I don't think you're right on this one. His code works fine as long as you just replace

my @rhSet = IO::Select->select($readSet, undef, undef, 0);
foreach my $rh (@{$rhSet[0]}) {

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with (as in your example)
my @rhSet = IO::Select->select($readSet, undef, undef, 0);
foreach my $rh (@{$rhSet[0]}) {

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The

my $connection = $sock->accept();
$readSet->add($connection);

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you added are not needed, and I'd personally consider doing that more harmful than useful.

I also don't understand your comment about $sock not being an "active channel". After you create a server socket you can add it to the read set perfectly fine, and the select will return the socket when there's a connection to accept.

In reply to Re^2: New to perl: IO Select question :( by Crackers2
in thread New to perl: IO Select question :( by CompleteMoron

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