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recieved 4294962489-bytes data exceeding the limit 1048560 bytes #158
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That number is -8404, overflowed into a uint32. It sounds like some maths went wrong somewhere along the line in the grpc-go code. |
@dsymonds Sounds logic. There is no way client send that much data. Also, the counted bytes are random, eg:
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is there a way I can reproduce this? |
This could be fixed by #160 already. Can you sync the repo and retry? Let me know if it still sustains. In meanwhile, I will add a new end2end test case to mimic your use case next week. |
@iamqizhao Sorry, I may not be able to reproduce this. I encountered this issue when archiving our feed at friendfeed, https://github.com/yinhm/friendfeed Since friendfeed was closed, I have no longer be able to reproduce. So sad. |
This should be fixed by #162. I reproduced the error you got with the existing test cases. |
I have seen a lot of this exceeding limit error after rev 4320b5b:
Server and client are running at the same grpc-go version. This happens when I have 10
20 clients consume jobs, then streaming updates to server, request speed is about 1001000/s.Linux instance-1 3.16.0-30-generic #40~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 15 17:43:14 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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