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"Fix" Cannot forward traffic - #222

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Small change to supress this type of console spam:

Cannot forward traffic: writeto tcp 10.20.60.53:32148->10.10.40.44:22301: read tcp 10.20.60.53:32148->10.10.40.44:22301: use of closed network connection

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windtf merged commit 8d828e6 into windtf:master Sep 2, 2026
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tomaskir added a commit to tomaskir/vllm-wg-dockerized that referenced this pull request Sep 24, 2026
…leak fixes

No wireproxy release exists past v1.1.3 (2026-07-16), but master carries two
fixes on the TCPServerTunnel path we rely on:

- windtf/wireproxy#222: every closed tunnel connection logged
  "ERROR: Cannot forward traffic: ... use of closed network connection".
  It goes through wireproxy's own logger, so `-s` never silenced it.
- windtf/wireproxy#223: when the loopback target refused (e.g. vLLM still
  loading), the WG-side connection was never closed and the peer hung until
  its own timeout.

Reproduced both with two userspace peers over loopback running the
entrypoint's config shape under -s. v1.1.3 logged 30 "use of closed network
connection" lines for 10 aborted SSE streams, and requests to a port with no
listener timed out. The a4c5269 build logged 0 such lines and the refused
connections closed immediately (curl: empty reply). `wireproxy -n` and `-s`
behave the same, and upstream `go test` passes.

The fetch stage becomes a Go build stage. It stays pinned end to end: the
golang image by digest, the source by full commit SHA (checked after
checkout), and the modules by go.sum (`go mod verify`). CLAUDE.md now
describes this pinning and says to return to the release tarball + SHA256
once a release containing both fixes ships.
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