Hi. I'm putting the finishing touches on a library which makes calls
to ptserver via ubik_Call(). It's really important that:
1. Nothing is printed to stderr (syslog is okay) by the AFS
libraries, no matter what and...
2. ...if the network is down (say, early in the boot process), the
calls fail quickly, without re-attempting.
rx failed to send packet: rx_sendmsg: No route to host
rx failed to send packet: rx_sendmsg: No route to host
rx failed to send packet: rx_sendmsg: No route to host
rx failed to send packet: rx_sendmsg: No route to host
...
Currently it seems that if the network is down, the rx libraries
will try several times, with some sort of sleep interval
in-between. I would like to inhibit that and simply give up
after the first attempt.
Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
- a
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