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…se_notify Both adapters closed their socket with CloseCode::Normal. On a TLS socket usockets sends close_notify and keeps the fd, and with it the on_close dispatch, until the peer answers. A peer that holds its side open left the pool's close() pending and the process alive. Teardown now sends close_notify (after a completed handshake) and closes the fd at once, the way libpq does. A fast shutdown that usockets defers behind stuck ciphertext is reset instead.
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In `@test/js/sql/sql-close-pending-connection.test.ts`:
- Line 305: Update the test parameterization in the holdingPeers loop to use
describe.each, importing describe from bun:test while preserving both close
scenarios. Replace the require("bun") usage inside the bunExe() -e script with a
module-scope import, following the existing test conventions.
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…ers close_notify The peer completes the TLS handshake and answers the startup with a message the client rejects (a ReadyForQuery before authentication, a MySQL auth reply with an unknown header byte), then holds its side open. The client fails the connection from inside the TLS data dispatch. That teardown must close the socket at once too. Both tests hang on stock bun and pass with close_now.
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In `@src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs`:
- Line 1494: Update PostgresSQLConnection::ref_and_close to acquire and retain a
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…eset usockets defers a FastShutdown once while ciphertext waits behind a full kernel buffer. A second FastShutdown drops that ciphertext and closes with a FIN, so the peer still receives every byte the kernel accepted. The Failure fallback reset the connection and discarded those bytes.
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Two cases that need no peer that stays silent. A server answers the client's close_notify one round trip later: reserve() after close() of a reserved connection must get a new connection (postgres and mysql). A backend that is busy with a query answers the query first and the close_notify after it: the next query must not wait for that. Remove the rejected-certificate case. Since #43694 the client rejects a bad chain inside the handshake and closes with a bare FIN, so that test passes without this change.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked close_now against usockets: us_internal_ssl_close defers a FastShutdown at most once (gated on !ssl_close_after_spill), so the second call cannot be parked again, and us_socket_is_ssl_handshake_finished returns 1 for a non-SSL socket. Querying is_closed() on the copied handle after the first close is safe because a closed us_socket_t stays allocated until the loop's end-of-iteration sweep.
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The change replaces CloseKind::Normal with a shared close_now helper in the Postgres and MySQL adapters, adds an is_ssl_handshake_finished FFI binding through uws_sys, and adds TLS-peer fixtures and tests; it touches the TLS teardown path but no auth or crypto decisions. One confirmed test-cleanup nit is posted inline, so this note only records the usockets semantics verified this run.
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Bun.SQLteardown over TLS (postgres, mysql) sends close_notify, then keeps the socket and the pool slot until the server closes.close()pending and the process alive. A server busy with a query answers late: the nextreserve()or query waits, then rejects (ERR_POSTGRES_EXPECTED_REQUEST).CloseCode::Normal. On TLS,us_internal_ssl_close(packages/bun-usockets/src/crypto/openssl.c) defers the fd close andon_closeuntil the peer replies.Fix
close_now(src/sql_jsc/shared/socket_teardown.rs) replaces that close in both adapters: close_notify throughshutdown()after a completed handshake, thenFastShutdown. libpq'sPQfinishdoes the same.FastShutdownonce behind unsent ciphertext. A second one drops that ciphertext and closes with a FIN. The peer keeps every byte the kernel accepted.test/js/sql/sql-close-pending-connection.test.ts(9 new tests, all fail on main), PostgreSQL 17 over TLS (Notes), all oftest/js/sql.Background
Normalwaits for the peer's close_notify.FastShutdowncloses the fd with a FIN.Failureresets.shutdown()on a TLS socket sends close_notify andSHUT_WR.on_closenow runs inside the close call, as on plain TCP.Downsides
could not send data to client.Notes
