Bugfix: Stale UDP connection pool eviction#75
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Updated UDP connection pooling to include connection age management. Changed the pool to store pooledUDPConn structs instead of UDPConn pointers.
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UDP connections to DNS resolvers are pooled for reuse. But after sitting idle for 60+ seconds, NAT middleboxes (very common on Iran ISPs) may expire the port mapping. The connection's local ephemeral port is now dead — writes succeed (UDP is fire-and-forget), but responses from the resolver get routed to a closed port and silently vanish. This looks like a resolver being "lossy"
@masterking32 can you please double check the code ? looks right on the paper but haven't tested this in production because of poor internet. thank you.