Hm. Did you write this code?

This might work or it might not. I cannot test it so you will have to and solve whatever problems you encounter.

Try adding the subroutine I posted above to the script.And then replace this chunk of code:

# obtient la réponse eval { local $SIG{ALRM} = sub { die "temporisation de l'a +larme" }; alarm $RECV_TIMEOUT; $portaddr = recv($sock, $packet, 1500, 0) or die "Réception impossible: $!"; alarm 0; 1; } or die($@); # affiche la sortie

with:

# obtient la réponse my(undef,undef,$packet) = recv_timeout( $sock, $RECV_T +IMEOUT ); die "temporisation de l'alarme" } unless $packet; # affiche la sortie

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In reply to Re^5: Timeout on UDP receiving (Windows) by BrowserUk
in thread Timeout on UDP receiving (Windows) by ikkeniet

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