On Monday 25 March 2002 02:38 pm, Jason Gauthier wrote: > It doesn't work anyway, chill out. >
Yeah, my Perl is a little rusty... Because $sock is local to the for loop, it gets undef'd after the loop and closes the socket pretty quick... I had written a simple server to test it on that accepted connections right away, rather than pulsing like a MUD. It looked like it worked, but I didn't consider the difference between that server and a MUD. Since the MUD will only accept one new connection per pulse, the system has time to clean up the closed descriptors in between. Fixing the script to work remotely on a MUD is easy enough, you just have to keep the socket descriptors defined someplace with larger scope. .... Mon Mar 25 13:17:37 2002 :: Sock.sinaddr: 216.169.42.156 Mon Mar 25 13:17:37 2002 :: Sock.sinaddr: 216.169.42.156 Mon Mar 25 13:17:37 2002 :: Sock.sinaddr: 216.169.42.156 Mon Mar 25 13:17:37 2002 :: Sock.sinaddr: 216.169.42.156 New_descriptor: accept: Too many open files .... --Palrich.
