Christian Grothoff wrote:
> I would first try adding/setting the timeout option for the MHD server. > That might help if otherwise neither your reverse proxy nor MHD close > connections and thus results them in living forever. > Second you might want to check your application logic to make sure that > it doesn't hold/suspend connections indefinitely for some reason. I see what you're getting at, but really don't think that's the problem. The number of long-lived connections is on the order of dozens (as measured by lsof sockets, number of threads, and number of nodes on the daemon->connections_head/tail list), but the daemon->connections number gets up to 1000. - FChE