At 11:14 27.06.97 -0400, Nathaniel D. Daw wrote:
>
>It's ugly, but you can patch the linux connect() wrapper code to silently
>return, supressing the EISCONN, and it works fine. With no access to the
>jdk source, nor to a real linux system, I was never able to confirm
>exactly what was wrong.

-- Thanks for the reply.
The tip sounds reasonable; I tried to patch "something" in the connect()
wrapper in /sys/compat/linux/linux_socket.c (looking for EISCONN as return
value and returning 0 instead) and it didn't help... I'm not too sure I hit
the right spot. I looked at a ktrace but could not at all identify the
place where things start failing.

Could you please send me your modified "linux_socket.c"?

Thanks,

	hauke

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