gmr added the comment:
What I noticed in tracing through the code is that it's getting stuck in a loop
because it depends on grabbing asyncore.socket_map if map is null when passed
into asyncore.loop. I got around this by appending:
asyncore.loop(0.1, map=[], count=1)
After my close(). I believe this bypasses the grab of socket_map from
asyncore.socket_map and allows the while loop in asyncore.loop to exit cleanly.
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nosy: +Gavin M. Roy
versions: +Python 2.5
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