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Nick Kew updated TS-1007:
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Description:
Where a plugin implements both SSN_CLOSE_HOOK and TXN_CLOSE_HOOK, the
SSN_CLOSE_HOOK is called first of the two. This messes up normal cleanups!
Details:
Register a SSN_START event globally
In the SSN START, add a TXN_START and a SSN_CLOSE
In the TXN START, add a TXN_CLOSE
Stepping through, I see the order of events actually called, for the simple
case of a one-off HTTP request with no keepalive:
SSN_START
TXN_START
SSN_END
TXN_END
Whoops, SSN_END cleaned up the SSN context, leaving dangling pointers in the
TXN!
was:
Where a plugin implements both SSN_CLOSE_HOOK and TXN_CLOSE_HOOK, the
SSN_CLOSE_HOOK is called first of the two. This messes up normal cleanups!
Details:
Register a SSN_START event globally
In the SSN START, add a TXN_CLOSE and a SSN_CLOSE
In the TXN START, add a TXN_CLOSE
Stepping through, I see the order of events actually called, for the simple
case of a one-off HTTP request with no keepalive:
SSN_START
TXN_START
SSN_END
TXN_END
Whoops, SSN_END cleaned up the SSN context, leaving dangling pointers in the
TXN!
> SSN Close called before TXN Close
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>
> Key: TS-1007
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-1007
> Project: Traffic Server
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: TS API
> Affects Versions: 3.0.1
> Reporter: Nick Kew
> Priority: Blocker
>
> Where a plugin implements both SSN_CLOSE_HOOK and TXN_CLOSE_HOOK, the
> SSN_CLOSE_HOOK is called first of the two. This messes up normal cleanups!
> Details:
> Register a SSN_START event globally
> In the SSN START, add a TXN_START and a SSN_CLOSE
> In the TXN START, add a TXN_CLOSE
> Stepping through, I see the order of events actually called, for the simple
> case of a one-off HTTP request with no keepalive:
> SSN_START
> TXN_START
> SSN_END
> TXN_END
> Whoops, SSN_END cleaned up the SSN context, leaving dangling pointers in the
> TXN!
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