That sample code is where my code changes came from. I'm relying on the websocket module to notify me when data is available, right? I can't read 1 byte at a time like they did because the websocket messages are read with $ept->get_next_message(); Before I made the change, it would get caught in a loop without reading any new data, I'm guessing because SSL needed to be renegotiated like I read in the doc I did find, preventing the websocket module from seeing more data. My change with the select seems to have resolved it.

I also added a 100ms sleep if there is no message received since the last iteration based on sequence numbers in the messages, but that may never happen because I don't think it goes more than a second without a message.

In reply to Re^3: WebSocket idle by chris212
in thread WebSocket idle by chris212

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