node:http: close the connection when a 'connection' or 'secureConnection' listener throws and nothing handles it by robobun · Pull Request #45876 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-10-18T05:03:08Z

Problem

When nothing handles the error of a 'connection' or 'secureConnection' listener, Node.js exits at the throw. Since 1.4.0 Bun answers that connection in full and then exits.
The error is only counted (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:2151). uWS reads the request before the run ends (packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c:579).
No user reported this. An mTLS check that calls socket.getPeerCertificate() throws on Bun (node:https Request socket is not a TLSSocket #16834), and the unchecked peer is answered.

Fix

NewServer::run_connection_listeners (src/runtime/server/server_body.rs) reads unhandled_error_counter before and after the listeners. If it moved, Bun__NodeHTTP__refuseConnection stops HTTP parsing and closes the socket.
A handled error moves nothing: the connection stays, as in Node.js. bun test takes every error, so it stays there too.
Verified: test/js/node/http/node-http-connection-listener-throw.test.ts (16 of 25 cases fail on main), test/js/node/http*. Self-reviewed: 47 concerns raised, 39 addressed, 2 rejected (they keep an async pass here), 6 in Notes.

Background

uWS calls a filter when a connection opens. node:http emits both events from it.
unhandled_error_counter counts errors that nothing takes. The run loop stops when it is not 0.
Considered: exit at the report (domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661), which covers the main run but no Worker, --hot or --watch. Considered: try/catch in onServerConnection, which cannot tell whether something took the error.

Downsides

Still answered: an async listener that rejects, tls and http2 servers, a throwing 'request' listener. socket.destroy() before the throw refuses on main too.
Behavior change: with a node:domain error handler and in bun repl, this PR resets a connection that main and Node.js answer.
Cost with no error: 109 to 94 instructions per accepted connection, .text +256 B.

Notes

Repro. The server below, and a peer in another process that sends GET / when it connects.

require("node:http")
  .createServer((req, res) => res.end("SECRET"))
  .on("connection", socket => { throw new Error("PEER REFUSED"); })
  .listen(3000);

build	peer reads	server
Node.js v26.3.0	0 bytes	exit 1 at the throw
Bun 1.3.14	89 bytes: a `200 OK` head with no body. The request listener does not run	exit 1
Bun 1.4.0, 1.4.2, main `017b243`	100 bytes, the full response	exit 1 after the loop turn
this PR	0 bytes	exit 1 after the loop turn

The dispatch that emits 'connection' when the connection opens (onServerConnection) came with node:http/https/http2: raise Node v26.3.0 compat to ~94%, sync the upstream suites, and fix the Windows/macOS transport-layer teardown bugs they exposed #32488, first released in 1.4.0 (git log -S, no bisect by build). Before it, the event was emitted from the dispatch of the first request.
Only the synchronous throw is a regression. 1.3.14 answered a process.nextTick or queueMicrotask throw with the body too (81 bytes, the request listener runs).

Who meets this. No issue reports it (3 searches of the tracker). The throw that nobody intends is a listener that is correct on Node.js and fails on Bun: the socket of a node:https server is not a tls.TLSSocket (#16834, #37255). 3 of 3 runs for each row:

server.on("secureConnection", socket => {
  const cn = socket.getPeerCertificate().subject.CN;
  if (!allow.has(cn)) socket.destroy();
});

build	a peer that is not on the list reads	server
Node.js v26.3.0	0 bytes	stays up, no error
main `017b243`	100 bytes, the full response	`TypeError: socket.getPeerCertificate is not a function`, exit 1
this PR	0 bytes	the same error, exit 1

What reads the request after the error is counted, on main.

Linux: the listen socket has TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT. The kernel hands over the connection when the request is there, and the accept frame reads it right after the open dispatch (loop.c:579). node:http: skip TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT so server.setTimeout fires on time for silent clients #36074 removes that flag.
All platforms: a TLS 1.3 client sends the request behind its Finished. The read that completes the handshake also holds the request.
All platforms: a loop that keeps turning. A queued immediate, a pending top-level await (Top level await causes promise rejections inside global.setTimeout to be ignored, allowing execution to continue #22546, bun run: end the entry's top-level await when a fatal error ends the run #42686), --hot and --watch.
The test file on main: 16 of 25 cases fail with the deferred accept. 9 of 25 fail without it (measured on Linux with a setsockopt shim that refuses TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT, which is the state of macOS and Windows).

