On Wed, Jun 07, 2000 at 03:45:47PM -0700, Berend Ozceri wrote:
> I have a Windows application (Meeting Maker -
> http://www.meetingmaker6.com) that works fine under the latest Wine
> (built yesterday from CVS) using Linux kernel version 2.2.14. When I
> switch to a 2.3.x kernel, the application has networking problems and
> can't connect to a server. The really strange thing is that if I run
> tcpdump (and leave it running) before I launch Wine and the Windows
> application it almost always works under 2.3.x, too. If I don't run
> tcpdump, it fails every single time.
>
> Does this ring a bell with anyone?
No, also the networking between 2.2 and 2.4 should not have changed.
This sounds like a timing problem somewhere, most likely in our code.
select() internal functionality was changed a lot in 2.3.x* if I remember
correctly, so this might be a starting point to look.
> A cursory look at a winsock trace
> under both kernel versions didn't show anything out of the ordinary and
> I wanted to check to see if anyone has experienced a similar problem
> before I dig deeper.
Not reportedly.
Ciao, Marcus
