Hello!
After exiting the ioctestIPServer of asyn 4-44-2, thousands of error
messages get printed to the standard error stream.
I created an issue on GitHub for this a few days ago:
https://github.com/epics-modules/asyn/issues/199
Since I didn't hear anything on that issue, I'm posting here.
The specific behavior is that after exiting ioctestIPServer, a "Software
caused connection abort" error message gets printed to the standard
error stream
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2023/12/15 16:09:01.998 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on �ª��: fd=5, Software caused connection abort
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followed by tens of "Socket operation on non-socket" error messages
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2023/12/15 16:09:01.998 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on (null): fd=0, Socket operation on non-socket
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followed by another "Software caused connection abort" error message,
but for a different file descriptor (maybe the other server?)
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2023/12/15 16:09:01.999 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on �����: fd=4, Software caused connection abort
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followed by thousands more of the "Socket operation on non-socket" error
messages
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2023/12/15 16:09:01.999 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on (null): fd=0, Socket operation on non-socket
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Here's an example terminal session (using EPICS 7.0.7; the same problem
also exists when using EPICS 7.0.8):
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$ cd iocBoot/ioctestIPServer
$ ../../bin/darwin-aarch64/testIPServer st.cmd
< envPaths
Can't open envPaths: No such file or directory
dbLoadDatabase("../../dbd/testIPServer.dbd")
testIPServer_registerRecordDeviceDriver(pdbbase)
#The following command starts a server on port 5001
drvAsynIPServerPortConfigure("P5001","localhost:5001",2,0,0,0)
serverAddr: 0.0.0.0:5001
serverPort: 5001
drvAsynIPServerPortConfigure("P5002","localhost:5002",1,0,0,0)
serverAddr: 0.0.0.0:5002
serverPort: 5002
#asynSetTraceFile("P5001",-1,"")
asynSetTraceIOMask("P5001",-1,0x2)
#asynSetTraceMask("P5001",-1,0xff)
dbLoadRecords("../../db/testIPServer.db", "P=testIPServer:")
iocInit()
Starting iocInit
############################################################################
## EPICS R7.0.7
## Rev. 2023-11-28T21:51-0600
## Rev. Date build date/time:
############################################################################
iocRun: All initialization complete
ipEchoServer("P5001")
seq("ipSNCServer", "P=testIPServer:, PORT=P5002")
sevr=info Sequencer release 2.2.9, compiled Fri Dec 15 15:36:22 2023
sevr=info Spawning sequencer program "ipSNCServer", thread 0x600003684000: "ipSNCServer"
sevr=info ipSNCServer[0]: all channels connected & received 1st monitor
epics> exit
2023/12/15 16:09:01.998 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on �ª��: fd=5, Software caused connection abort
2023/12/15 16:09:01.998 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on (null): fd=0, Socket operation on non-socket
[previous line repeated tens of times sans timestamp differences]
2023/12/15 16:09:01.999 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on �����: fd=4, Software caused connection abort
2023/12/15 16:09:01.999 drvAsynIPServerPort: accept error on (null): fd=0, Socket operation on non-socket
[previous line repeated thousands of times sans timestamp differences]
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Platform:
* Apple Silicon (EPICS_HOST_ARCH=darwin-aarch64)
* macOS Sonoma 14.1.1
* EPICS 7.0.8
* Asyn 4-44-2
Thanks!
Lewis
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