Measurements. linux-x64, release builds from one toolchain, main 017b243 against this PR. The fixture of the test is the driver: <runtime> node-http-connection-listener-throw-fixture.js <case>.

what	main	this PR	Node.js v26.3.0
the test file, cases that fail	16 of 25	0 of 25
listener shape (sync, `nextTick`, `queueMicrotask`) by door (`http`, `https`, `https-secureConnection`), cells served, 3 runs a cell	9 of 9	0 of 9	0 of 9
the same for an `async` listener and an `async` listener with `await null`	6 of 6	6 of 6	0 of 6
two peers in the accept queue, 5 of 5 runs: served, listener runs, reports	2, 2, 2	0, 2, 2	0, 1, 1
`worker:http` and `worker:http-nextTick`, bytes the peer reads	36 (a 503 head)	0	0
`https-secureConnection-writes-big-unread`, runs of the request listener, 8 runs	1	0	0
`--hot`, a listener that throws for each peer: first peer, second peer, process	100 bytes, 0 bytes, exit 1 at the second	0 bytes, 0 bytes, exit 1 at the second
`bun test`: a listener throws in test A. Test A, its peer, the next test	fails, answered, passes	fails, answered, passes	`node --test`: fails, answered, passes

Connection filter thunk, no-error path, executed instructions per accepted connection (gdb instruction steps over 3 connections, a call counts as one): 109 to 94. The thunk runs 4 times per connection (accept, open, and two close events). Its 3 early returns go from 16 to 6 instructions each, because run_connection_listeners is out of line. The open event goes from 61 to 76. Calls 3 to 3. Conditional branches 14 to 15.
size -A: .text +256 B. .rodata, .bun_builtins, .data, .bss +0 B. The stripped file has the same size. Host functions +0.
Measured at 6e5dca7 and not again: the syscalls on the accepted fd after the report (recvfrom, sendto, shutdown, close on main, close with this PR).

Still answered after this PR, on purpose. Node.js sends nothing in each case, unless a line says otherwise.

An async listener that rejects. A rejected promise is reported at the end of the loop turn, after the request is read. A pass inside this frame was built and reviewed for this PR, and it is not in it. With the pass before the listeners, an 'unhandledRejection' listener runs inside the open filter, and one that calls server.close() gets 'connection' for a closed socket. With the pass only after them, a connection is closed for a promise that another callback rejected. Run the ticks and microtasks that 'unhandledRejection' listeners queue #45597, Report unhandled rejections made in the event loop's last turn #45582 and Handle an error before the event loop sleeps, not at its next wake #45599 change when rejections are reported, so this waits for them.
Servers that accept through net.ts: tls.createServer with a 'secureConnection' listener (6 bytes of payload), http2.createSecureServer with 'secureConnection' or 'session' (67 bytes), and the same with allowHTTP1 and an HTTP/1.1 peer (100 bytes). Under --hot also a net server, h2c, and an http.Server that gets its sockets through emit("connection"). net.ts reports the error and keeps the socket (node:net: route throws from 'data'/'connection' listeners to uncaughtException and keep the socket alive #35347). Not in this PR.
A 'request' listener that throws: 89 bytes, a 200 OK head with no body. That is node:http: send nothing on destroy() before the headers go out, and a 500 (not an empty 200) for a throwing listener #39366.
A failure that waits for an immediate (setImmediate(fail)): 100 bytes on main and with this PR. On Linux the request is read right after the open dispatch, before the immediate runs.
A second peer of the same loop turn whose own listener does not throw, and requests on connections that are already open. The process ends after the turn. Exit at the report is domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661.
A Worker whose 'uncaughtException' listener throws or calls process.exit(): the peer reads the 503 head of a stopping VM (36 bytes).
On https, a handled throw from a 'connection' listener skips 'secureConnection', where Node.js emits it. That is node:https: emit 'connection' at TCP accept, before the TLS handshake #46167.
Not a listener error, found on the way, and not in this PR: after socket.destroy() on an https socket that still has unsent data, a request that arrives later still runs the request listener (5 of 6 runs on main, 6 of 6 with this PR, 0 of 6 on Node.js).

Other differences to know.

node:domain is a shim on main (Missing functionality of 'domain' API: control of async unhandled exceptions #6045, domain: implement node:domain on AsyncLocalStorage and port the upstream domain suite (+40 upstream tests) #31828). With domain.add(server) or domain.run() around the server and an 'error' handler on the domain, Node.js answers the peer and exits 0. Main answers and exits 1. This PR resets the peer and exits 1.
bun repl: the session survives the error and installs no handler, so the counter moves. node -i and main answer the peer, and this PR resets it.
bun test: the runner takes the error as the failure of the test that runs, and the connection stays, as on main and under node --test. A Worker inside bun test keeps the close. Without this rule the reset fails the next test (read ECONNRESET), and a test that passes on main fails.
Worker with an https 'secureConnection' listener that throws: Node.js answers the first peer, because its Worker ends behind the read that holds the request. This PR closes it. The test pins that row as Bun only.
The https 'connection' rows match Node.js in the bytes that the peer reads. Node.js emits 'connection' before the TLS handshake and Bun after it (node:https: emit 'connection' at TCP accept, before the TLS handshake #46167 moves it).
reportError() inside a listener counts an error, so the connection is closed. Node.js exits there.
An error that a 'uncaughtException' listener, a capture callback or a Bun.ModuleGraph onError takes does not move the counter.
A TLS listener that writes 4 MB, calls socket.destroy() and then throws, under --hot: the peer reads about 2.6 MB in 8 of 10 runs. On main it reads all 4 MB in 7 of 10 runs, because the request is parsed on the destroyed socket and the end of that parse flushes the rest (packages/bun-uws/src/HttpContext.h:826). Node.js cuts at about 2.6 MB on destroy() alone.

