> I'm not sure if the assumption "if the back-end server fails, it will do so
> by closing the TCP connection" is strong enough. What i'm actually seeing is
> that sometimes the liveness is sent but no response is received, and the
> backend connection seems to be still alive because the proxy d
Hello Ross:
Once the 'back-end' connection to the proxied stream has been
established (as a result of a successful "DESCRIBE" command), the
proxy server periodically (at an interval randomly chosen between 30
and 60 seconds (usually)) sends a command to the 'back-end' server, to
test whether
> I would like to know if really there isn't any liveness timeout control in
> the backend part. Otherwise, it would be very helpful that you describe which
> control method are you using
Once the 'back-end' connection to the proxied stream has been established (as a
result of a successful "DES
Hello
I've been studying the behaviour of the backend liveness mechanism,
implemented in ProxyRTSPClient::sendLivenessCommand, and it seems that
there is no "timeout" to check if the liveness command response is
received. Sometimes the liveness command is sent but no response is
received, and
