From: Keetnet@wilmington.net (Keet / Foxbird)
Subject: Accept behaviour...
16 Mar 1998 00:35:03 -0800
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There seems to be some really strange behaviour in the accept calls. After
calling accept about 50 times to poll socket activity, it just freezes
until a connection is established, rather than continuing the loop. The
socket is created, is a stream socket, set non-blocking, and then passed to
accept. The accept line looks like:

        new_socket = accept(sockettopoll, (struct sockaddr *)&foreign_addr,
                &sin_size);

Doesn't look overly strange, but for some reason, the code just stops at
this point and waits and waits for a connection that never shows. When a
connection does occur, the loop cycles does it's connection routine, and
then freezes again waiting for another accept..

any ideas on this?

- Greg


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