1. 
   Lesmiscore commented at 4:49 am on November 20, 2018: none

   Summary

   Sending ~200KB to bitcoind via RPC causes ECONNABORT for its connection.
   Such operation cannot be possible via bitcoin-cli due to Linux’s limitation, so it has to be done via HTTP libraries.
   Confirmed on sendrawtransaction.

   Expected

   If you did sendrawtransaction <A Transaction that is very close to the weight limit>, it should return transaction hash.
   Any other calls like getwalletinfo should work too.

   Actual

   ECONNABORT occured for sendrawtransaction <A Transaction that is very close to the weight limit>.
   Any other calls like getwalletinfo worked normally.

   Steps to reproduce

   • Enable RPC
   • Try example at Expected field.
     • To make such transaction, you may use 1 input and set 2910 outputs.
   • ECONNABORT occured.

   Bitcoin Core version

   0.17.0.1, with binaries at website.

   Computer information

   0$ uname -a
   1Linux *** [#42](/bitcoin-bitcoin/42/)-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 23 15:48:01 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
   

2. fanquake added the label RPC/REST/ZMQ on Nov 21, 2018
3. 
   MarcoFalke commented at 3:15 pm on April 26, 2020: member

   Doesn’t sound like an issue with Bitcoin Core
4. MarcoFalke closed this on Apr 26, 2020

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5. 
   MarcoFalke commented at 11:51 pm on April 26, 2020: member

   Corresponding error in python is OSError: [Errno 7] Argument list too long fyi
6. 
   Sjors commented at 6:17 pm on September 7, 2020: member

   For Google reference, try something like this:

   0cat transaction.txt | bitcoin-cli -stdin sendrawtransaction
   

7. DrahtBot locked this on Feb 15, 2022

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