From: Itamar <twisted@itamarst.org> Subject: [Twisted-Python] What the hell? Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 13:15:16 -0400
From tcp.py:
============ class Client(Connection): """A client for TCP (and similiar) sockets. """ def __init__(self, host, port, protocol): """Initialize the client, setting up its socket, and request to connect. """ if host == 'unix': # "port" in this case is really a filename ... ============
That is sooo wrong. What if my computer is named 'unix'? Why does the TCP code deal with files?
if you're adding xfstt to your fontpath, the url to use is unix:7101/ xfs is at unix:7100/ so I'd assume is specific to some kind of IPC. Therefore, I bet yer system will act strangely if you make your hostname 'unix' ---- Shae Matijs Erisson - http://www.webwitches.com/~shae/ bRing mE fIve sQuirrels aNd nO oNe wIll gEt hUrt 13:00pm up 1 season, 1 squirrel, load average: 1+1j 0.5+2j 0.2+0.5j