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ejabberd_http crash #1133
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This is an already reported issue which was previously closed , i am sharing the link for it here |
I am not BOSH expert, just looking at the crash report, it apparently happens when processing a client HTTP query, sent to another ejabberd node in the cluster, and the erlang process that handles that Jabber connection is not found (the error is 'noproc'). Maybe the client disconnected, but the other node in the cluster didn't know yet... |
i was assuming this error raised cause of client i am using , but now i am frequently getting this please help me solve this . |
Most likely scenario for this to happen is that your client is sending session termination request, and immediately after it sends another requests. Since those two are run in parallel, it's possible that the second request tries to send information to session that was deleted by first request, and this generates this error. Since this doesn't lead to some broken behaviour, you shouldn't worry about seeing this too much. If you have loglevel set to debug level (5) you can verify if this deduction is correct by checking if you have log entry for "Looking for session " followed by "terminate: Deleting session " and then that error. |
Could this lead into complete server breakdown , because this is what happen in my scenario. |
Not likely, this should cleanup all resources. |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
ejabberd 15.11
ubuntu 14.04
deb.package
in our production, we got some errors like below several times a day :
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