Tried using close - no luck. I may have observed maybe 1 out
100 runs where a proper shutdown was sent - which maybe an
an improvement, but i could be imagining that.
If it is any help: I am using epoll via libev but i dont
think thats the problem because it works 100% on older kernels.
cheers,
jamal
On 12/14/13 12:36, Jamal Hadi Salim wrote:
On 12/14/13 12:23, Michael Tuexen wrote:
OK. This should trigger the SHUTDOWN procedure, but leave the socket
alive.
Any reason why you can't try close() instead?
I cant remember the reason - but there was one in the past. I will give
close a try. I can access the machine with problematic kernel
in about 1 hour from now and will post.
The question is: Why does this work with older kernels.
Or even more with the same kernel if the client doesnt
send very fast.
cheers,
jamal
Best regards
Michael
cheers,
jamal
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