[robobun]

Problem

• net.connect({ port, readable: false }) fails with ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF ("stream.push() after EOF") when the peer resets the connection behind unread data. With nothing queued the reset reports ECONNRESET. Main only, since node:net: honor readable/writable in the Socket constructor so a write-only adopted fd stays open #42213.
• Cause: node:net pauses a socket that never reads, but on an error event usockets reads the receive queue of a paused socket too (drain_for_error, packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c:650). node:net pushes those bytes into the ended Readable.
• socket.connect({ fd }) did not pause such a socket, so every byte reached that push.

Fix

• us_socket_pause_no_reader() marks the socket, us_socket_resume() clears the mark, and drain_for_error skips a marked socket. libuv reads only while UV_HANDLE_READING is set (stream.c#L1043-L1045).
• node:net calls it for a readable: false socket with no onread buffer, in afterConnect and after connect({ fd }).
• Verified: 5 new tests in test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts. 4 fail on main, and each part of the fix has one that fails without it.

Background

• A Duplex built with readable: false starts ended. push(chunk) on it raises ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF and destroys the stream.
• The error drain (usockets: drain the receive queue before closing on a peer reset #39860) keeps a reset behind a flow-control pause from cutting a stream short. It stays the default.
• Considered: a guard in pushDataToSocket (the first revision) and a handler table with no data callback. With both, usockets still reads and another layer drops the bytes.

Downsides

• Per chunk: nothing. Per socket: one more bit cleared at creation and in us_socket_resume(). sizeof(struct us_socket_t) stays 80. Release .text grows 607 bytes (linux x64).
• Bun still reports the reset at once. Node finds it at the next write.

Notes

Repro

const net = require("net"); const ev = [];
const srv = net.createServer(c => { c.on("error", () => {}); c.write("banner"); setTimeout(() => c.resetAndDestroy(), 80); });
srv.listen(0, "127.0.0.1", () => {
  const s = net.connect({ port: srv.address().port, host: "127.0.0.1", readable: false });
  s.on("connect", () => ev.push("connect")); s.on("data", d => ev.push("data " + d.length)); s.on("end", () => ev.push("end"));
  s.on("error", e => ev.push("error " + e.code)); s.on("close", h => ev.push("close hadError=" + h));
  setTimeout(() => { console.log(ev.join(" | ") + " || bytesRead=" + s.bytesRead); process.exit(0); }, 600);
});

	banner, then reset	reset only	banner only, or banner and FIN
main @116dd64f	connect | error ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF | close hadError=true, bytesRead=6	connect | error ECONNRESET | close hadError=true	connect, bytesRead=0
this branch	connect | error ECONNRESET | close hadError=true, bytesRead=0	same as main	same as main
node v26.3.0	connect, bytesRead=0; a later write: write cb ECONNRESET | error ECONNRESET | close hadError=true	same	connect, bytesRead=0

A BUN_DEBUG_Socket=1 trace of the failing case on main: onOpen C, pause, onClose S, onData C (6), onClose C. The socket is paused; the 6 bytes arrive with the reset.

What node does. readable: false sets ended and endEmitted (duplex.js#L92-L96). read() returns before _read() (readable.js#L696-L701), and _read() is the only caller of readStart() without an onread buffer (net.js#L779-L792). libuv reads only while UV_HANDLE_READING is set, also on POLLERR. So node has no code that discards these bytes: it never reads them, and the kernel frees them at close.

Measurements (linux x64)

• recv() calls on the client fd, counted with an LD_PRELOAD shim (strace is not installed here). Failing case: main 1 (returns the 6 bytes), this branch 0. Flow-control pause, then a tail and a reset: 3 on both (16384, 4, -1 ECONNRESET), bytesRead=16388 on both.
• sizeof(struct us_socket_t): 80 on both. The bit fills the free bit of a byte that had 7 in use.
• size build/release/bun: .text 106,027,183 on main, 106,027,790 on this branch. .data and .bss equal. The file is 106,198,792 bytes on both.
• Instruction counts were not measured: perf and valgrind are not installed here. pushDataToSocket, readStop and the write path are unchanged. afterConnect reads readableEnded once more for a socket that is paused before it connects, and connect({ fd }) reads it once.
• The host function object is created at the first readable: false socket, so a process without one gets no new function.

Each part of the fix and the test that fails without it (run on a debug build)

Removed	Test that fails
!s->no_reader in loop.c	both reports a reset that follows unread data as ECONNRESET variants (ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF)
the mark when the socket is already paused (pauseOnConnect)	the pauseOnConnect: true variant
the clear in us_socket_resume()	a TLS socket over a socket dialed with readable: false gets the data a reset follows
the call after connect({ fd })	a readable: false socket over an adopted fd never reads and keeps writing
the mark on the fd path (plain readStop)	a readable: false socket over an adopted fd reports a reset ... (Linux)

The TLS test passes on main. It is there for the clear in us_socket_resume(): tls.connect({ socket }) adopts the fd and resumes it, and the TLS layer reads.

