On 10/29/06, Justin Erenkrantz <justin@erenkrantz.com> wrote:
[snip]
>
> Note that on Win32, this RST yields an aborted TCP connection -
> however, unlike Unix, Win32 doesn't treat this any differently than a
> normal FIN-driven close. So, instead of getting something like
> ECONNRESET, Winsock just treats it as a normal EOF. But, on Linux
> variants, it's handled slightly differently as we have the ECONNRESET
> hint - so serf already has logic in place to silently retry the
> aborted connection and requeue all outstanding requests - i.e. the
> user doesn't have to do anything special - we already just retry on
> Linux/POSIX platforms that give us that hint...
Is that an APR issue? I've never seen RST packets cause a session to
end 'normally' on Win32 -- ie, recv returns 0 on normal FIN-EOF, and
-1 on an RST or other error.
DJ
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Received on Mon Oct 30 01:53:12 2006