autobahn test failures on tls about nbio

[acgreek]

You should update your top level readme to advertise the autobahn test success

[lesismal]

Please confirm that you run autobahn test with the latest nbio. I run it and get this report, seems every test success for non-sticky-proxy server.
but some large message failed for the sticky-proxy server.

report-tls-sticky-failed.gz

The sticky-proxy helps to find out parsing bugs but may cost lots of time for the large message communication.
Since the failures are out of time as shown below, and it is successful in the test with non-sticky-proxy server, we may not need a sticky-proxy for the large messages test cases.

[lesismal]

You should update your top level readme to advertise the autobahn test success

Good idea, thanks, updated it already, is it seems good? Or you can edit it to help!

[acgreek]

Yeah, the newer tests run are not run against the sticky proxy. Instead they are run against Examples/websocket/server_autobahn

[lesismal]

Yeah, the newer tests run are not run against the sticky proxy. Instead they are run against Examples/websocket/server_autobahn

are you sure that is using github.com/lesismal/llib v1.0.4, and whether it fails if run agian?

I run the test again and have not reproduced the failures:
report-2021-07-04.tar.gz

[acgreek]

I'm running on a 3 year old macbook and the Makefile runs the nbio server in a docker container. It could be that the overhead of running docker on mac makes it just slow enough to fail.

[acgreek]

Was reading the wrong report. Still could be mac book, though the wait time on some of these are pretty long. For example 9.1.5 is "Did not receive message within 100 seconds."

[lesismal]

Was reading the wrong report. Still could be mac book, though the wait time on some of these are pretty long. For example 9.1.5 is "Did not receive message within 100 seconds."

Try with a larger ReadBufferSize , to see whether it goes better:

svrTLS := nbhttp.NewServerTLS(nbhttp.Config{
	Network:        "tcp",
	Addrs:          []string{"localhost:9999"},
	ReadBufferSize: 1024 * 1024,
}, mux, nil, tlsConfig)

[acgreek]

that worked. Thanks