On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 08:24:26PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Run nfsd, interrupt it with ^C and try to run it again. It will complain
> with EADDRINUSE. That's the same problem that prevents restarting X. Killing
> pfinet let's you start it again.
I have attached a small test program, which shows the same behaviour. It
binds to 8082 (udp).
Testing showed that neither clean_socketport, nor sock_release were called
during execution and after termination of the program. That seems to mean that
the port object is not fully destroyed by hurd/fd-close.c in libc
(maybe someone helds a hidden reference?).
Mpfh.
Marcus
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