requests'=2 then the server should allow to send 2 request at the same time and there is no guarantee from the network which one will arrive first(because there are 2 TCP streams). Should the server in this case cache the requests that are within the window and process them when the window cache is filled in order ? From the code looks like Prosody is not doing that. Do you think it would make sense to have it implemented and how complex would that be ?
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