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The debugging output from the server side connection handler indicates a possible problem with the IIOP and UIOP transport implementations. The debugging output is: TAO (22370|1024) - TAO_GIOP::handle_input, read_header: No such file or directory TAO (22370|1024) - TAO_UIOP_Server_Connection_Handler::handle_input, handle_input: No such file or directory The above debugging messages can be reproduced by running the InterOp-Naming test as follows: *** Server *** ./INS_test_server -i object_name -o test.ior -ORBEndpoint uiop://foobar -ORBdebuglevel 1 *** Client *** ./INS_test_client object_name -ORBDefaultInitRef "uiop://foobar" This isn't the only way to get the unexpected error/warning messages shown above. The messages have been reported by several users running different applications.
Okay, I was being paranoid. The debugging message is expected.
Ossama is right, the debugging message is simply stating that the connection was closed, usually simply because the client is going down.