Sockets
Doug Fort
dougfort at downright.com
Thu Jun 14 06:55:28 EDT 2001
mixo wrote:
> I create a socket and listen for connections in try and , close socket
>
> in a except. Also, within the try I have a while loop that I create a
> socket
> once a connection has been made to a client., and close the socket once
> data has been sent to a client. Now, my problem is, if at least one
> connection is made, when the server dies, I can't restart it as I
> can't create a new socket for the server.. Is there something
> that hapens when a connection is accepted that prevents a restart
> of the server?
>
> P.S I am using the socket module.
>
>
Try using something like:
self.socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.S_REUSEADDR, 1)
Note: This code was lifted from the SocketServer.py library module. It's
worth reading that module in detail if you're going to use sockets.
--
Doug Fort <dougfort at downright.com>
Senior Meat Manager
Downright Software LLC
http://www.downright.com
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