Fix infinite loop caused by TLS Handler(Only .NET6)#583
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Fix infinite loop caused by disconnection during TLS handshake, and the memory exploded instantly.
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.NET 6.0.202 has avoided (not fixed) this problem, and read operations on closed connections will throw exception, as in versions prior to .NET 6 |
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I have same question with this.Can i use .netcore 3.1 to fix this problem? |
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YES, Or update to the latest version .NET 6(>=6.0.202) |
I had the same problem with version .NET 6(6.0.5.31213).Now i downgrade to .net core 3.1(3.1.25), It didn't seem to reappear again. |
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I would be very helpful is this could get merged in. Ran into this issue the other day. |
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Fix infinite loop caused by TLS Handler, and the memory exploded instantly.