- From: Scott Cooper <scott@iguana.co.nz>
- Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 15:52:08 +1200
- To: www-lib@w3.org
hello, i have a quick question: what do you do when you get a ECONNRESET when reading from your http server socket? if the correct answer is 'kill the request, close the socket, forget about it' then i'll be happy. but why would 5% of my requests suffer this fate during header reading, but less than .5% during the (much longer?) post reading phase (for the simple case of an http 1.0 server reading headers, thinking about it, then sending data). i've seen code in libwww and jigsaw referring to a RESET but i can't find a decent description of what it means (in the context of serving http). tia -scott. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Iguana Information Services Ph +64 4 499 9782 PO Box 10 609 Fax +64 4 499 4439 Wellington Email scott@iguana.co.nz New Zealand HTTP http://www.iguana.co.nz
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