Ha!
Sorry for that, I just realized that it returns a bitmap of sockets. Why
doesn't it return something like uint32_t?
Allright then, so there's really no way to workaround my problem except,
perhaps, to initialize c-ares at the begining of the process. But c-ares
doesn't guarantee that all
On Wed, 25 Jan 2017, David Guillen Fandos wrote:
Yeah agreed, but how do you retrieve the fds to use poll? With getsock you
get up to 16 sockets which is insufficient for my needs (and also, BTW,
sounds like an arbitrary and ridiculous number to hardcode in such a
function)
Arbitrary? Not re
Why is 16 too few? Do you have more than 8-16 name servers configured?
Remember, it is one fd per nameserver (or possibly 2 if it has to fall back
to TCP), NOT one fd per query, as my original reply stated.
The ares_getsock is what you'd use, and yes, it does have a limit of 16
fds.
-Brad
On 1
Yeah agreed, but how do you retrieve the fds to use poll?
With getsock you get up to 16 sockets which is insufficient for my needs
(and also, BTW, sounds like an arbitrary and ridiculous number to
hardcode in such a function)
Thanks!
On 25/01/17 04:05, Zan Lynx wrote:
That will not help bec
