Re: IO::Select::can_read() is serializing connections.

Might be a browser issue. Note the keep-alive option being sent by the browser. It might be waiting to re-use the connection for the second request.

The above code worked for me using two wgets in two different windows:

[Tue Mar  4 11:00:25 2008, id=1] NOT EXP: 1
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:25 2008, id=2] NOT EXP: 1
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:26 2008, id=1] NOT EXP: 2
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:26 2008, id=2] NOT EXP: 2
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:27 2008, id=1] NOT EXP: 3
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:27 2008, id=2] NOT EXP: 3
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:28 2008, id=1] NOT EXP: 4
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:28 2008, id=2] NOT EXP: 4
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=1] EXP: 5
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=1] SENT This is only a test
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=1] CLOSED
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=2] EXP: 5
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=2] SENT This is only a test
[Tue Mar  4 11:00:29 2008, id=2] CLOSED
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Re^2: IO::Select::can_read() is serializing connections. by rambler (Initiate) on Mar 04, 2008 at 17:58 UTC
A browser issue it is. How dimwitted is that? Thanks a lot for the help guys! -jc	[reply]