> The failure was caused by a timing-dependent race condition in hyper’s HTTP/1 connection handling. When the reader was slower and the socket buffer filled, poll_flush returned Poll::Pending, but the dispatch loop discarded that result. Hyper then treated the response as complete and shut down the socket while data remained buffered internally, causing the client to receive an EOF before the full body arrived.
This is relevant if the client sends multiple requests but the server decides to close the connection after one of them. The server should discard the additional requests until the client signals no more requests are coming.
connection reset - TCP says "this connection is too messed up, abort, abort!"
The relevant condition here is where one side closed its socket but the other side didn't and keeps sending data to the closed socket. That's obviously an improper way to end a connection. A graceful shutdown does not send RST and ensures all data is received on both sides.
https://github.com/hyperium/hyper/issues/4022
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