I guess found a way to avoid core file modification.
sub startup {
..
open(my $handle, "<&=3");
close $handle;
Looks like opening and closing the socket file descriptor restores its
ability to be closed in child processes.
So I may continue my Mojo adventure :)
On Wednesday, 13 February 2019 20:21:16 UTC+1, Wes wrote:
>
> There is
>
> # Allow file descriptor inheritance
> local $^F = 1023;
>
> in Mojo/IOLoop/Server.pm that causes the behavior.
> Commenting it out restores expected behavior ($^F=2)
> but such a modification of core file makes Mojo unsuitable for my project
> or I guess any project that spawns server/daemon type subprocesses.
>
>
>>
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