`FetchError: request to http://0.0.0.0:8000/graphql failed, reason: socket hang up`

[IgnisDa]

What version of Remix are you using?

1.7.3

Steps to Reproduce

I have a graphql server. Making a single request to it in loader or action works fine. But if I have multiple requests:

await graphqlSdk().getStuff();
await graphqlSdk().getStuff();

it fails with the following error:

FetchError: request to http://0.0.0.0:8000/graphql failed, reason: socket hang up
    at ClientRequest.<anonymous> (/workspace/node_modules/.pnpm/@[email protected]/node_modules/@remix-run/web-fetch/src/fetch.js:111:11)
    at ClientRequest.emit (node:events:513:28)
    at Socket.socketOnEnd (node:_http_client:512:9)
    at Socket.emit (node:events:525:35)
    at endReadableNT (node:internal/streams/readable:1359:12)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:82:21) {
  type: 'system',
  errno: 'ECONNRESET',
  code: 'ECONNRESET',
  erroredSysCall: undefined
}

Expected Behavior

The requests should succeed and my backend should receive 2 requests.

Actual Behavior

The first request succeeds but the second one does not.

[IgnisDa]

Update: it works fine if I use axios to make the requests.

[machour]

@IgnisDa could you provide a reproduction somewhere? Might be a problem with our web-fetch package

[IgnisDa]

@machour I am not able to reproduce it anywhere else. Can you give instructions on how to debug the web-fetch package? When I try to add a console.log in the file (that is shown in the error message above), I do not get any output.

[sergiodxa]

@IgnisDa try to create a repo with a simple Remix app reproducing the error, that way it would be possible to try it and debug it

[IgnisDa]

@sergiodxa As I said before, I am not able to reproduce it in a simple repository.

The error is occurring in this repository: https://github.com/IgnisDa/codefarem/tree/remix-issue

Could you take a look at the package.json if there are any dependencies that might change the behavior of the web-fetch package?

[zifahm]

I have the same error right now using fly in production, works fine in development

[zifahm]

can confirm changing from fetch to axios fixes the issue.

I'm quite confused why this would be a problem

[richardbann]

Having the same issue here. Will try to put together a minimal example. At the moment it seems like the issue is with web-fetch as simple node:http.request works fine.

[richardbann]

Manually setting the http.request option agent to false (in web-fetch) resolves this issue. So it has to do someting with the socket pool... (https://github.com/remix-run/web-std-io/blob/f715b354c8c5b8edc550c5442dec5712705e25e7/packages/fetch/src/request.js#L326)

[machour]

pinging @jacob-ebey since he worked on web-fetch

[richardbann]

Ok, this is probably a node 19 thing (https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/43522). @IgnisDa , @zifahm , can you confirm you are using >= node 19? The default http agent now uses KeepAlive by default and it is not playing nicely with the manually set connection: close header. (https://github.com/remix-run/web-std-io/blob/f715b354c8c5b8edc550c5442dec5712705e25e7/packages/fetch/src/request.js#L302). To verify you can set KeepAlive in the fetch call:

resp = await fetch("http://myserver.test", {
  headers: { connection: "keep-alive" },
});

Could you please check @IgnisDa , @zifahm ? @jacob-ebey , please let me know if I should further investigate.

[zifahm]

@richardbann yup is using ENV NODE_VERSION=19.1.0

[zifahm]

hmm was using node:current in the docker container. now switched to node:lts-slim

[IgnisDa]

Can confirm headers: { connection: "keep-alive" } fixes it.

[eewang]

Same here - I ran across the same FetchError triggered in the web-fetch package, though adding { connection: "keep-alive" } to my headers object fixed the issue. :+1:

[Jarrku]

Ran into this after upgrading our remix project to node 20 as well. Can also confirm manually setting the connection header resolved the issue for us. The error triggered when we made multiple requests to the same API server in a single loader.

[gaetan-altech]

I've got the same kind of problem with a node 21 project, remix 2.5.1. The 'connection' workaround seems to work.

[hunt3r]

Same here - I ran across the same FetchError triggered in the web-fetch package, though adding { connection: "keep-alive" } to my headers object fixed the issue. 👍

Thanks, this one was driving me crazy.

[JesseFarebro]

Are there any leads on solving the root of this issue? I'm using a 3rd party API where I can't add additional headers to fix this issue.

[IgnisDa]

@JesseFarebro The headers need to be set on your side when making the http request. Why can't you set the header?

[JesseFarebro]

@IgnisDa I'm using a library that ends up calling fetch down the call stack. There is no options to pass through headers to fetch. The path of least resistance is probably to just wholesale copy some of their code for the time being.

[goldo]

Same problem here

• Im making 2 successive (2x await) http calls to an external api: I get socket hang up
• I send them in parallele using promise.all : it works
• 2 successive calls using headers: { connection: "keep-alive" }: it works

[rojvv]

Same issue with Node.js 21 and @neondatabase/serverless. Had to switch to postgres since I could not modify the headers for the same reason as @JesseFarebro's.

[HeathHopkins]

@roj1512, there's an override for the fetch function in @neondatabase/serverless that lets you set the connection header.

import { neon, neonConfig } from "@neondatabase/serverless"
neonConfig.fetchFunction = (url: Parameters<typeof fetch>[0], options: Parameters<typeof fetch>[1]) => {
    options = options ?? {}
    options.headers = {
        ...(options.headers ?? {}),
        "connection": "keep-alive",
    }
    options.priority = "high"
    return fetch(url, options)
}
const sql = neon(`${process.env.DATABASE_URL_POOLED}`)