On 3/23/07, Matt Sickler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The InlineStates, PackageStates, and ObjectStates for PoCoServerTCP are for
the client sessions:
when you spawn() a PCST, it makes a master session that sits around
listening for connections, when one arrives, it spawns a new session which
get I
Something doesn't add up. Maybe I'm missing a pertinent fact.
On one hand, if sockets are being kept alive between requests, why is
Firefox opening a new socket for each request?
On the other hand, if Firefox is opening a new socket for each
request, why isn't it closing the old ones?
Wh
I used 'sudo ngrep port 32080' and watched ls /proc//fd/ while I hit
the http server.
I noticed that the responses were HTTP/1.0 but I didn't see a connection:
close header.
So, I set $response->protocol( "HTTP/1.1" ); in the cookbook example, and
the sockets didn't leak!
I think we have a few op
