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Andrew White wrote:
I think I've figured it out. For some reason, some commands set up a second socket for error notification (reuse_sd is 0 - *why* does it do this?). This routine calls 'listen (listenfd, 1)'. If the matching socket on the other end fails to initialise then that 'listen' will never return. Sure, there's a backlog of '1', but we're the only client and we're hung then there's nothing to add to the backlog.
-- Andrew White
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