Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

> Stop iocLogServer and restart it

A related test would be to suspend (SIGSTOP) iocLogServer.  This way the socket remains allocated, which is a better simulation of a non-responsive peer.

You might also want to try sending (large) log messages until the various queues fill up.  Messages will be lost at some point.
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