Questions for the maintainer.

The signal. The frame reads the delta of unhandled_error_counter, the field that ends the run. hot/watch: keep driving timers and surviving errors after an unhandled error #38206 stops that counter under --hot and --watch (read from its diff, not run): the three watcher rows are then answered again. A count of the reports that nothing took, bumped where the VM decides that, does not depend on hot/watch: keep driving timers and surviving errors after an unhandled error #38206 or domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661, and it also sees a Worker whose handler throws. It is a new field on the VM, so it is not in this PR.
--hot and --watch: is a connection whose listener failed closed (this PR) or answered (hot/watch: keep driving timers and surviving errors after an unhandled error #38206)?
The level. This PR closes one connection and leaves the run as it is. If the rule is that nothing runs after a fatal error, it belongs in uncaught_exception (domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661), and this frame is then reached only in a Worker, under --hot, --watch and bun test.

Open PRs that touch the same lines. #46167 and the draft #35538 change the call in the filter thunk. The frame goes around on_connection_callback, for each dispatch of a connection.

Self-review. The first local shape ended the main run inside the callback through a hook on the VM. The review measured that the close alone stops every refused peer, and that half was removed. The second review ran on this commit plus a commit with two rejected-promise passes for async listeners. Its result:

The commit with the passes is not pushed (see the first item of the list above).
In the first commit the frame read the server again after the listeners. Under bun test the report of the error starts the next test inside the frame, and that test can free the server: a use after free. The case under bun test ends with SIGSEGV on a release build with that frame (3 of 3 runs). The frame now takes the VM first and reads nothing of the server after the listeners.
Under bun test the close failed the next test and one test that passes on main. The runner now counts as what takes the error.
The dispatch and its frame take the server as a raw pointer and hold no reference to it while the listeners run (a review comment on this PR).
The line in test/leaksan.supp is gone. The Worker rows ask LeakSanitizer for 100 frames, and an existing line then matches the leak of Bun.serve: free a Worker's RequestContext pools when its VM is torn down #37513.
New rows: the count of request listener runs in every row, a peer that does not read (without stopHTTPParsing() the request listener runs in 8 of 8 runs), TLS 1.2 under --hot, a Worker with a nextTick throw, an immediate that keeps the loop turning, a listener that closes the socket before it throws, and a bun test run.
Rejected: 2 concerns ask to keep the async pass in this PR, because the process survives the error under --hot and a pending top-level await. The reasons in the first item weigh more.
Left out, and in the list above: the net.ts servers and the destroyed https socket. Put to the maintainer: the three questions above.

Tests.

The fixture is the server and its peers, and runs unchanged under Node.js. 19 rows are what Node.js v26.3.0 prints. 5 rows are Bun only (--hot, --watch, the Worker https row). One test runs bun test on a file.
9 cases pass on main. They are controls: a handled error keeps the connection, socket.destroy() refuses it, a listener that closes the socket before it throws changes nothing, and bun test keeps the connection.
The test is a file of its own because node-http.test.ts is exempt from LeakSanitizer in CI.
Suites on the debug build: test/js/node/http and test/js/node/http2 (51 files) and bun-serve-propagate-errors: 1858 pass, 1 fail. The one is node-http-uaf.test.ts, a 2000 request fixture at its 60 s limit. It reaches that limit on a debug build of main in the same container too.
The vendored test-http-* and test-https-* files under 6 jobs: 6 of 450 fail, all client timing tests on a debug build. test-http-client-close-with-default-agent.js passes alone. test-http-abort-queued.js and test-http-outgoing-end-cork.js pass 2 of 3 runs alone, and 5 of 5 in release builds of main and of this PR. test-http-agent-keepalive.js, test-http-client-timeout-option.js and test-https-timeout.js wait 1 ms to 100 ms for an event that a debug build delivers later.
macOS and Windows are not run locally. In CI at d2b082a the 24 fixture rows passed on every lane that ran: Linux x64 and aarch64, the ASAN lane, macOS aarch64, Windows x64 and aarch64.
The under bun test case timed out on Windows in that run (every attempt on aarch64, once on x64). Its second half waits inside the open callback of the connection that it waits for, which is the re-entry of event loop: never re-enter from inside a dispatch callback (de-block expect().resolves and HTMLRewriter.transform, then assert) #33261. That half is now skipped on Windows.
On Windows a closed socket can be freed inside a nested turn of the loop (us_internal_loop_post defers the free only on the epoll and kqueue backends). uSockets reads the socket after the open dispatch on main too, so this PR adds no new kind of read there. It is not measured.

