Re: feature/quic-server what to do with SSL_POLL_EVENT_EW and why I get it.

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On 9/5/24 12:02 PM, jean-frederic clere wrote:
Hi,

I am sending a file to chrome after a bunch of write and poll to check I can go on, I receive a  SSL_POLL_EVENT_EW on the bidi stream.

After debugging my code I noted I sent crap to the browser, reset stream makes sense in the case...

Sorry for the noise.

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{"name":"transport:packet_sent","data":{"header":{"packet_type":"1RTT","packet_number":17,"dcid":""},"datagram_id":20,"frames":[{"frame_type":"reset_stream","stream_id":4,"error_code":257,"final_size":8244,"length":6}]},"time":0}
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So the browser is not happy and reset the stream, I have a 3 questions:

Where can I find what "error_code":257 corresponds to?

Is the way to prevent the reset? like checking that SSL_write_ex2() can do more (other than polling for SSL_POLL_EVENT_W)

What to do after the reset (chrome seems to stop doing HTTP3 after the reset...)


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Cheers

Jean-Frederic

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