Kovacs Peter wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've found what I think is a bug in 2.0.1 using david (and probably the bug is still 
>there in the more recent releases). I used the helloWord example in the package. I 
>started the naming service and the Hello
> implementation. Then I started the client several times in a row. Each time the 
>client exited, a socket was left in the Server in CLOSE_WAIT state. This must mean 
>something like the server does not calls 'close' on
> connections which have been reset/closed by the peer. This behaviour is likely to 
>lead to some undesirable situation (such as the server not accepting any more client 
>requests) depending on the maximal-file-
> descriptor-count assinged to the Server's ulimit and on how frequently clients 
>connect and disconnect. I think the reason the Server doesn't clean up sockets 
>closed/reset by the peer is that in the method
> GIOPProtocol.ServerSession_Low.send() the EOFException thrown by 
>IPv4ConnectionFactory.Session (??) is caught silently consumed. So the fix is: 
>rethrow the exception caught in
> GIOPProtocol.ServerSession_Low.send() . At least it worked with simple hello world 
>example. Any comment?

I will have a look at that ASAP.

> BTW, I am sitting behind a firewall, so I think I am unable to use the Jonathan CVS 
>repository for more than browsing it (meaning that I cannot build versions available 
>only in the repository). Therefore it would be very
> helpful, if the latest stable version (and if possibly the latest beta) of Jonathan 
>could be downloaded.

It should be possible for you to retrieve a working directory, even if you are behind 
a firewall. As mentioned on the site, the login and password are "cvs". On Win*, 
WinCVS lets you specify a proxy to use if you are behind
a firewall, and it works nicely. If you use a Linux box, you should try runsocks that 
also works fine.

Best regards,

Bruno

>
>
> Thank you.
>
> Peter
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