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Open >16 TCP connections to the server for i in {1..17}; do nc 127.0.0.1 8080; done
You will get Failed inserting TCP socket into parent list. errors and new TCP connections will be blocked until the idle_time of 30s is hit, which is usually the Health Check default time.
I believe that by setting the lifetime in the example aws-nlb file to 2 or so, that will suffice in clearing the stack and not letting hanging health-checks clog it up.
Log output from the FreeRADIUS daemon
Reached maximum lifetime on socket status from client (192.168.65.1, 47195) -> (*, 8080, virtual-server=aws-nlb)
... shutting down socket status from client (192.168.65.1, 47195) -> (*, 8080, virtual-server=aws-nlb)
Ready to process requests
... new connection request on TCP socket
Failed inserting TCP socket into parent list.
Relevant log output from client utilities
No response
Backtrace from LLDB or GDB
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What type of defect/bug is this?
Unexpected behaviour (obvious or verified by project member)
How can the issue be reproduced?
for i in {1..17}; do nc 127.0.0.1 8080; done
Failed inserting TCP socket into parent list.
errors and new TCP connections will be blocked until the idle_time of 30s is hit, which is usually the Health Check default time.I believe that by setting the
lifetime
in the exampleaws-nlb
file to2
or so, that will suffice in clearing the stack and not letting hanging health-checks clog it up.Log output from the FreeRADIUS daemon
Relevant log output from client utilities
No response
Backtrace from LLDB or GDB
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: