Hi Solaris experts I am new for Solaris development. But I have developed on Linux for several year. Recently I have to transform a program from Linux to Solaris. The program uses ssh to connect to a remote host and redirects the input/output of ssh to a unix socket locally. It also has a component to send commands into the unix socket. After the commands are transferred to remote host and executed there, the results are received from the same unix socket.
This program works very well on linux. However, when remote host is solaris, if the command line is longer than 1024 bytes, sometimes some bytes can not reach the remote host. This phenomenon occurs mainly in case my program connects to the unix socket as soon as the ssh connection is created. If I make the program sleep several seconds after the connection is created. This issue rarely happens. I also made hundreds of stress tests for command line less than 1024 bytes. This issue absolutely can not be reproduced. I searched on Sun site and found that following bug is similar to my issue. =============================================================== program hangs writing 1K bytes or more to pseudo terminal bug 1209258 http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-1-1209258-1 - Jun 6, 1995 =============================================================== But this bug is reported in 1995, rather ancient one. Does it still not fixed? I am so puzzled. Could anyone explain this to me? Thank you very much _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
