Mom always said to clean up after yourself, now I know she was right

Ok, I have been working on this NNTP Spider that goes out to a news server and sucks down the content from various defined newsgroups and sticks the content into a database so that it can be searched on.  Well, the idea works all well and good, but the spider app seems to die within about 5-10 minutes of running.  There is no error that is bubbled up.  If I run within VS.NET, I just get an error and the app quits.  There is no line that the app stops on with a message box or anything like that.  Well, i decided to run this thing under Whidbey and try out some new features in Whidbey (expanded ThreadPool Threads and such).  Well, lo and behold, while running under the debugger, I find that I was getting a socket exception error.  I looked back through my code, and I found that I was not disconnecting from the news server.  I now explicitly call the .Disconnect() method of the Smilla client, and bang everything seems to be working.  I have been running now for about 20 minutes and I have not had a problem.  I am keeping my finger's crossed and I hope that I won't have a problem any more in this area.

Mom was right.  I never did a good job of cleaning up after myself.  Now I know that I need to always check and make sure to clean up after myself better.

Wally