that all fds are gonna get created at start right? If
some server doesn't respond it might try TCP and open a new socket, am I
right?
Thanks for your help!
David
On 25/01/17 15:17, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2017, David Guillen Fandos wrote:
Yeah agreed, but how do you retrieve the fds
Hello,
I wrote an app that was crashing in c-ares due to fds being bigger than
1024. While c-ares might be using around 30 fds it is unable to use fds
above 1024.
I looked into using getsock but it is capped at 16 sockets (although
could be worked around by building c-ares myself and
Hello,
I just wondered whether it was possible to cancel an in-flight request
for a particular host without cancelling them all.
For example, let's say I query two DNS requests using
ares_gethostbyname and I keep looping and polling FDs. After some time
I just decide to cancel one of the requests
