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I was able to compile nghttp2-asio together with the server example.
With additional debug output I see that http2_handler::start is called, when I connect to the example server.
All the callbacks are set and finally 0 is returned (so seems no error happened).
The connection is then just disconnected.
I can do it again and again, and above sequence happens again.
But then nothing more happens. The callback are never called.
What would be the next function/method, which would be called? Where do I find the code which disconnects my established connection, because, perhaps then, I can see what fails?
There was earlier some --enable-asio-lib (or similar, in nghttp2). I assume this is not more needed?
Could it be dependency on Boost? Which Boost version is known to be working, so I can just try this version?
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I was able to compile nghttp2-asio together with the server example.
With additional debug output I see that http2_handler::start is called, when I connect to the example server.
All the callbacks are set and finally 0 is returned (so seems no error happened).
The connection is then just disconnected.
I can do it again and again, and above sequence happens again.
But then nothing more happens. The callback are never called.
What would be the next function/method, which would be called? Where do I find the code which disconnects my established connection, because, perhaps then, I can see what fails?
There was earlier some --enable-asio-lib (or similar, in nghttp2). I assume this is not more needed?
Could it be dependency on Boost? Which Boost version is known to be working, so I can just try this version?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: