hello, first of all thanks a lot for posting that code, it has been of great help for me.

Now, I found I need to make some changes for it to work. I'm starting a process to serve http request on a port. Client is doing basically this:

     $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
     my $req = HTTP::Request->new(GET =>   
         "http://localhost:8998/foo");
     $req->authorization_basic('fo', 'fi');
     my $res = $ua->request($req) ;

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The thing is it looks I really need to close the socket in sub Run after the sub _thread opened the dequeued file_no. . In other words, instead of :

 while( $Qclean->pending ) {
             my $fno = $Qclean->dequeue();
            close delete $self->{ Clients }{ $fno };
        }

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I need to do:

my $fno = $Qclean->dequeue();
close delete $self->{ Clients }{ $fno };

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before letting it arrive to the "local $_ = $server->accept " again.

If I don't do that,then looks like the "close" of the fd I get in sub _thread does not really closes the socket? The thing is "$ua->request($req)" at the client does not return until I kill the server process if I don't actually close the socket in sub Run.

In reply to Re^8: multithreaded tcp listener with IO::Socket by txemy
in thread multithreaded tcp listener with IO::Socket by Random_Walk

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