NSPOSIXErrorDomain on Safari 9.0 about openlitespeed

[litespeedtech]

Which version of openlitespeed are you using?
Do you have a simple script that can be used to reproduce this problem?

Using 1.4.11, can access my websites through SSL but when I'm processing data through POST request doesn't work and output the NSPOSIXErrorDomain.

Can't give you a simple script to reproduce the problem, but here are all the details :

• SSL is working through GET request and everything is working fine, sometimes, Safari throw an error and say that he couldn't establish a secured connection to the server but when reloading, it does work.
• POST requests doesn't work and shuts down the request with NSPOSIXErrorDomain

[litespeedtech]

This bug should have been fixed, please try below patch:

diff --git src/http/httpsession.cpp src/http/httpsession.cpp
index e85b394..afdbba9 100644
--- src/http/httpsession.cpp
+++ src/http/httpsession.cpp
@@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ void HttpSession::setupChunkIS()
assert(m_pChunkIS == NULL);
{
m_pChunkIS = HttpGlobals::getResManager()->getChunkInputStream();

•    m_pChunkIS->setStream(getStream());
  

•    m_pChunkIS->setStream(this);
   m_pChunkIS->open();
  

  }
  }
  diff --git src/http/httpsession.h src/http/httpsession.h
  index 6cf1e9c..22e46a3 100644
  --- src/http/httpsession.h
  +++ src/http/httpsession.h
  @@ -73,7 +73,8 @@ enum HttpSessionState

-class HttpSession : public LsiSession, public HioHandler
+
+class HttpSession : public LsiSession, public InputStream, public HioHandler
{
HttpReq m_request;
HttpResp m_response;

error: ‘HttpGlobals’ has not been declared

[litespeedtech]

Sorry, that's for 1.3 branch.
Actually, 1.4.11 includes that fix, maybe it is something else, we need investigate more .

So, this problem even happen to plain http connection? not likely related to SPDY or HTTP/2.

@litespeedtech only occurs on HTTPS, doesn't happen in plain HTTP connection.

It doesn't seems to affect GET requests but it behave like this on POST / FORM POST requests, and sometimes block the connection to the servers, could also be a Safari policy related issues ?

[litespeedtech]

Please turn on full debug logging, reproduce the problem, then send error.log to bug@litespeed...

[litespeedtech]

Which browser are you testing? the one from El Capitan 10.11, earlier version does not support HTTP/2 as I know.

The log shows the response has been successfully processed, what follows that in the log, for that connection xxxxxxxxxxxx? did the connection go away immediately after that?

@litespeedtech Actually on El Capitan can't test now on Yosemite but it does also occurs on SPDY/2 and SPDY/3, but however El Capitan does use Safari 9 and Safari 9 is bassicly supporting HTTP2 see here

I'll do another log with the full stack

[litespeedtech]

The log shows a few crashes. just search for "AutoRestarter", however, there is no core dump created.
We need to make it dump the core file. then we can find out what causing it.

If you server is using abrtd, you may need to stop it and restore /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern to default core.%p

@litespeedtech These AutoRestarter seems not related to the problem, no core dump are created even through enabling full core dump

@litespeedtech Reinstalled OLSWS and reconfigured, the problem seems to have disappeared..

I'll close this for the moment, I'll re-open this if it occurs again.

[litespeedtech]

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