no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/node/http/node-http-connection-listener-throw.test.ts

…ion' listener throws and nothing handles it Bun counts an error that nothing handles and ends the run when the turn of the loop is over. Before that, uWS read the request of the connection whose listener had thrown, and the server answered it. The landing frame of the connection filter now reads the unhandled error counter of the VM before and after the listeners. When the counter moved, it stops HTTP parsing on the socket and closes it. A connection whose error a listener handles stays open, as in Node.js.

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robobun · 2026-10-18T05:03:22Z

Status: reproduced on main 017b243 and on 1.4.2 (release builds, linux x64) with the server in the description and a peer in another process. The peer of a listener that throws reads the full response (100 bytes), then the server exits 1. Node.js v26.3.0 reads 0 bytes, and Bun 1.3.14 reads no body.

Fix: #45876 (this PR). test/js/node/http/node-http-connection-listener-throw.test.ts has 25 cases: 16 fail without the src/ change, and all 25 pass with it on the debug build and on a release build.

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Unhandled errors in HTTP connection listeners now cause the connection to be refused, unless Bun’s test runner handles the error. New fixtures and tests cover HTTP and HTTPS connections, runtime modes, and test-runner recovery.

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Node HTTP connection listener errors

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Detect and refuse connections `src/runtime/server/server_body.rs`, `src/jsc/bindings/node/JSNodeHTTPServerSocket.cpp`	The connection filter routes sockets through a callback that checks for new unhandled errors. When the error count changes outside the supported test-runner case, the callback stops HTTP parsing and closes the connection.
Exercise listener errors and connection outcomes `test/js/node/http/node-http-connection-listener-throw-fixture.js`, `test/js/node/http/node-http-connection-listener-throw.test.ts`	The fixture and tests cover HTTP and HTTPS listener errors across direct, worker, hot-reload, and watch modes. They check connection results and verify follow-up tests after listener failures.

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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things in the new landing frame and ruled them out: the socket pointer is still valid after the listener runs, since uSockets only frees closed sockets in loop_post (us_internal_free_closed_sockets) and Bun__NodeHTTP__refuseConnection re-checks us_socket_is_closed first; and a throw from process.nextTick / queueMicrotask is counted before the counter comparison, because the EventLoop::enter_scope guard in on_connection_callback drains microtasks on drop even when the call returns Err.

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The change adds an out-of-line landing frame around the node:http 'connection' callback in src/runtime/server/server_body.rs that compares the VM's unhandled_error_counter before and after the listener and, if it moved, calls a new C++ extern in src/jsc/bindings/node/JSNodeHTTPServerSocket.cpp that stops HTTP parsing and closes the uWS socket; plus a new fixture-driven test matrix and a leaksan.supp entry. No auth, crypto or input-parsing surface is touched. Inline findings already flag the TLS spill-close interaction in the new refuse path and the per-test timeout, so a human should weigh those; the socket-lifetime and microtask-ordering concerns were checked against uSockets' deferred free and the event-loop scope guard and are not issues.

…listener's error to bun test The frame that closes a connection after a listener's error read the server again when the listeners were done. Under bun test the report of the error starts the next test inside that frame, and that test can close, collect and free the server. The frame now takes the VM before the listeners and reads nothing of the server after them. bun test takes every error of its main VM as the failure of a test, so the connection stays there, as on main. The close failed the next test. The frame is now run_connection_listeners, because on_connection is the field that holds the JS callback. test/leaksan.supp is as on main again. The Worker rows ask LeakSanitizer for 100 frames, and an existing line then matches the leak of the request pool. The fixture counts the runs of the request listener. New rows: a peer that does not read, TLS 1.2 under --hot, a Worker with a nextTick throw, an immediate that keeps the loop turning, a listener that closes the socket before it throws, and a bun test run.

claude

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Still open from earlier reviews (4):

Unresolved: 4 minor or pre-existing.

The listeners of a connection can free the server: bun test starts the next test from inside the report of their error. The dispatch and its frame now take the server as a raw pointer and hold no reference to it while the listeners run. on_connection_callback copies the callback and the global out of a borrow that ends before the call. The second half of the bun test case is not run on Windows. Its wait runs inside the open callback of the connection that it waits for, and it timed out there in CI.

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