Do Sockets Cache?
- From: manager@xxxxxxxxxx ("Aras")
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 23:31:56 +0200
Hello :)
Wonder someone can save some of my hair here.
I have a daemon application listening as root on my linux server that i have
written in PHP. I use it to communicate web user with the backend linux to
make certain operations from web interface. I have a login/verify command
that i send to socket server to log in. I send raw command something like
(login user hash) ;
client command -> login admin Fjsdla5dk2mDke
server response -> YES/NO
Server reads from a plain text file containing user/hash and gives yes or
no.
But it is working like a lottery, sometimes yes sometimes no through WEB.
When i test through shell, telnet or etc. it is fine, through web it
sometimes outputs YES, sometimes outputs nothing (does not give NO), like it
is not even connecting or getting no response at all. I have test mechanisms
for valid connection and data send.
So i get this crazy idea of caching for connections on web.
What do you think?
--Aras
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