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Unable to create connection from non-golang client #4096
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Interesting! I assume you’re talking using Cloudflare Quiche, not Google Quiche? Are you using the current Quiche version? They didn’t implement key updates for the longest time, which would explain this behavior. You can enable qlog and inspect the trace using qviz to find out what’s actually going on. Feel free to post the qlog file here and I can take a look. |
Yes latest version of Cloudflare quiche. I’ll have a look at Qlog!
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Interesting! I assume you’re talking using Cloudflare Quiche, not Google
Quiche?
Are you using the current Quiche version? They didn’t implement key
updates for the longest time, which would explain this behavior.
You can enable qlog and inspect the trace using qviz to find out what’s
actually going on. Feel free to post the qlog file here and I can take a
look.
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Is there an example for setting up qlog? |
@medcelerate I just added an example to the README in #4102. Could you try out the instructions there? |
@marten-seemann I tried the example but the compiler throws an error
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Updated to V0.39 and that is now fixed. |
What is fixed? The qlog command or the problem you reported? |
yes, i'm interesting too, as i can't connect to quic-go server from android app. |
@vtolstov Same request for you, please record a qlog. Just saying "me too" helps exactly 0 in making progress on this issue. |
The wolf configuration sample you provided. It didn’t work in .37
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Updated to V0.39 and that is now fixed.
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Yes, the configuration is for v0.39. Please provide the qlog if the issue still occurs. Otherwise, please close this issue. |
Yes, we are currently looking further into it. We have QLOG output now, just need to do some evaluations on our client. |
Closing this issue due to inactivity. |
We've run into a strange issue using Quiche, and please feel free to close this comment if there is already some discussion I haven't found yet. Using a quic-go client connected to our quic-go server we are able to establish a connection and open a stream without issue. However if we attempt to do the same via quiche we don't see a connection be established beyond the handshake and we only see one packet flow in. Ideally is there some way for deeper logging/tracing out of the quic-go library that may help? In the below example we never get passed the first fmt.Printf even though in wireshark we see network connectivity.
Primary Go connection loop
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