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                                            Jeremy Rand

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

Thanks @lrstanley ! I'm testing out the fix now; will get back to you in a few days with results.

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

@lrstanley Unfortunately it still hangs at what looks like the same place. I'm not familiar with how to get a goroutine dump, but will look for docs and let you...

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

Thanks, will try the updated version and let you know how it goes.

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

Been occupied with $DAYJOB, will try to get to this ASAP. Sorry for the delays.

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

Here's a goroutine dump of the hang, with Matterbridge 81e6f75aa491c7bfa11780dd622587cf5fff3c8f: ~~~ time="2022-05-05T05:28:18Z" level=info msg="debug:05:28:18 conn.go:367: waiting for all routines to finish" prefix=irc SIGQUIT: quit PC=0x100d7080 m=0 sigcode=0 goroutine 22 [syscall,...

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

Any luck analyzing the dump?

execLoop and sendLoop not getting closed if network connection is low-quality

@42wim Any chance you could create a Matterbridge branch with the proposed fix? Would make it easier for me to test.

UI broken on Firefox 33+ in Windows (ctypes symbol missing)

This looks potentially relevant: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=975229#c15

UI broken on Firefox 33+ in Windows (ctypes symbol missing)

So, it seems that Mozilla removed some stuff from the NSS DLL that ships with Firefox. This isn't the first time they've done this, and it might not be the...

UI broken on Firefox 33+ in Windows (ctypes symbol missing)

That's certainly a valid concern. Since the hash of the dll could be checked against the one that's shipped with XULRunner, and since presumably users already trust Mozilla, in my...