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From: Frank Koenen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed Jul 9, 2003 15:57:45 US/Pacific To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: question on Net::LDAP Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Graham,
Quick question on Net::LDAP.
Is there a way that I could detect if the LDAP server has closed down the network socket after I've connected and/or binded to the server?
I'm using the Perl POE module and have persistent connection to the LDAP
server. If I shutdown the LDAP server, after the I've already done a
bind to it, then restart the LDAP server, the Perl program seems to be
in some kind of a undefined state. Looks like the sockets are all messed
up, as you would expect.
Is there a way I could detect that my file-descriptor of the socket connection to the LDAP server is invalid? I'd like to do this before using it to perform searches, modifications, etc. to the server?
-- Frank Koenen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Website: http://www.feweb.net
