Re: kill a socket

Peter Halacsy wrote:
> Gerd Stolpmann wrote:
> 
>> No. If the header isn't set you have to count the bytes.
>>
> 
> 
> yes, I have to count. Now I get the next error. It's interesting that 
> the full buffer is'nt deleted after the failure: when I rerun the 
> pipeline got the same failure
> 
> Failure: Netbuffer: string too largeFailure("Netbuffer: string too 
> large") - Continuing with next element...
> 
> 

Gerd,

I've created a new mime_body that raises an exception if the body is too 
large. Everything works if i raise a custom exception. It's very strange 
that after a Failure the pipeline doesn't  clean its own state up: after 
rerunning I got the same exception.

Maybe the pipeline doesn't closes the connection that raised the Failure.

peter


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