What happens is if you pause the connection (needed if you YIELD for something)
then the line-reading loop exits, and never gets back there unless the client
sends more data. If the client is an abuser (i.e. pipelines) then you might
never get back to the read loop.
(yes, this was a bitch to track down :-))
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Greatly simplify Danga::Client due to no more need for line mode client
Update to latest Danga::Socket
Fix check_earlytalker to use new API
Fix Danga::DNS to use new API
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from plugins/count_unrecognized_commands kicks in.
Several buffered lines are read and processed by
Danga::Client::process_read_buf() without checking if the socket was
closed. The attached patch seems to fix it.
-- Brian Grossman
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