Re: (Simple) problem with sockets

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Here is a slightly related question:
When I get a file descriptor via an accept system call... lets say the
remote client closes the connection pre-maturely.

Will that file descriptor be re-assigned by Linux BEFORE I call cose on it? 
If so, that may be the problem I'm having.

Thanks
Lee

------Original Message------
From: Mark Hahn <hahn@coffee.psychology.mcmaster.ca>
To: Mal Hacker <malhacker@yahoo.com>
Sent: April 23, 2001 2:35:01 PM GMT
Subject: Re: (Simple) problem with sockets


> probably there is a solution like, when u get a
> fd then just call "dup" on that fd and get the newfd.

and notice that dup2 actually lets *you* choose the final fd;
you don't even have to assume this "lowest-available" policy.


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