[Twisted-Python] Why is stopProducing() called?

Hello,
I keep on getting stopProducing() called on my push producer (yes, I'm going to try it anyways). From what I read, that means that the consumer died, correct? What can make the consumer die? My consumer is a TCP/IP transport and all my tests are done through the loopback interface, thus the network can't be down, any ideas?
Gabriel

Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
Hello,
I keep on getting stopProducing() called on my push producer (yes, I'm going to try it anyways). From what I read, that means that the consumer died, correct? What can make the consumer die? My consumer is a TCP/IP transport and all my tests are done through the loopback interface, thus the network can't be down, any ideas?
Gabriel
Is there a way to log the execution of twisted? I'm getting a connection loss and I don't know where it comes from and why. I'm not explicitly calling looseConnection.
Thanks
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