Telnet sessions work as expected. I can connect multiple times with telnet and since I have put a 20 second sleep in the worker threads, I don't even have to be fast. I connect, I get accepted, I connect with another window, get accepted. I print "bla", the window of the server sais : received bla and goes to sleep for 20 seconds. I send bla2 on the third window, the server window sais "received bla2".
Everything as expected. I thought this behavior of Postfix was meant this way, so I was already planning to remove the multithreading part of my policy daemon, since like this it's just unused overhead. But I now realize that this Postfix feature is not "meant to be", you guy's actually think Postfix does multiple requests. I guess I found a bug in Postfix then. Too bad it's not taken seriously... :-( -----Original Message----- From: owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org [mailto:owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org] On Behalf Of Wietse Venema Sent: vrijdag 26 februari 2016 20:23 To: Postfix users Subject: Re: Postfix & check_policyd_service no concurrent connections? Saskia van Schagen: > 7. While the worker thread is still working and the main thread is > blocking on accept(), I'm sending another e-mail. > 8. The main thread is still blocking on accept(), there is no new > client connection. That is a bug in your server. It should accept the connection as soon as the client makes the connection request. See Noel's suggestion for how to test this with concurrent telnet sessions. Wietse
