Python server from inetd?
Erno Kuusela
erno-news at erno.iki.fi
Tue Apr 9 01:25:41 EDT 2002
In article <iml4bukknqf9nqe13h7dp0qco3qj2r86rt at 4ax.com>, Tim Roberts
<timr at probo.com> writes:
| #! /usr/bin/python
| import socket
| client = socket.fromfd( 0, socket.AF_INET, socet.SOCK_STREAM )
| while 1:
| bfr = client.read(1024)
| if not bfr:
| break
| ...
| But this does not work. The "read" call returns 0 immediately, over and
| over, until the client exits. I never get any data.
it shouldn't work, since socket objects don't have a read method, only
recv. getting 0 sounds really odd, since both s.recv nor f.read only
return strings. are you sure you're interpreting this correctly?
can you post the real code?
-- erno
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