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Perhaps you could expand on what insights that provides, as he doesn't use IO::Socket in that article?
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Re: Re: Re: Problem with SO_REUSEPORT in IO::Socket::INET
by perlplexer (Hermit) on Apr 13, 2002 at 19:49 UTC
    Alright. From the code that you showed us, I see that you are trying to open multiple sockets listening on the same port. You can't do that even if you specify SO_REUSEPORT. Here is why 
           ...
       For IP  only  one  socket  may  be
       bound  to  a  specific  local address/port pair. For TCP a
       bound  local  socket  endpoint  (address/port   pair)   is
       unavailable for some time after closing the socket, unless
       the SO_REUSEADDR flag is set. Note that carelessly setting
       SO_REUSEADDR might make TCP more unreliable unless PAWS is
       used (see tcp(4)); the delay is needed to handle old pack-
       ets still in the network.
       ...

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    He does not use IO::Socket, you are correct; however, he does show you how to implement a pre-forking server.
    That is what I was referring to when I posted that link.

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      Thank you. :)

      Yes, I am trying to implement a preforking server, but what Randal does in the article is use a webserver library that uses.

      I would rather to not code it that way, and to use a single listen object, than to get away from using IO::Socket::INET for it. (because it needs to be accessible)
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