sql.close(),close({ timeout }), a reserved connection'sclose(),idleTimeoutandmaxLifetimeeviction, a connection timeout after the handshake, and a protocol violation. The close sites arePostgresSQLConnection::ref_and_closeandMySQLConnection::close.close()does not release its pool slot. The slot is released from the connection's close event. On TLS that event waited for the server, so the slot stayed connected and reserved, and every laterreserve(),begin()and query queued behind it. When the old connection closed at last,release()(src/js/internal/sql/shared.ts) handed its error to every caller in the queue. Withclose_nowthe close event runs insideclose(), the slot is free at once, and the next caller dials a new connection. Plain TCP always did this.ssl=on, debug builds of main 2722608 and of this branch,sslmode=require:max: 2, two reserved connections closed whileselect pg_sleep(5)runs on each, then a query, abegin()and areserve(). main: all three rejected withERR_POSTGRES_EXPECTED_REQUEST "Failed to read data"after 4.9 s. This branch: all three resolved after 430 to 449 ms (a new TLS connection on a debug build).sslmode=disableon both builds: 180 to 300 ms.max: 1, 50 rounds ofreserve(), an awaited query,close(). main: 25 rounds rejected withERR_POSTGRES_CONNECTION_CLOSED. This branch: 0.sslmode=disableon both builds: 0.close({ timeout: 1 })withselect pg_sleep(5)in flight, time fromclose()resolved to the processexitevent. main: 3,920 to 4,135 ms in 12 of 12 runs, until the query ended on the server. This branch: 6 to 20 ms in 40 of 40 runs.sslmode=disable: 6 to 16 ms on both builds, with one run of 269 ms.verify-fullcheck also waited for the peer. Since tls: reject a bad server chain before the client certificate goes out in fetch, SQL, Redis and WebSocket clients #43694 the client rejects a bad chain inside the handshake and closes with a bare FIN, and main now checks the name there too (us_cert_verify_cb). The test for that path passed on main, so it is removed.is_ssl_handshake_finishedtobun_uws_sys(binds the existingus_socket_is_ssl_handshake_finished).shutdown()before the handshake is finished does a rawSHUT_WR, thenssl_update_handshakesees a shut-down socket and reports the pending handshake as failed with no reason, which trips!message.isEmpty()inJSC::createError(seen insql-mysql-tls-plaintext-injection.test.ts). Hence the handshake check.sslserver withSO_RCVBUF=4096that stops reading after the startup. Client: one 32 MiB simple query, thenclose({ timeout: "0" })300 ms later. The client consumed 1,835,008 bytes before the wire blocked, so a spill is pending at close. With aFailurefallback (the first version of this PR, and what the valkey client does) the peer got 0 bytes andECONNRESET, 2 of 2 runs. With a secondFastShutdownthe peer got 1,785,856 bytes (every whole record the kernel had accepted) and then a FIN without close_notify, 2 of 2 runs.close()settled in 49 ms both ways. The second call is not deferred becauseus_internal_ssl_closechecks!s->ssl_close_after_spill, which the first call set. It then runsssl_release_spillandus_internal_socket_close_rawwith noSO_LINGER.SO_RCVBUF. With the default buffers the spill drains insideshutdown()and the peer gets a clean close_notify (also measured: 2,621,440 bytes, then clean TLS EOF).FastShutdownleaves the socket open is a close from inside a BoringSSL callback (ssl_in_use), which these adapters never do.Bun.listen({ allowHalfOpen: true })servers thatupgradeTLS({ isServer: true })after the plaintext SSL request. Anode:tlsTLSSocketwrapped over anet.SocketforcesallowHalfOpen: falseand always answers the client's close_notify at once, so it can neither stay silent nor answer late.ref_and_close), and sql: close({ timeout: 0 }) closes at once (gate on presence, not truthiness) #33740, sql: a later close() waits for the pending close, for at most its timeout #43959, sql: close() gives the queries that started before it to the pool first #44040 (the same test file). Whichever lands second needs a merge.fail()path toFailure(an RST) and left the userclose()path waiting on the peer. Its protocol-violation scenario is folded into the test file here.test/js/sql(922 pass, 51 fail, none from this diff). 46 failures are MySQL tests that need a real server: the local MariaDB rejects root, and they fail the same way on main. The other 5 are subprocess tests that go over the 5 s default on a debug build in the full run. They pass alone on this branch and on main with the same durations.cargo check -p bun_sql_jsc --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvcpasses.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 4 · 7 files touched
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When a TLS SQL connection was closed, the client sent close_notify and then kept the file descriptor and its pool slot until the peer answered, so a silent or slow peer left the pool's close() pending and kept the process alive. The fix routes MySQL and PostgreSQL shutdown through a shared close_now helper that sends close_notify only when the TLS handshake has completed, then immediately applies a FastShutdown close and falls back to a Failure close if the socket is still open. Teardown therefore completes on the client's side without waiting on the peer, freeing the socket and pool slot p…