Cyril VELTER wrote:
> OK, I've the results of my tests :
>
> With the previous code, then message "SOCKERROR" is printed 5 times
> during the
> whole process (100 Gb dump import with psql). There one group of three and
> one
> group of two, but I don't have timestamps and am not sure if they are
> printing
> in the same loop or not. The import is finally successful.
Ok.
> The second test I have done is to remove FD_ACCEPT I still have the
> message
> one times, but it still happen. The import is also sucessfull.
Ok. So FD_ACCEPT is not the fix. Good, I didn't think it would be.
>> I'm also a bit worried about it getting caught in a tight loop if the
>> error codes are wrong, but probably it just goes back into waitfor.. and
>> blocks the second time. Otherwise, you'd see screenfuls of that message.
>>
>> Can you determine if it was hit two times right after each other, or if
>> there was time between them?
>
> For the first test I don't known the amount of time between them (I
> have two
> groups separeted in the logs with other messages).
Ok. I'm thinking of just sticking a minimal wait in there to protect
against absolute runaway, but that should be enough I think.
> What do you think ? may be a bug in the windows server installation I
> have
> (this machines have not been updated for some times, perhaps I should try to
> do
> that and see if the problem is still there. In the long run, I plan to
> upgrade
> to windows 2003).
I don't *think* it should be a bug with your version, it doesn't look
like it. but if you're not on the latest service pack, that's certainly
possible. Please update to latest servicepack + updates from Windows
Update / WSUS, and let me know if the problem persists.
Meanwhile, I'll try to cook up a patch.
//Magnus
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