Hello Friends,

I observe the difference in FCGI.pm usage.

When $f in the code is INET the client asks server and exits fine. Client code:

use FCGI;
use IO::Socket;

my $f = 'INET';
my @tcp = ( '127.0.0.1', '8888' );
my $lsock = "/tmp/spawn.sck";

my $s;
if( $f eq 'UNIX' ){
  ( -S $lsock ) and ( unlink( $lsock ) or die $! );
  $s = FCGI::OpenSocket( $lsock, 5 );
} else {
  $s = FCGI::OpenSocket( join( ':', @tcp ), 5 );
}
$s or die $!;
my $r =  FCGI::Request( \*STDIN, \*STDOUT, \*STDERR, \%ENV, $s );
while($r->Accept() >= 0) {
  print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n"; 
}
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Server code:

use IO::Socket;
use FCGI::Client;

my $f = 'INET';
my @tcp = ( '127.0.0.1', '8888' );
my $lsock = "/tmp/spawn.sck";

my $s = $f eq 'UNIX'
  ? IO::Socket::UNIX->new( "PeerAddr" => $lsock, "Type" => SOCK_STREAM
+,
      Timeout => 3, )
  : IO::Socket::INET->new( "PeerAddr" => $tcp[ 0 ],  "PeerPort" => $tc
+p[ 1 ],
      "Type" => SOCK_STREAM, Timeout => 3, )
;
$s or die $!;
my $c = FCGI::Client::Connection -> new( sock => $s, timeout => 3, );
$c -> request( +{ REQUEST_METHOD => "GET", }, "" );
$s -> close;
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But when $f is UNIX, it exits while trying to read from FCGI socket:

REQUEST_TIME_OUT at [.]/FCGI/Client/Connection.pm line 25
        FCGI::Client::Connection::__ANON__('ALRM') called at [..]/FCGI
+/Client/Connection.pm line 92
        eval {...} called at [..]/FCGI/Client/Connection.pm line 92
        FCGI::Client::Connection::_wait_socket('FCGI::Client::Connecti
+on=HASH(0x28983aa0)', 'IO::Socket::UNIX=GLOB(0x2875d0ac)', undef, 130
+2700410.97483) called at [..]/FCGI/Client/Connection.pm line 113
        FCGI::Client::Connection::_read_timeout('FCGI::Client::Connect
+ion=HASH(0x28983aa0)', 'SCALAR(0x289eef84)', 8, 0) called at [..]/FCG
+I/Client/Connection.pm line 63
        FCGI::Client::Connection::_read_record('FCGI::Client::Connecti
+on=HASH(0x28983aa0)', 'FCGI::Client::Connection=HASH(0x28983aa0)') ca
+lled at [..]/FCGI/Client/Connection.pm line 37
        FCGI::Client::Connection::_receive_response('FCGI::Client::Con
+nection=HASH(0x28983aa0)', 'IO::Socket::UNIX=GLOB(0x2875d0ac)') calle
+d at [..]/FCGI/Client/Connection.pm line 28
        FCGI::Client::Connection::request('FCGI::Client::Connection=HA
+SH(0x28983aa0)', 'HASH(0x28796110)', '') called at client00.pl line 1
+8
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What can influence on that behavior? system is freebsd7.

Do I need to send a terminator character/sequence to end my FCGI request?

Or what should I do next? Make FCGI request manually and send it? I believe I can do with Net::FastCGI but I need to look at fastcgi spec for this...

Should this be a FCGI::Client bug?

Thank you.