i have function

def register(name)
    mp = "/users/#{name}"

    streams = ref []
    def delete_streams()
      log("delete streams #{string_of(!streams)}")

      def log_and_shutdown(s)
        log("Shutdown source #{source.id(s)}")
        source.shutdown(s)
      end
      list.iter(fun(s) -> ignore(log_and_shutdown(s)), !streams)
    end

    live = input.harbor(id = "ubc-in-harbor-#{name}", port = 10000, auth = fun(l,p) -> auth(name, p), on_disconnect = delete_streams, mp)

    icecast_out = output.icecast(id = "ubc-out-icecast-#{name}",fallible = true, host = syshost, port = sysport, password = syspass, mount = mp, mp3, live)
    file_out = output.file(id = "ubc-out-file-#{name}", fallible = true, mp3, "#{dump_path}/#{name}/%Y%m%d%H%M%S.mp3", live)
    streams := [icecast_out, file_out, live]

    mp
end

what i want: i register channel through telnet server, after user connect on their own channel, and after disconnect i remove source

what i got: after removing, functions (like ubc-in-harbor-qwe.status) still exists

unexpected effect: if i:
 register channel,
 connect to it,
 disconnect( source removed ),
 register channel,
 connect to it,
 disconnect( source removed )
 then if i try to execute "help" command in telnet server, server return "ERROR: Invalid_argument("equal: functional value")"