On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Rick Lane <ric...@gm...> wrote:
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> Greetings,
> I've experienced several unexplained logouts today and I'm hoping someone can help me diagnose the issue. I noticed my FIX session was logging out, which usually means one of two things:
> 1) my computer's clock is not closely synch'ed enough to the exchange's (they have a minimum threshold and if you exceed this, they boot you off)
> 2) a too-low sequence number, though this never really happens in mid-session, only when I try to connect
> So I called the exchange to see what their explanation was for booting me and they said "we didn't boot you. you submitted a 35=5 (Logout) message."
> This was odd, the first time I'd had this behavior, so I decided to turn a FileLogFactory on to see if I could pinpoint why I was sending 35=5 messages, and these messages are not captured in the LogFactory.
I think you need to startup ethereal or some other packet sniffer to
see if you are really sending the logout messages. If the logs don't
show this, I would be very suspicious.
> So now I'm left with trying to determine what might case QuickFIX to issue a Logout. My initial theories are strange holiday-schedule issues with respect to my Session settings, though I don't know why today would be any different than a normal "Monday" from QuickFIX's perspective. The fact that the 35=5 messages aren't even logged doesn't help much.
> Anyone have any suggestions of where to look?
First verify your side is sending the logout msgs.
Ciju
> Thanks,
> Rick
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