Other probes, equal to node: FIN then end() (finish, close hadError=false); FIN then two writes (both succeed). Different in timing only: the peer closes, a write draws a reset: Bun reports EPIPE after that write, node at the next one.

Not changed here

• Node does not poll a handle that does not read, so it finds a reset at the next write. Bun reports a reset to a paused socket at once on every platform (the kqueue backend keeps a read knote for this).
• { readable: false, onread } over connect({ fd }) still pushes after EOF. That path installs the handler table without onread.
• A readable: false socket that tls.connect({ socket }) wraps through the stream-level TLS engine (pending writes, or a named pipe on Windows) still never completes the handshake, because that engine reads the 'data' events of the wrapped socket.
• With no 'error' listener the close error is dropped, and the socket stays open with no fd.
• Windows: not run. libuv.c reads SO_ERROR before the shared error path does, so a death that is not a reset can report ECONNRESET for a marked socket.

Suites run with the fix (debug+ASAN): node-net.test.ts (128 pass), node-net-server.test.ts (27), node-tls-upgrade.test.ts (21), regression/issue/39846.test.ts, node-tls-connect.test.ts, node-tls-server.test.ts, bun/net/socket.test.ts, fetch-backpressure.test.ts, node-http-agent-free-socket.test.ts, 340 of 343 vendored test-net-* / test-tls-* files, bun run rust:check-all (12 targets).

Failures seen locally that also fail with main's src/ and packages/ in this container: 2 in node-net.test.ts (unref should exit when no more work pending, should trigger error when aborted even if connection failed #13126), 4 in node-tls-connect.test.ts (external hosts), should not call drain before handshake in socket.test.ts, and timeouts that move between runs in node-tls-server.test.ts and fetch-backpressure.test.ts. tls server socket whose peer resets the connection behind unread data fails in 2 of 4 full-file runs on main too (bytesRead 16384 of 65536). 3 vendored files use node:test and need the test runner.

History of this PR. The first revision added if (self.readableEnded) return; to pushDataToSocket. The review asked whether the fix should be at the pause. The socket was already paused, and the drain read through the pause, so the fix moved to the drain.

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Walkthrough

Sockets without a readable side now use a native no-reader pause. Error events do not drain queued input for sockets with that pause. Regression tests cover TCP, adopted sockets, and TLS behavior.

Changes

No-reader socket handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track no-reader state in native sockets packages/bun-usockets/src/internal/internal.h, packages/bun-usockets/src/libusockets.h, packages/bun-usockets/src/context.c, packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c, packages/bun-usockets/src/socket.c, packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c	Native sockets initialize and update the no_reader flag. Error events skip receive-queue draining for sockets marked no_reader.
Expose the no-reader pause to the runtime src/uws_sys/us_socket_t.rs, src/uws_sys/socket.rs, src/runtime/socket/socket_body.rs, src/runtime/socket/mod.rs	The Rust socket wrapper calls the native pause operation. The runtime exposes a host function that pauses TCP sockets and records the pause when it succeeds.
Use and test the no-reader path src/js/node/net.ts, test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts	The Node net connection path uses the no-reader pause for sockets without a reader. Tests cover unread data and resets across TCP, adopted file descriptors, and TLS.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to eb2a7

The fix stops readable: false sockets from reading queued data on error. One event-loop path can still read that data, so the original stream-after-EOF crash may still occur in a narrower timing window. The new adopted-socket test also waits a fixed number of event-loop turns, so it may not reliably catch a regression. Close the readable-path gap before merging.

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[robobun]

Status: reworked after the review. The fix is now in usockets: the error drain skips a socket whose owner never reads (us_socket_pause_no_reader()), and node:net uses it when it stops a readable: false socket. The guard in pushDataToSocket is gone. Waiting for CI and review.

How I reproduced it: a server that writes banner and then calls resetAndDestroy(), and a client from net.connect({ port, readable: false }) with 'error' and 'close' listeners (the script is in the PR notes). A debug build of main @116dd64f prints connect | error ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF | close hadError=true, bytesRead=6. This branch prints connect | error ECONNRESET | close hadError=true, bytesRead=0, and recv() is never called on the client fd. All 5 new tests in test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts pass with the fix. I removed each part of the fix in turn and ran them again: 4 of them fail with ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF, the error main gives. The fifth fails when us_socket_resume() does not clear the mark. It covers the TLS layer that adopts such a socket.

