Reputation: 41
I use go-diameter as client trying connecting to a server. I follow the example on the repo but found out there's some error happened in connecting. Here is my sample code:
cfg := &sm.Settings{
OriginHost: datatype.DiameterIdentity(originHost),
OriginRealm: datatype.DiameterIdentity(originRealm),
VendorID: diameterVendorID,
ProductName: productName,
FirmwareRevision: firmwareRevision,
HostIPAddresses: []datatype.Address{
datatype.Address(net.ParseIP(viper.GetString("my.ip"))),
},
}
// Create the state machine (it's a diam.ServeMux) and client.
mux := sm.New(cfg)
// CER -> for sending
cli := &sm.Client{
Dict: dict.Default,
Handler: mux,
MaxRetransmits: 3,
RetransmitInterval: time.Second,
EnableWatchdog: true,
WatchdogInterval: 5 * time.Second,
AuthApplicationID: []*diam.AVP{
// Advertise support for credit control application
diam.NewAVP(avp.AuthApplicationID, avp.Mbit, 0, datatype.Unsigned32(diameterAuthAppID)), // RFC 4006
},
}
mux.Handle(diam.CCA, handleCCA())
mux.Handle(diam.DPA, handleDPA())
// Print error reports.
go printErrors(ctx, mux.ErrorReports())
println("diameter connect....")
connect := func() (diam.Conn, error) {
/*I test these two ways, both return same error*/
return cli.DialTimeout(addr, 5*time.Second)
//return dial(cli, addr, "", "","tcp", false)
}
c, err := connect()
if err != nil {
println(err)
}
The code is just like the sample client code on go-diameter repo, but I will got errors as:
diameter connect....
diameter error on x.x.x.x:3868: read tcp x.x.x.x:60766-\u003ex.x.x.x:3868: use of closed network connection
Appreciate if there's any suggestions. Thanks.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 831
Reputation: 41
Answered by my self. I found the error is happened at network timeout. After I extend the timeout, the connection is OK.
Upvotes: 1