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Ctx tries to close sockets that are not listed in ZContext anymore

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Hi,

I have the problem that my code hangs when calling context.destroy() (context is a ZContext). I made sure that the only part of ZeroMQ I access concurrently is this very ZContext.

When closing my sockets, I wait until context.getSockets() returns an empty list before calling context.destroy(). However, Ctx has still one pending connection, and sockets also contains one socket.

The code than finally hangs at the reveive.

So I wonder, why does context.getSockets() return an empty list and how do I prevent the hang?

Quick note: I use the latest stable release, 0.4.3.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

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MoeweXcommented, Sep 10, 2018

Hi, I can confirm that the issue is resolved, thanks!

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MoeweXcommented, Sep 9, 2018

Yes! Exactly that is the issue, you described it perfectly.

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