Well, i tryed to use shutdown() but i`ve got same behavior but in other hand i could make it work but still have some small problems, take a look: 
# ./client.pl
Connected from: 127.0.0.1:33703
Command> >uname
Linux
Command> id nobody
uid=99(nobody) gid=99(nogroup) groups=99(nogroup),98(nobody)
Command>

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That is ok, but in some commands (i dont know why) i can execute them sucessfully and them i`ve freeze again, look: 
Command> touch test

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And look what happens if i use ";" followed by some other command: 
Command> touch test ; ls
client.pl
client.pl~
salvo.pl
server.pl
server.pl~
test
Command>

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Here is the code: 
sub listen() {
$local = IO::Socket::INET->new(Listen=>1,
                               Proto=>'tcp',
                               LocalAddr=>'eth0'
                               LocalPort=>5000,
                               ReuseAddr=>1,) or die "$!";
$local->autoflush(1);
$addr = $local->accept();

$remotehost = $addr->peerhost ;
$remoteport = $addr->peerport ;

print "Connected from: $remotehost:$remoteport\n";
print "Command> ";
while($comm = <STDIN>) {
                print $addr $comm;
                sub closeback() {exit(0)}
                        while(sysread($addr,$buffer,1024)) {
                                print $buffer;
                                last;
                        }
                        print "Command> ";
        }
}

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Any tip? thanks.

In reply to Re^2: Socket hangs by navarro
in thread Socket hangs by navarro

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