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Event listener reconnects to the outgoing worker after a reload #420

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ananthb
opened on Oct 8, 2026
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On reload the master socket goes away, and the listener reconnects 100 ms later with @@1 set severity-output number;show events dpapi -w -0. At that moment the new worker hasn't started, so @@1 attaches to the outgoing one. The listener gets the ring's backlog on connect, then nothing more: no events, and no EOF when that worker exits. It stays like that until the next reload.

Versions: HAProxy 3.4.6, Data Plane API v3.4.3 on Flatcar Linux stable.

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  1. ananthb
    changed the title [-]Event listener reconnects to the outgoing worker after a reload, so ACME newcert events are missed[/-] [+]Event listener reconnects to the outgoing worker after a reload[/+] on Oct 8, 2026
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