Currently when a client sends QUIT to redis-proxy, it just forwards it like any other command and lets Redis handle that. The result is that Redis closes connection, redis-proxy sees that and complains about EOF in logs.
The right thing to do would be to notice that the client sent QUIT, still pass it to Redis, but then handle the resulting EOF silently.
Currently when a client sends QUIT to redis-proxy, it just forwards it like any other command and lets Redis handle that. The result is that Redis closes connection, redis-proxy sees that and complains about EOF in logs.
The right thing to do would be to notice that the client sent QUIT, still pass it to Redis, but then handle the resulting EOF silently.