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Problem with multi-user server (open transport)
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Problem with multi-user server (open transport)


  • Subject: Problem with multi-user server (open transport)
  • From: "Francois Cournoyer" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 16:56:31 -0400
  • Thread-topic: Problem with multi-user server (open transport)

Here's a low down of my current situation.


I get a connection request from a client, it got in my T_LISTEN even, then once I do my OTAccept it goes in T_ACCEPTCOMPLETE, and then it goes to T_PASSCON, everything works fine for this client.

if this client disconnect, and another connects afterward everything works as expected.


The problem is as follow, if a client is already connected, and a 2nd one tries to connect, I still get my T_LISTEN even, and my T_ACCEPTCOMPLETE event. but no T_PASSCON


initially, this project was a Mac OS9 (non carbon) project. I carbonized it by replacing the needed function by the corresponding ones (like ...InContext) along with a clientcontext, changed the systemtasks by deferredtask, etc.

the project can still be built in PPC and Carbon, the PPC build still works fine with multiple connections, but not the Carbon side, even though everything is structure the same.


Anyone has any insight or idea of what might be going wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Francois Cournoyer
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