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Asked: 2026-06-11T15:16:24+00:00

I have a python script that runs constantly, listening for TCP connections. I would

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I have a python script that runs constantly, listening for TCP connections. I would like to close all connections at the end of each day.

I create my services with:
rendererService = internet.TCPServer(1945,f.getFactory(Renderer))
rendererService.setServiceParent(serviceCollection)

Every new Renderer is also referenced in a dictionary that is initiated at startup: renderers

To close all connections, I schedule it to run:

rendererService.disownServiceParent()
renderers = {}

Will this guarantee that all connections are shutdown and all objects are destroyed, even if they were in the progress of receiving/sending data?
Will it wait for the data transmission/reception to end before closing?

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  1. Editorial Team

    No, it doesn’t.

    If you want to close all the connections, you will have to maintain a list of the transports created.

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