-_buffer */
f-_handle = -1;
Steffen Ullrich wrote:
perl #32446 describes a bug with perl5.8 on OpenBSD, where a STDOUT gets
duped to a socket and a close(STDOUT) later leaves the socket open.
Attached is a proposed and tested fix for the problem, which simply
duplicates the FreeBSD code
ooops, forgot to attach the patch
--- /usr/src/gnu/usr.bin/perl/perlio.c Mon Aug 9 20:08:55 2004
+++ perlio.cWed Dec 1 14:22:48 2004
@@ -2875,6 +2875,13 @@
*/
f-_file = -1;
return 1;
+# elif defined(__OpenBSD__)
+/* There may be a better way on OpenBSD:
+- we
perl #32446 describes a bug with perl5.8 on OpenBSD, where a STDOUT gets
duped to a socket and a close(STDOUT) later leaves the socket open.
Attached is a proposed and tested fix for the problem, which simply
duplicates the FreeBSD code for OpenBSD.
Details:
In perlio.c there is a function
Hi,
Since there is no reply yet to this perlbug
(http://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=32446) I'll try to get
more help here:
I have a small IO::Socket::INET based server. When the server gets a new
client socket from an accept call it dups this socket to STDIN +
STDOUT and closes the
