Response from server is lost on close

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>
> Using non-blocking openssl , after detecting underlying TCP is broken, i
> invoke SSL_read to attempting reading response. *sometimes* response from
> server is lost, sometimes not. But tcpdump show that response is always
> send back to me. what is special is that RST packages come next the
> response. Can someone shed some light on me, Thanks.Here is the result of
> tcpdump:
>
>> 16:18:00.168274 IP 17.143.161.207.2195 > xx.xxx.xx.xx.43361: Flags [P.], seq 4764:4801, ack 37462, win 432, option
s [nop,nop,TS val 1248125705 ecr 2355901348], length 37
    0x0000:  4500 0059 c936 4000 3006 14ba 118f a1cf  E..Y.6 at .0.......
    0x0010:  b73c 0214 0893 a961 1e10 133f 2197 3724  .<.....a...?!.7$
    0x0020:  8018 01b0 245e 0000 0101 080a 4a64 e309  ....$^......Jd..
    0x0030:  8c6c 33a4 1503 0100 2012 a99f e30c 37aa  .l3...........7.
    0x0040:  eda1 e24a 1819 74cb 1a73 2396 f76e b9fa  ...J..t..s#..n..
    0x0050:  293b 8625 8a9d 09a7 30
);.%....016:18:00.168326 IP 17.143.161.207.2195 > xx.xxx.xx.xx.43361:
Flags [R.], seq 4801, ack 37462, win 498, options [no
p,nop,TS val 1248125705 ecr 2355901348], length 0
    0x0000:  4500 0034 c937 4000 3006 14de 118f a1cf  E..4.7 at .0.......
    0x0010:  b73c 0214 0893 a961 1e10 1364 2197 3724  .<.....a...d!.7$
    0x0020:  8014 01f2 de75 0000 0101 080a 4a64 e309  .....u......Jd..
    0x0030:  8c6c 33a4                                .l3.




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Anty Rao
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