On 8/3/06, Gonzalo Paniagua Javier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It reports that the socket is readable.
>
> And when you read it, it returns EOF?
Yes, it returns a 0.
Are you on Mac OS X by any chance?
I'm seeing this same thing with serf via apr_pollset_poll().
select() returns 5 (POLLIN & POLLOUT I think) - but by this point, the
local end has already received a remote FIN.
My repro case (ra_serf / serf / apr trunk) is:
% svn co -r300000 http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk
% svn up -rHEAD trunk
On that second update, there are often 15+ second pauses from svn.a.o
that causes httpd to close the connection as its idle. But, when we
want to reuse that connection later, serf does a pollset_poll() and it
says that the connection is good to go. But, it's not and we get an 0
from read(). This leads to a 'Premature EOF seen from server' error.
Shouldn't select() be returning POLLERR in this case? Or, am I nuts?
Are we hitting some type of stupidity in Darwin? -- justin
