On 04/25/2014 11:02 PM, William Morriss wrote:
> Okay I was able to do it without fork. This one been tested on Arch
> Linux and Ubuntu. It's simpler I think and also won't give the bind
> error. It's below and attached.
William,
Thanks for that. I've got it now, I think. The point is I think
t
Okay I was able to do it without fork. This one been tested on Arch Linux
and Ubuntu. It's simpler I think and also won't give the bind error. It's
below and attached.
William Morriss
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const int PORTNUM = 24
Due to the complexity of this situation I have to reproduce this is the
smallest program I could write that produces "connect: cannot assign
requested address". The first run on my machine, it counts to ~220 and then
fails with errno 99 on all of the client processes. It then fails
immediately if I
William, this report is a little vague... Do you have a *minimal*
program that demonstrates the problem?
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Package: manpages-dev
Version: 3.40-0
Severity: normal
After spawning a bunch (>500) of processes to connect and close connections
to the same port on my local machine, connect returned -1 with
errno=EADDRNOTAVAIL, which is not described in the manpage connect(2).
EADDRNOTAVAIL is defined in /usr
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