What will cause a stream reset
when trying to read from a stream? Is it if the other side closes/reopens the stream?
Currently using go-libp2p and getting this error every so often, wondering what would cause it.
What will cause a stream reset
when trying to read from a stream? Is it if the other side closes/reopens the stream?
Currently using go-libp2p and getting this error every so often, wondering what would cause it.
I would also like to know the answer to this question. I have been observing lot of stream reset
as well and not sure what causes it? Should the sender simply retry when a stream reset happens?
A stream reset is an abrupt interruption of the stream. It usually indicates some unexpected state, or internal error on some side. Do you see these stream resets on a particular protocol? If so, you should debug that protocol.
Also, which libp2p version are you using? And what implementations?
Nope. I figured it out.
Because the discovery mechanism didn’t allow for removal of specific peers on demand, I added my own PeerManager
which would prune connections on-demand.
However, this meant that the pruning would sometimes kick-in when nodes are about to establish streams and I would then see these stream resets.
thanks for following up @raul ! appreciate all the responses.
Hello, I’m curious how you achieved the PeerManager, do you mind to share your code or something? Thanks