I thing I have finally found where the problem is. When the TCP connection is
interrupted (pulling out network cable) there are some timeouts set for TCP
connection. Defaultly on LINUX systems, theese configuration items, that sets
TCP timeouts are in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/[tcp_keepalive_...]. I h
Milan Křápek wrote:
> Well I tryed to do recogniting of abort connection by select. But it does not
> help. I try to wait on the third set of select function that may contains the
> filedescriptors that determines sockets on which is reported some error. But
> it does not work too. It looks like
Well I tryed to do recogniting of abort connection by select. But it does not
help. I try to wait on the third set of select function that may contains the
filedescriptors that determines sockets on which is reported some error. But it
does not work too. It looks like the socket is ok. Why I thi
Milan Křápek wrote:
> Hi,
> I have problem. I am creating client application that send to server some
> data via TCP or TLS protocol. For both the TCP and TLS I use the openssl
> library. I am using unblocking BIO. And I have this problem with recognizing
> if connection is aborted.
>
>
Hi,
I have problem. I am creating client application that send to server some
data via TCP or TLS protocol. For both the TCP and TLS I use the openssl
library. I am using unblocking BIO. And I have this problem with recognizing if
connection is aborted.
I am trying to read from bio e
