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recv() with errno=107:(transport endpoint connected)

well..I use a typical model of epoll+multithread to handle massive sockets, that is, I have a thread called epollWorkThread that use epoll_wait to handle i/o sockets. While there's an event of EPOLLIN, recv() will do the work and I do use the noblocking mode to allow immediate return. And recv() is indeed in a while(true) loop. Everything is fine in the intial time(maybe a couple of hours or maybe minutes or if I'm lucky days), I can receive the information. But some time later, recv() insists to return -1 with the errno = 107(ENOTCONN). The other peer of the transport is written in AS3 which makes sure that the socket is connected. So I'm confused by the recv() behaviour. Thank you in advance and any comment is appreciated!

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iBacchus Avatar asked Oct 14 '22 10:10

iBacchus


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Errno 107 means that the socket is NOT connected (any more). There are several reasons why this could happen. Assuming you're right and both sides of the connection claim that the socket is still open, an intermediate router/switch may have dropped the connection due to a timeout. The safest way to avoid such things from happen is to periodically send a 'health' or 'keep-alive' message. (Thus the intermediate router/switch accepts the connection as living...)=

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Axel Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 02:10

Axel