I'd be willing to do a pull request for the docs, but I am wary of adding in wrong/incomplete information without some further confirmation. debugging service because of one of the following reasons: - the specified remote debugging.

'Transport error': An error occurred, I assume this is a server side error, but I'm not totally clear, as I've not been able to trigger one on my own. NAT1902: Socket error :1: : Couldnt resolve service port.'server namespace disconnect': Looks to be when the server performs a socket.disconnect() action. 'Client namespace disconnect': When the client sends a disconnect packet ( client.disconnect()).But I'm not clear if this is always a case of the client causing it to happen. I can see it happen if I just close a tab or follow a link from a page where I have an active connection to the server.

or maybe there's some kind of callback causing this to happen. Possible reasons for this could be that port 10001 is blocked via a firewall setting or something within the networks configuration.

'transport close': this appears to happen if the client side stopped sending data at all.

'ping timeout': client stopped responding to pings in the allotted amount of time (per the pingTimeout config setting).

I'd like to try to handle some of them in different ways (and also for debugging purposes) but without knowing the possibilities or what they mean, it is rather difficult. Some I can discover on my own and make good guesses at ('ping timeout') but others are less clear ('transport close'). It would be so great if there were some official documentation on the possible values for the 'reason' value passed to the server side disconnect callback. Steps to reproduce (if the current behaviour is a bug) A socket can be thought of as a virtual wire between programs.No documentation. Sockets are commonly used between different systems but also may be used in two programs on the same system. In the case of checking emails, the user’s computer opens up to an email server, while the email server accepts and opens up to the user’s computer. Sockets, whether used in Linux® or another operating system (OS), are made to establish a connection between a client program and a server.Ī computer socket connection occurs when both sides of the connection open up a gateway to each other. Fixing a socket error is usually easy, but not always. There are more than 100 socket errors, but they all boil down to similar problems on either side of the connection.

A socket error is when there is a problem with the user’s computer or the other computer or server while making this connection. When a computer user checks emails or uses instant messaging or a peer-to-peer ( P2P) program, he or she is opening a socket and connecting to another computer or server.

Reasons for socker error 1