Hi all,
I wrote a client/server application which runs on network
and is using pthreads. It works on different architectures
Digital Unix v3.2 and 2.0, SunOs 4.1.4 and Linux 1.2.13.
On SunOs and Linux I'm using the pthreads library from Mit.
Suppose a server is running on one of these architectures,
if one of alphas which are running clients reboots or crashes
the the client cannot connect to the server when the machines
boots up. More exactly it connects but immediately the
connection on the server side passes from the tcp state
ESTABLISHED to CLOSE_WAIT and the client silently exits.
However clients running on others architectures does not
show this behavior and if the clients machine reboots then
the connection is established again.
So what I did wrongly??
Any idea will be really appreciated.
Thanks,...David
Received on Tue Sep 05 1995 - 20:18:22 NZST