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When the TCP socket is open, but the server is not responding (wrong port or server process is paused/broken) the ConnectTimeout should still have an effect.
Currently, the server is waiting forever for a response.
Maybe use the builtin ReceiveTimeout and disable it as soon as the connection is initialized?
Add a separate ProtocolTimeout/HandshakeTimeout/whatever property to the connect parameters?
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When the TCP socket is open, but the server is not responding (wrong port or server process is paused/broken) the ConnectTimeout should still have an effect.
Currently, the server is waiting forever for a response.
Maybe use the builtin ReceiveTimeout and disable it as soon as the connection is initialized?
Add a separate ProtocolTimeout/HandshakeTimeout/whatever property to the connect parameters?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: