Hi,
We have a proxy server type of program which has an infinite loop
writing to sockets with write() call.
All of the sockets are set to non-blocking mode.It works fine on linux
and all windows versions except win7(both 32 and 64 bit).We tested on
hundreds of computers.
The code where it gets stuck is
printf("Nonblocking:%d\n",(fcntl(t_qelem->respsock, F_GETFL, 0) &
O_NONBLOCK))?1:0;
i =
write(t_qelem->respsock,&t_qelem->webtoresp[t_qelem->webtorespsent],t_qelem->webtoresplen-t_qelem->webtorespsent);
printf("written\n");
Output is : Non-blocking:1 and then it does NOT print "written" ever.
I also tried to do some debugging using gdb.
write() -> send_internal() ->{looping through fhandler_socket::wait_for_events}
even when the socket is set to blocking mode.
I am ignoring SIGPIPEs but I know that it probably happens only when
the connection has closed from the other side coz it happens when i
close the browser which is using this proxy software.Can you please
help me out, if i am doing something wrong.
Thanks
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Regards
Pankaj Yadav
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