Re: OpenTransport and socket-wrapper on OS X question
Re: OpenTransport and socket-wrapper on OS X question
- Subject: Re: OpenTransport and socket-wrapper on OS X question
- From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2002 15:37:09 +0100
On jeudi, janvier 1, 1970, at 05:54 PM, Quinn wrote:
At 19:39 +0100 12/12/02, Stiphane Sudre wrote:
Each Web Browser I tested is seeing it correctly, but Internet
Explorer seems to be ignoring it (it's not connecting and does not
seem to be have noticed the connection is refused before several
minutes/seconds). So I'm wondering if the OT translation of
ECONNREFUSED is understandable by IE.
I'm still having trouble understanding exactly what the problem is
here. Even more background info would be good.
Are you writing a web server and then trying to connect to that server
via IE? Otherwise, how is your code even involved?
I'm in a Kernel Extension and returning ECONNREFUSED when Internet
Explorer is doing a TCP connection.
I suppose IE on OS X is still using the OpenTransport API which is IIRC
wrapped around the socket API.
The more I think about this, the more I think the problem is with the
way IE is handling the error code it's getting.
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