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Old 04-21-2004, 12:44 AM   #1
laalitseth
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Unhappy Closing Socket in MultiThreaded Application Fails


Hello,

I have a multithreaded daemon where one thread is blocked at accept call.

I have a thread which starts stopping all the threads when Daempn recvs SIGTERM.

What I see is that the second thread thinks it has closed the socket, but
the first thread (blocked in a accept on that socket) does not wake up and
remains blocked.

Any ideas as to why close does not wake up the blocked thread?

I am using Red Hat Linux 9.0 and 8.0

Regards,
Lalit.
 
  


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