wweir 28c4f9e8ca fix(sowerd): bound the connection resources a burst can pin ...

sowerd was OOM-killed on kr with 970 MiB anon-rss on a 1.6 GiB host: a
connection burst in one window ballooned the heap and never came back.
Three unbounded holds made that possible, all on paths the log does not
show:

- the :80 listener had no timeouts, so a connection that never finished a
  request kept a goroutine, a socket and its buffers for as long as the
  peer stayed connected;
- the :443 accept loop had no concurrency cap, so resident memory grew with
  the arrival rate (a failed handshake returns silently);
- relay.Relay only arms read deadlines, so a peer that stopped reading
  blocked its writer forever, leaking the connection pair, its goroutines
  and its descriptors (and the relay conn log never fired, because the call
  never returned).

Arm a write deadline per write below the TLS listener, cap served
connections, set every plain-HTTP timeout, and dump a heap profile on
SIGUSR1 so the next occurrence can be attributed to an allocation site.

Evidence and the open questions (the trigger is still unproven, and r6c's
sower client shows a different, fd-independent growth) are recorded in
docs/plans/2026-10-12-sowerd-connection-bounds.md.

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main_test.go

fix(sowerd): bound the connection resources a burst can pin

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main.go

fix(sowerd): bound the connection resources a burst can pin

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probe.go

feat(sowerd): reverse-proxy HTTP fake-site fallback with edge headers

2026-08-28 13:37:05 +08:00

siteauth_test.go

feat(sowerd): add an optional HTTP Basic gate for site routes

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siteauth.go

feat(sowerd): add an optional HTTP Basic gate for site routes

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