Hello,
I have noticed a interesting thing. I am trying to close my connection to
client but I am getting weird error.
$r->internal_redirect("file");
shutdown($r->connection->fileno, 1) || die "$!";
......
......
do_some_internal_processing()
.....
.....
This code always die's with error "Bad file name".
$r->connection->fileno is always '5' for this particular case.
* CORE::shutdown, CORE::close, close, shutdown; all return same error.
* ls -l /proc/$$/fd turns up the socket in the listing -- but it is owned by
root - and I am not doing any setuid.
s--------- 0 root root 0 Oct 7 05:03 5=
* Most weird .. CORE::shutdown or CORE::close don't turn up if I truss the
process, but I get the "Bad file name" error from my mod_perl application, and
in the die I can see apache doing shutdown(5,1) and close(5). Why don't my
CORE::close make it till the close() syscall ? Also if I do CORE::shutdown(5,1),
I still get the same error !!!
* I realised that mod_perl ties STDOUT to some package so untie *STDOUT, and
tried but I get the same error.
Could someone please suggest to me how I should close my connection to the
client from within mod_perl ?
I am using Apache/1.3.23 (Unix) mod_perl/1.26, on Solaris 2.6
I have been breaking my head on this for sometime now. Any suggestions are
mossst welcome.
regards
srp
