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I'm testing out msgpack-haskell, and my test application works fine - I can call a test method and see that the server receives the call correctly, and the client receives a return value successfully. However, there's a problem: every time a client disconnects from the server I get this printed to the console:
This error seems to be coming from attoparsec. Maybe the parser isn't correctly handling the situation where the connection terminates and it gets EOF?
I'm using attoparsec 0.10.4.0, network-conduit 1.0.0, msgpack 0.7.1.5, and msgpack-rpc 0.9.0. I do see that msgpack 0.7.2.5 exists, but I can't install it as cabal warns it will break haskell platform due to updated dependencies. If this is fixed in msgpack 0.7.2.5, it'd be really great if a fix was back ported to something that will build on the current haskell platform.
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Actually I built msgpack 0.7.2.5 locally, manually changing the required version of byte string, and it made no difference. AFAICT, this bug still isn't fixed in msgpack 0.7.2.5.
I'm testing out msgpack-haskell, and my test application works fine - I can call a test method and see that the server receives the call correctly, and the client receives a return value successfully. However, there's a problem: every time a client disconnects from the server I get this printed to the console:
ParseError {errorContexts = ["demandInput"], errorMessage = "not enough bytes", errorPosition = 1:1}
This error seems to be coming from attoparsec. Maybe the parser isn't correctly handling the situation where the connection terminates and it gets EOF?
I'm using attoparsec 0.10.4.0, network-conduit 1.0.0, msgpack 0.7.1.5, and msgpack-rpc 0.9.0. I do see that msgpack 0.7.2.5 exists, but I can't install it as cabal warns it will break haskell platform due to updated dependencies. If this is fixed in msgpack 0.7.2.5, it'd be really great if a fix was back ported to something that will build on the current haskell platform.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: