On Thu, 15 Dec 2005, Américo Albuquerque wrote:
> the spawn method does the fork. if it can't it return 0 and the server
> shutsdown. After about 20 successeful forks, I get "Resource temporarily
> unavailable" error. I've tried waitpid but it didn't work, after several
> forks I still get the same
Thank you all for your replies.
My problem isn't with the connection itself. I can connect without problems.
The problem is with the fork call. I did a little research and this seams
to only happen in windows.
Windows does not support fork, so perl uses threads instead, IThreads to be
more
And here I am still limping along with Win 98 SE.
Win 98 SE FOREVER!! =D
Tony
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Hi,
I've got to say this since I fix PCs for a living do the smart thing
use Linux.
XP Pro is only slightly better than home. Offers some features home
doesn't
not sure if there are any i
Hi,
I've got to say this since I fix PCs for a living do the smart thing
use Linux.
XP Pro is only slightly better than home. Offers some features home doesn't
not sure if there are any in the networking arena. It winds down to what you
need and what floats your boat, XP PRO is a ways better th
Craig Cardimon wrote:
>>I'm not sure if there is an upgrade path, but you can always buy an OEM
>>CD (cheaper than full package) and install it.
>>
>>EG: $155 from New Egg
>> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16837102071
>>
>>or you can try eBay or you can try a more off the
I'm not sure if there is an upgrade path, but you can always buy an OEM
CD (cheaper than full package) and install it.
EG: $155 from New Egg
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16837102071
or you can try eBay or you can try a more off the wall outfit :
$78 for full
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efore doing that and was showing me asking me for specifics since I
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>>I see you state that it is xp HOME. you should know that HOME has a LOT of
>>the networking features permanently removed. While I don't know as much as
>>Jan about perl, and his response may solve your problem, I do know that
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I see you state that it is xp HOME. you should know that HOME has a LOT of
the networking features permanently removed. While I don't know as much as
Jan about perl, and his response may solve your problem, I do know that
HOME is NOT meant to run as a server
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> I have a server application running on a WinXP Home Edition withSP2. It
> ac
On Wed, 07 Dec 2005, Américo Albuquerque wrote:
> The problem is that the server only work for around 20 connections, after
> that I get the "Can't fork: Resource temporarily unavailable" error. The
> function that does the fork has a exit so it exits from the child but it
> seams that it doesn't c
Hello
I have a server application running on a WinXP Home Edition withSP2. It
accepts connections, fork to create a child that would deal with the
connection so the server would be ready to accept new connections.
The server acts as a fork for POP protocol. it accept connection from a
cl
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