relayEmail opens a read stream on the .eml file for every relay, and only client.send() ever consumed it. When the auto-relay rules left no recipients, or the outgoing server failed the send (e.g. rejected a recipient), the stream was never read or destroyed and its file descriptor stayed open. Destroy it on the early return and in the finally block; after a successful send it is already fully read, so that is a no-op.
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'@maildev/smtp': patch
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'maildev': patch
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Close the raw `.eml` stream when a relay does not send it (#423). Every relay
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that ended without sending (no recipients left after the auto-relay rules, or
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an error from the outgoing server) kept one file descriptor open, so a
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long-running instance eventually hit the descriptor limit and auto-relay
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stopped working.
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