> > It hangs on 3.4. I need to get somewhere quickly or I'd try it on
> > Linux now. Frankly, that use of poll looks questionable and I am
> > guessing that FreeBSD doesn't wake up a poll in that situation.
>
> It works on Linux, of course. I still suspect that this use of poll
> just doesn't work on some systems.
According to Single Unix:
The poll() function supports regular files, terminal and
pseudo-terminal devices, STREAMS-based files, FIFOs and pipes. The
behaviour of poll() on elements of fds that refer to other types
of file is unspecified.
Regular files always poll TRUE for reading and writing.
If this doesn't work on some platform, then that platform is just
broken. Please try forcing APR to use select() instead of poll() to do
the actual waiting. This is accomplished by just modifying the
apr_private.h file to not define HAVE_POLL.
Ryan
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