> > With great help from Magnus, who advised me to use lspfix from > > cexx.org to list my lsp's, I found that I had gapsp.dll, > "Neoteris DNS Provider" > > installed. An uninstall of the Neoteris software made this > problem go away. > > I guess the question is, why is a "DNS Provider" software > blocking socket creation? Is there a way we could work around that? >
It's just another version of the "Broken LSP" that we've been having problems iwth before. But before, it's only been AV and firewall stuff. I guess they somehow put a LSP in there to intercept DNS packets or soemthign. Completely broken design IMHO, but that's a different thing ;-) And they apparantly don't support socket inheritance. The only way we can work around them breaking the concept of socket inheritance is to stop using it. Which would mean going multithread instead of multiprocess, which isn't very likely... To reiterate the basic point: The broken LSP breaks a fundamental promise in the sockets API that we absolutely require. The bug is completely within the LSP. //Magnus ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 9: In versions below 8.0, the planner will ignore your desire to choose an index scan if your joining column's datatypes do not match