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Query - Keep connection open with cardano node after handshake #4510

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ashisherc opened this issue Apr 15, 2023 · 3 comments
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Query - Keep connection open with cardano node after handshake #4510

ashisherc opened this issue Apr 15, 2023 · 3 comments
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I want to talk Local Transaction Submission Mini protocol. I'm using the Local chain sync protocol and it works well, though when I tried using only the local transaction submission mini protocol, I am unable to keep the connection open after the handshake.

Below Scenario works,

  1. Do the handshake
  2. Get an accepted response
  3. After (2), quickly send chain sync find intersect msg, and then post no messages. The connection is kept open by the Cardano node, so I can send new msg whenever I want.

The below does not work,

  1. Do the handshake
  2. get an accepted response
  3. I want to submit a tx but after a while, the Cardano node closes my connection in a few seconds
@coot coot added networking inbound-governor Issues / PRs related to inbound-governor labels Apr 15, 2023
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coot commented Apr 15, 2023

What version of cardano-node are you using? I thought that we fixed this in #3844.

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1.35.5, node running in p2p mode. Works fine with non-p2p mode

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@coot yep it's fixed in the latest node release. sorry for the confusion. Thanks!

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