in reply to Re: non-blocking select with IO::Select
in thread non-blocking select with IO::Select

The second example is exactly what I was after -- but how can I get information from the sockets? Both 'hndl' and the value returned from '$hndl->accept()' are IO::Socket::INET objects, but neither provide any return values from that object, such as peeraddr or peerhost. How do I know which client it is, in that amorphous group of clients? :-}

ta, N