IP Transport slow to receive client connection?

[rickd]

function iruleTCPserver(p1,p2)
    if ( p2 == transport.constants.event.CONNECTIONCLOSED ) then
        print("#1 response PROBABLY WILL NOT HAPPEN...")
        return
    end
    if ( p2 == transport.constants.event.NEWCONNECTION ) then
        print("New iRule Connection.")
        iruleTCPclients[p1]=true
        gir.TriggerEvent("irule_send", 100, 0)
        
        p1:Callback(transport.constants.parser.TERMINATED,'\n', 1000, function (cp1,cp2)
        if cp1 then
            gir.TriggerEvent(string.trim(cp1), 100, 0)    --was 100
            print (cp1) 
        end
            if ( cp2 == transport.constants.event.CONNECTIONCLOSED ) then
                print("#2 response PROBABLY WILL NOT HAPPEN...")
                p1:Close()
                iruleTCPclients[p1]=nil
                return
                
            end
            
        end)
        return
    end
    
end
if ( iruleTCPclients ) then
    for c,v in pairs(iruleTCPclients ) do
        c:Close()
    end
end
if ( irulec5 ) then
    irulec5:Close()
end
iruleTCPclients = {}
iruleLISTENER = transport.New(transport.constants.transport.GIPLISTEN)
if not iruleLISTENER:Open(nil, 9999) then
    print("Could not create iRule TCP server.")
    iruleLISTENER:Close();
    iruleLISTENER = nil;
end
iruleLISTENER:Callback(transport.constants.parser.TERMINATED, '\r\n', 2000, iruleTCPserver)
print("Starting iRule TCP Server...")

I have two instances of girder running this and accepting client connections to send events problem is it is slow to accept connection not sure why. It is taking two to three attempts for the iRule client to get a connection.

Any ideas to trouble shoot and determine how I can see what is the cause. Once connected it works ok but also getting delays on occassion or a backlog of events.

Thanks

[shaun5]

Are you sure iRule is sending the \r\n terminator?

[rickd]

yes it was a network issue in my router solved thanks