Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
From what I'm logging, AOLserver seems to get correct data to
Ns_ConnReturnData(). I've nailed down the problem to Ns_WriteConn() not
returning NS_OK. And that is caused by (*connPtr->drvPtr->writeProc)
returning -1, don't exactly know why.
I guess I should look at nssock module now?
Ok, got to ns_sock, which calls Ns_SockSend(), where send() return EPIPE
(32). This is very very weird.
Ok, I'm not going to try deeper (in the kernel source :-). Could anybody
please tell my when send() can return EPIPE error?
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