Hi.
I just changed my OS to Ubuntu Hardy AMD64 instead of Ubuntu Hardy I386.
Suddenly an socket-server-application that was working fine on I386,
doesnt work as expected on AMD64.
The problem is with this code:
<?
$this->socket = stream_socket_server("tcp://" . $this->ip . ":" .
$this->port) or die("Could not open socket on port " . $this->port . ".\n");
$this->watch = Gtk::io_add_watch($this->socket, GObject::IO_IN,
array($this, "socketAccept"));
?>
As soon as the "watcher" is set, the function "socketAccept()" will be
called - even though there is no connection to the socket. This causes
the code to hang, because "socketAccept()" runs this command:
<?
$client_socket = stream_socket_accept($this->socket);
?>
I have recompiled my PHP-GTK like 3 or 4 times now with the same result.
Has anyone else experienced or fixed this problem?
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Regards
Kasper Johansen
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