[claude]

LGTM — a one-line guard at the shared push site, with a test that awaits the real close event.

What was reviewed:

• Checked that the guard sits in the shared pushDataToSocket helper, so all three data handlers (client, server, SocketHandlers2) get it, and that the onread path uses its own handlers object and never reaches this push.
• Verified readableEnded is only true after endEmitted, so a normally-reading socket cannot hit the early return before push(null) — no data is dropped for readable sockets.
• Test: port: 0, once(client, "connect") rejects on pre-connect error, close is the awaited terminal event, single composite toEqual, server closed in finally — no sleep/timeout ordering.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR adds if (self.readableEnded) return; to pushDataToSocket in src/js/node/net.ts so that bytes drained by the native layer during a reset are dropped for a readable: false socket instead of being pushed into an already-ended Readable (which raised ERR_STREAM_PUSH_AFTER_EOF and masked the ECONNRESET). A new test in test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts connects with readable: false, has the peer write then resetAndDestroy(), and asserts { hadError: true, events: ["error:ECONNRESET"] }.

Security risks

None. This is a read-side drop of already-unreachable bytes on a client socket whose readable half was never enabled. No auth, crypto, or untrusted-input parsing is touched.

Level of scrutiny

Low-to-moderate. The guard is one line placed in the shared helper that all three data handlers (SocketHandlers, ServerHandlers, SocketHandlers2) call, so the fix covers the whole class rather than one call site. readableEnded reads _readableState.endEmitted, which is only true after push(null) has been processed — a normally-reading socket can never satisfy the guard while data is still legitimately arriving, so no live data is dropped. The onread path installs its own handlers object and never routes through pushDataToSocket, so readable: false + onread is unaffected (matching the sibling test just below the added one). Reading self.readableEnded via the prototype getter is consistent with the file's existing use of self.push/self.destroy.

Other factors

The test follows harness conventions closely: listen(0), Promise.withResolvers for the accepted peer and the close event, once(client, "connect") (which rejects on a pre-connect error), a single composite toEqual, and server.close() in finally. No sleeps — the reset is issued from the write callback and the assertion awaits the close event, which always follows error on a net.Socket, so the test cannot hang on the failure path. CODEOWNERS does not cover either changed file, the hunt exited on dry_streak with no findings, and there are no outstanding reviewer objections in the timeline.

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[Jarred-Sumner]

isn't the correct fix to pause the socket? please add the github url with the line where node.js silently discards data in their implemetnation as a comment above.

[robobun]

@Jarred-Sumner the socket is already paused. The bytes reach JS through a different door, and node has no line that discards them. Details:

The pause is in place. Since #42213, afterConnect calls readStop() on a socket built with readable: false (net.ts#L3422-L3423), and read() / resume() never start the handle again. With no reset the banner is never delivered (bytesRead stays 0, no events). The test above the new one covers that.

The bytes come from the error drain in usockets. On an error event, loop.c reads the receive queue before it closes the socket, and it does so for a paused socket too (drain_for_error, loop.c#L591-L603, from #39860: "a pause is flow control, and there is no later for a dead connection to flow into"). BUN_DEBUG_Socket=1 on the repro shows the order:

[socket] onOpen C
[socket] pause            <- readStop() in afterConnect
[socket] onClose S        <- server: resetAndDestroy()
[socket] onData C (6)     <- drain_for_error, through the pause
[socket] onClose C

Node does not discard these bytes, it never reads them. There is no such line to link. readable: false sets ended and endEmitted (duplex.js#L92-L96). read() then returns before _read() (readable.js#L696-L701), and _read() is the only caller of readStart() for a socket with no onread buffer (net.js#L779-L792). libuv reads only while UV_HANDLE_READING is set, also on POLLERR (stream.c#L1043-L1045). So the bytes stay in the kernel and the kernel frees them at close. I put the net.js link in the comment above the guard and kept it to one line.

Two ways to get the same result here:

1. This PR: the stream layer, which owns the Readable state, drops what the drain hands it. The bytes are read once at teardown and bytesRead counts them.
2. Tell usockets that the owner never reads, so that drain_for_error skips the socket, like libuv's UV_HANDLE_READING check. That needs one more bit on us_socket_t (us_socket_flags is full), a setter, the Rust binding, an argument on handle.pause(), and readStop() passing it for a readable: false socket. Then nothing is read and pushDataToSocket needs no guard.

I kept 1 because it is one line and stays in the layer that knows about readable: false. If you prefer 2, say so and I will change the PR to it.

[claude]

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[robobun]

@Jarred-Sumner I reworked the PR to the design your question points at. The fix is now at the pause, and nothing discards data in JS.

