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yeah SocketIO can crash easiely given your case. What you maybe can do is that you add a specific string right after the serializer finished in front or at the back of the packet and on the receiver you check if the send packet has that string. if then strip is from it, if not then discard the packet or save it because the packet is maybe just incomplete.

Someone who actually intents to crash your server from now on would need to know this string.

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What maybe would work too is to $nPing = ping() the server right before TCPConnect and setting this $nPing, if not unusally high, as the current tcptimeout. Then connect. And after success reseting th

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