Sockets, DNS and timeouts
Martin von Loewis
loewis at informatik.hu-berlin.de
Mon Nov 26 05:09:20 EST 2001
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"Grant Beasley" <gbeasley at tsa.ac.za> writes: > The problem appears to be that there isn't a timeout in the DNS > module (and sockets in general??). If it uses TCP, there will be a timeout on the TCP connection. If it uses UDP, it apparently doesn't timeout, although it would possible to rewrite it to use a timeout. > Is there an easy way to wrap something in a timeout that'll exit > gracefully without actually having to change the code in the DNS > module? I don't think there is. It may be possible, but it is not easy. Instead, I recommend you try to use the DnsAsyncRequest, passing a "done" handler. It looks like the code hasn't been tested that much, so you may need to dive into the details even if you take this route. HTH, Martin
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