What changed

• The guard in pushDataToSocket is gone.
• usockets has a mark for a socket whose owner never reads: us_socket_pause_no_reader() sets it, us_socket_resume() clears it, and drain_for_error in loop.c skips a marked socket. The socket was already paused. The error drain from usockets: drain the receive queue before closing on a peer reset #39860 read through the pause, and that is the read that no longer happens.
• node:net sets the mark when it stops a readable: false socket with no onread buffer, in afterConnect and after connect({ fd }). The fd path did not stop such a socket at all before.

The node reference

Node has no line that discards these bytes, so there is no such link. It never reads them: libuv reads only while UV_HANDLE_READING is set, also on POLLERR (stream.c#L1043-L1045). That link is in the comment in loop.c and above readStopNoReader in net.ts.

Numbers (linux x64, details in the PR notes)

• recv() calls on the client fd in the failing case: 1 on main, 0 here. A flow-control pause with a tail and a reset: 3 on both, so 1.4 regression: streamed response intermittently lost with ECONNRESET when the request body finishes as the server closes the connection #39846 stays fixed.
• sizeof(struct us_socket_t): 80 on both. Release .text: +607 bytes.
• The data path has no new code.

One difference from node stays: Bun reports a reset to a paused socket at once, node finds it at the next write. This PR does not change that.

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Replace the fixed-turn wait with a synchronization condition.

Five setImmediate turns do not establish that the queued banner reached the relevant poll dispatch. The test can pass on a slow run even if the client later reads the banner. Synchronize on an observable peer or poll condition before asserting that the client received no data. As per coding guidelines: “Do not write flaky tests” and “Always wait for the condition to be met instead of waiting for an arbitrary amount of time.”

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[claude]

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

Beyond the inline finding, I also checked that no_reader is zeroed at every us_socket_t init site that zeroes hangup_closes_unsent (listen-socket init and connect init in packages/bun-usockets/src/context.c, the accept path in loop.c, and us_socket_from_fd in socket.c) and cleared in us_socket_resume, and that js_pause_no_reader is a no-op for TLS sockets (as_class_ref::<TCPSocket> only), so the TLS read path is not affected.

Extended reasoning...

The new bit is initialized at all four struct-init sites and cleared on resume; the Rust host function only marks plain TCP sockets. The remaining concern is the Windows errno-misreport finding posted inline, plus an earlier CHANGES_REQUESTED review from a maintainer that later commits may or may not have addressed.

[claude]

🟡 (optional) On Windows, a readable: false node:net socket whose connection dies with a non-reset error (keepalive/ETIMEDOUT, EHOSTUNREACH) now reports ECONNRESET instead of the real errno. loop.c:650 skips the recv() drain for a no_reader socket, but on libuv the probe at eventing/libuv.c:113 already consumed SO_ERROR, so loop.c:988 reads 0 and falls back to LIBUS_ECONNRESET. On the base branch the drain's recv() returned the real error at loop.c:870. Fix: keep the errno the libuv probe read (stash it on the socket or pass it into the dispatch) so the plain error close at loop.c:989 reports it for a no_reader socket on every backend. The PR text flags this as a possible Windows difference; it is a real regression for every marked socket on that backend.

Why this was flagged

A node:net socket created with readable: false (no onread) runs readStopNoReader in afterConnect (src/js/node/net.ts:3622), which sets s->no_reader = 1 via us_socket_pause_no_reader (packages/bun-usockets/src/socket.c:868). On Windows the connection later dies without a RST, e.g. a TCP keepalive or retransmit timeout. poll_cb in packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c:111-115 sees the paused socket, calls us_socket_get_error(sock) (getsockopt SO_ERROR, which returns and resets the error), and sets error = 1. drain_for_error at packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c:650 is now 0 because of !s->no_reader, so the recv() loop is skipped. The plain error close at loop.c:988-989 calls us_socket_get_error(s) again, gets 0, and closes with LIBUS_ECONNRESET. On the base branch the drain ran, recv() returned the sticky socket error, and loop.c:870 closed with LIBUS_ERR, i.e. the real errno. The user's 'error' listener therefore now gets code ECONNRESET where it got ETIMEDOUT or similar before.

Verification: libuv.c:113 calls us_socket_get_error(sock) != 0, then sets error = 1. In packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c:650 the new !s->no_reader term makes drain_for_error false, so the recv() loop (loop.c:870, which carried recv's real WSA code) is skipped. loop.c:988 int socket_error = us_socket_get_error(s); now reads the already-cleared SO_ERROR (0) and loop.c:989 falls back to LIBUS_ECONNRESET.