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Hi,
I've developed a program that uses a socket to receive information 24h a
~ day.
The problem is that the socket seems to freeze. By that I mean the
program stops getting information but doesn't raise any error.
I tried to solve this by writing the following functions, in order to
try to start the socket connection again:
def keepAlive(self):
~ self.alive = 0
~ tnow = time.time()
~ if tnow - self.lastTime > 90: # last time got from last string
received from the socket
~ self.alive = 1
def reSocket():
~ print "socket has failed", time.strftime('%X', time.localtime())
~ time.sleep(60)
~ l=GServer() # new instance that contains the socket
reSocket is triggered when self.alive is 1.
But it hasn't solved my problem. These functions have effect only after
I do a ^C, and even then, the socket doesn't start to acquire new input.
Any clues you can give me about this?
Luis P. Mendes
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