Brent Welch wrote:
> I don't think the "fix" is right. Also, I don't think things are happening
> the way you describe. I could be wrong. In the fcopy docs, when they
> say the "socket is closed", they mean that, for example, "TclHttpd closes
> the socket", which is not happening here. Instead, the remote peer is
> closing its socket. In that case, the worst that can happen is that
> the write by fcopy will get an I/O error. In that case, the -command
> callback is still invoked.
Perhaps it is the platform I am running - win98. The HttpdCopyDone callback does
not get called when the client closes the socket. I will try this on a Linux box
today
to see if it is win98..
-Jeff
