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Always growing FD count #171

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miwojs opened this issue Jan 12, 2015 · 8 comments
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Always growing FD count #171

miwojs opened this issue Jan 12, 2015 · 8 comments

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@miwojs
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miwojs commented Jan 12, 2015

Hello, i upgrade from 0.3.9 to 0.3.12 and problem raise up. FD growing up and when i see graph with http connections, they still going to up. Num of connections i get from:

server = http.createServer(express);
console.log(server._connections);

and result is here: http://grabberapp.com/ety45t (with 6000 users). FD count in version 0.3.9 was about 1 to 1 with online users (~6000 FD). In version 0.3.12 FD going up (last value was ~50000 and then i need restart server - max open files = 50000).

How many FD should by opened, when you have e.g. 10000 ESTABLISHED connections.
When i go down to version 0.3.9 FD ~ ESTABLISHED connections. In version 0.3.12 after few hours is 3-times greater and still go up.

@brycekahle
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Do you know what transport it is using primarily? That would help in tracking down the issue.

@3rd-Eden
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The major difference is of course the faye-websocket version which received a major update to handle deflate.

@3rd-Eden
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See faye/faye-websocket-node#38

@renatoc
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renatoc commented Jan 20, 2015

+1

@brycekahle
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Waiting for faye-websocket-node fix.

@lpinca
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lpinca commented Feb 22, 2015

faye-websocket@0.9.3 is out with a fix for the issue linked above.

@brycekahle
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published to npm as 0.3.13

@3rd-Eden
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Awesome high five

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