Idle timeout enforcement is passive, it occurs when we've polled some
activity and we're walking over the connection table. If you had made
an additional connection or sent an operation on another established
connection the idle one should have been disconnected.
Brian Fender wrote:
I ran into issues hitting the max filedescriptors setting and found
that it was because the server never terminates idle connections. I
have an idle timeout setting of 1200 seconds (20min). If I make an
LDAP request from a client to the directory server, the tcp connection
stays in ESTABLISHED state on the server side forever. I ran tcpdump
on the client side and not a single packet of traffic was sent to the
server during for hours.
Any idea why this connection would not be terminated after 1200 sec?
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