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Usually when a core client fails to decode an incoming buffer it logs the failure and disconnects. However, there are a few situations where the failure is logged, but the client doesn't disconnect. This can lead to client starvation situations involving flow control where the broker thinks the client has successfully received the packet but the client doesn't ask for additional credits. The client should disconnect consistently when it has problems decoding a packet.
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