i think this issue can be solved by rewiting this cycle with something like this
98 let read len =
99 let buf = String.make len ' ' in
100 let () =
101 let rec wait n =
102 let l,_,_ = Unix.select [socket] [] [] 1. in
103 if l=[] then begin
104 self#log#f 4 "No network activity for %d second(s)." n ;
105 wait (n+1)
if n > max then
begin
disconnect();
end ;
106 end
107 in wait 1
108 in
can you check is it correct code? is disconnect method enough to reinit
harbor.input, or something else must be done?
31.03.09, 23:37, "Romain Beauxis" <[email protected]>:
> Hi !
> Le Tuesday 31 March 2009 12:50:10 Romeo, vous avez écrit :
> > i hope you can find out what goes wrong here...
> >
> > log and config are included
> Well, logs with no network activity seem to mean that there was an issue with
> the network.
> Did you test this possibility ?
> Romain
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