Client closed keepalive connection
Igor Sysoev
is at rambler-co.ru
Fri Apr 27 22:18:17 MSD 2007
On Fri, Apr 27, 2007 at 02:11:52PM -0400, Wilson Bilkovich wrote:
> On 4/27/07, Igor Sysoev <is at rambler-co.ru> wrote:
> >On Fri, Apr 27, 2007 at 01:39:40PM -0400, Wilson Bilkovich wrote:
> >
> >> I am having some difficulty with nginx as a load balancer on MacOS X
> >> (Intel).
> >> I am running 0.5.19, but the problem occurs with recent earlier
> >> versions as well.
> >>
> >> With "use kqueue"
> >> 2007/04/26 22:26:15 [info] 4133#0: *3048 kevent() reported that client
> >> 192.168.0.100 closed keepalive connection
> >>
> >> With "use poll"
> >> 2007/04/26 22:59:48 [info] 10189#0: *375 client 192.168.0.100 closed
> >> keepalive connection
> >>
> >> On the client side, I get a "Socket closed." error. My HTTP client is
> >> not configured to use keepalive, which makes the error message seem
> >> very strange.
> >> The only 'weird' thing I am doing is sending a '100 Continue' response
> >> from the back-end server.
> >> Does nginx have different behavior when I send back a 100?
> >
> >Does the client do POST and pass "Expect: continue" ?
> >nginx does not support "Expect: continue/100 Continue" dialog because
> >current browsers still do not support it (at least I never see).
> >
> >So the client askes "Expect: continue", nginx passes the request
> >to backend, the backend responses "100 Continue". nginx sends it
> >to the client and goes to keep-alive state.
>
> The client is not passing Expect: continue. I'm mimicking the behavior
> of a 3rd-party app that 'unexpectedly' sends a 100 Continue response
> before the 'real' response code. These are POST requests though, yes.
>
> In the nginx access log, '100' is the status code shown. Does nginx
> enable keep-alive automatically when that happens?
keep-alive in nginx has no relation to "100".
nginx enables keep-alive if keepalive_timeout >0 and
*) an request has the "Connection: keep-alive" header
2* or an request has no "Connection" header and the request version is > 1.0.
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