One way to find which socket has died, if any, is to loop through each socket in the three sets (read/write/exceptions) and do a select() on each one to see if you can read with a timeout of 0. (The bad one being the one where select() returns -1, I think.)
J Steve Meyers wrote: > There's only one thing it's missing -- the equivalent of > socket_get_status(), which is not part of the extension, despite the name. > If I set my socket to nonblocking, the only way to tell if it has died is > to try to write to it, which isn't always a desirable thing to do :) > > Unless there's another way that I just don't understand. > -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
