Always disconnecting after few minutes
See original GitHub issueI always keep disconnecting after a few minutes of using.
The terminal returns this message:
2018-12-17 15:21:25.568 INFO TunnelServer: Client #0 disconnected
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By the way, I’m using gnirehtet in production with five linux server , each connected with 40 devices. I’m using relay-java and I find that the relay severs always throw OOM exception after running for some hours . I dump the heap and figure out I was because each ‘Client’ holds many connections (for about 400 ), and each ‘TCPConnection’ holds a streamBuffer of about 256KB . 256KB * 400 * 40 ≈ 4G , which eats out my poor heap…
Therefore I add a limit of 200 conections in each Router::connections , and then it work properly.
So I think it would be great if we could configure the ‘limit of connections for each router’ at start up…
The connection gets disconnected automatically after a few minutes. How can I solve this?