That could happens if you share zeromq socket between threads or 
Thread.interrupt is used.

Could you upload your test case?

Thanks
Min

> On Jul 28, 2015, at 12:32 PM, Telford Berkey <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> While running load tests with JeroMQ 0.3.5, I’ve periodically received an 
> assertion error for line 173 in Signaler.java.
>  
> Other than the assert, there isn’t any error handling related to the number 
> of bytes not being equal to 1.  If asserts are disabled for this class, 
> everything runs correctly and messages are received fine.
>  
> …
>             assert nbytes == 1;
> …
>  
> Are there any issues with disabling asserts for Signaler.java?  If not, what 
> is the purpose of line 173?
>  
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