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Found out that this is caused by obdsim which does not provide DTC_Count, not even 00 in it's place. Is this behavior consistent among other vehicles ? If so, this...

After 3 trouble codes, another frame is added to the response. These frames are not parsed within the program. So none of the trouble code gets to be shown. This...

I haven't tested Async in the car. Currenty I am using the regular OBD class because the blocking did not causing problems for now. However I did check how many...

Tested Async in the car. I made a gui for myself using pygame. With all the drawing functions(with anti-aliasing) and Async, the cpu usage percentage in the Raspberry Pi was...

I did not know the timeout defined in the port(10 sec) effected the time waited on the response, I thought it was the timeout applied only in the first connection...

> [#1377 (comment)](https://github.com/openresty/lua-nginx-module/pull/1377#issuecomment-420604831) Maybe you can use this way. Thank you, it is certainly a valid workaround, however harder for me to implement in my current setup (hundreds of servers)....

> in your case, you could perhaps add a shared dictionary named `recent_keys`. when writing data to other shared dictionaries, also write a key with a TTL of 60 seconds...

> > The variable is an integer, so I am asking if this usage is subject to race condition. > > there is no race condition within the worker when...

if `uuid4` is a module, it seems to missing that from the code or the issue description that `local uuid4 = require("uuid4.lua")` or something similar. So the name uuid4 name...

Hey, the problem seems like the lifetime of request context variables. But the problem arises only when you try to call the name `required_module` within `handler`, and `required_module` no longer...