Hi, In my setup I connect bunch of REQ sockets through a queue device to a backend service. REQ sockets are torn down on read timeout. If the backend service becomes unavailable my app eventually runs out of FDs.
If I connect REQ sockets directly to the backend service - they're being destroyed gracefully. Failing queue device version: http://pastebin.com/AM1fDAVM Working direct connection version: http://pastebin.com/3p2Tb2uG I traced what's exactly hapenning with socket in these two versions and in the first version not a single req_t destructor is being called while in the working version req_t destructors are called. Any ideas how could I make the queue version surviving the backend service unavailability period? I was thinking of using additional heartbeat service but maybe there's some other, cleaner way. Also connecting backend-service to the other queue endpoint is not possible in my scenario. regards, Marcin Olak
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