Fix connection leak in route-connection-handler by using safe socket creation
The previous fix only addressed ForwardingHandler classes but missed the critical setupDirectConnection() method in route-connection-handler.ts where SmartProxy actually handles connections. This caused active connections to rise indefinitely on ECONNREFUSED errors. Changes: - Import createSocketWithErrorHandler in route-connection-handler.ts - Replace net.connect() with createSocketWithErrorHandler() in setupDirectConnection() - Properly clean up connection records when server connection fails - Add connectionFailed flag to prevent setup of failed connections This ensures connection records are cleaned up immediately when backend connections fail, preventing memory leaks.
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@ -457,4 +457,11 @@ const socket = createSocketWithErrorHandler({
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- `test/test.forwarding-error-fix.node.ts` - Tests forwarding handlers handle errors gracefully
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### Configuration
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No configuration changes needed. The fix is transparent to users.
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No configuration changes needed. The fix is transparent to users.
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### Important Note
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The fix was applied in two places:
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1. **ForwardingHandler classes** (`https-passthrough-handler.ts`, etc.) - These are standalone forwarding utilities
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2. **SmartProxy route-connection-handler** (`route-connection-handler.ts`) - This is where the actual SmartProxy connection handling happens
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The critical fix for SmartProxy was in `setupDirectConnection()` method in route-connection-handler.ts, which now uses `createSocketWithErrorHandler()` to properly handle connection failures and clean up connection records.
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