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- for the ioctl follow the link
- for the code, 0x8004667e, see in Re^2: Non-blocking socket read on Windows
- apparently the ioctl expect a reference as a parameter. Probably you can replace the pack by
my $nonblocking = 1;
ioctl($self, 0x8004667e, \$nonblocking);
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Yes, the option (Blocking) is in the IO::Socket::INET. Try it, and remove the ioctl line.
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Aren't you using windows? :-)
When working with sockets, you can't entirely ignore the platform, some time you have to adapt the code (options) to the platform.
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Wow, thank you man, you were very helpful!
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