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Our team uses Mormot in production now and it works well as the network is fast and reliable.
The problem is when developers work from home over a slower VPN connection.
So the setup is this:
Database and a WindowsService is located on the company network.
Developer runs a client.exe from home and uses a VPN connection to get access to service.
I didn't see how I could attach logfiles with VERBOSE mode here so I upload files on Google drive instead and post links.
In this case, the client first failed to connect with error "Invalid HTTP Upgrade Header" but later recover and do a normal connection.
This seems to be random. Sometimes success on the first try but sometimes I have to try several times until I got a connection.
My conclusion is that the slow speed of the network seems to trigger this problem.
Note that this is a multiuser environment so there could be other clients trying to connect to the service.
But to get a cleaner log-file for service I restarted it just for this case.
Please tell me if I can assist further to find the reason for this problem!
Regards
Roland Bengtsson
Last edited by berocoder (2019-12-31 09:02:27)
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In the server logs, we can't see the connection from the client.
Perhaps some network instability, or some anti-virus messing with the network.
First idea could be to upgrade your version of mORMot - you are 300 commits older than current revision.
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