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Paul Koufalis
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Is the port still open to the _mprosrv -m1? Maybe something prevented the port from being closed? I have never tried this myself in prod, but if the port is still open, try and close it. Here is an example on Linux on the sports database. I located the port of the remote client and closed it. In my example, both server and remote client are on localhost but you get the idea: $ lsof -P -p 2796 | grep TCP _mprosrv 2796 root 23u IPv4 192852654 0t0 TCP *:1027 (LISTEN) _mprosrv 2796 root 25u IPv4 192852667 0t0 TCP localhost:1027->localhost:56056 (ESTABLISHED) $ fuser -k -n tcp 56056 56056/tcp: 2794 $ lsof -P -p 2796 | grep TCP _mprosrv 2796 root 23u IPv4 192852654 0t0 TCP *:1027 (LISTEN) In my client _progres I saw a message "Killed" and the process terminated.
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