Hey all,
Just looked through the changelog for 4.0.5 and was suprised to see that
the socket functions had not been fixed,
(set_nonblock does not seem to work under linux), I have retried my
scripts under the new version but nothing seems to have changed,
For the time being I am going back to the network and filesystem
functions which do seem to be more reliable now.
I am a little confused though,about the following extracted from the
changelog:
> Fixed a compatibility problem in some file functions (fgets, fputs,
> fread, fwrite).
> The ANSI standard says that if a file is opened in read/write mode,
> fseek() should be called before switching from
> reading to writing and vice versa.
How does this affect calls to a fsockopen?
Can anybody else can confirm that set_nonblock() is indeed broken. If it
is I will make sure that the bug is reported.
Regards,
Joseph
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