Hi Sascha2018. Run $pm->start before $select->add.

while (!$die) {
    foreach my $key ($select->can_read()) {  # foreach
        if ($key eq $server) {  # if $bay eq $server
            next if $key eq "";

            my $bay   = $server->accept or next;
            my $ip    = $bay->peerhost();
            my $ident = _uid();

            $lkup{$ident} = $bay;

            $pm->start($ident) and next;    # <-- spawn worker here
            $select->add($bay);
            my $buffer = <$bay>;

            if ($buffer =~ m/^GET\s\/\sHTTP\/1\.1/) {
                print "OK";
                sendHeader($bay);
my $html=<<"EOT";
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body style='background-color: blue'>
</body>
</html>
EOT
                $bay->syswrite($html);
            }
            print "$buffer\n";
            $pm->finish(0, { ip => $ip });
        }
    }

    $pm->wait_all_children;
}

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Regards, Mario

In reply to Re^4: Parallel::ForkManager or something like that? by marioroy
in thread Parallel::ForkManager or something like that? by Sascha2018

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