The issue with the echo.t test on Solaris is that the socket is in non-blocking mode on the server, so on the second recv() the server just returns EINTR as there's no data available.
Coolio, Joe. So should we set some socket args to make it blocking before calling recv()?
but... the fact that this works on Linux means that the socket has been
left in blocking mode there, and it shouldn't be AFAIK, so I'm confused about that.
Nothing on the modperl side, that's what httpd gives to us.
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