The two handlers are right next to each other in the card script. You may be right about getting another error like socketError or socketClose that overrides the need for socketTimeout although I would think any socket timeout would also constitute a socket error wouldn't it? If so, why the two messages?

len


On 10/8/2010 2:29 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
I still haven't remembered what is weird about socketTimeout.

Perhaps you don't get it if you get socketClose or socketError. (When debugging TCP, I use handlers for all.)

Is your socketTimeout handler in the right path? (An example situation is when your socketTimeout handler is in the card script but the actual read is in a handler in the stack script.)

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