Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Netscape brain-dead w/ 2.1.91 | From | Hans-Christoph Rohland <> | Date | 29 Mar 1998 12:01:35 +0200 |
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"Steven N. Hirsch" <shirsch@ibm.net> writes: > All, > > Netscape still goes brain-dead under 2.1.91. Seems to work fine until you > leave it for a while and return. At that point it becomes non-responsive > and cannot even redraw. Attaching with gdb discloses that it's in > select(). > > This behavior started with 2.1.90p-whatever, and has been unrelenting > since. > > Steve
Same with me...
Some more info: netscape is selecting read and write on X-socket. Read is working fine, but write never gets signalled since the tcp- sendqueue is not empty. It gets lowered on next tcp-timer event, but often not emptied. When tcp-sendqueue is emptied, verything is fine for a while...
All observations with strace and 'netstat -o'. The X-socket is connected to the local ethernet ip-address.
Regards Christoph
P.S: Dave, I do not have tcpdump output at hand, but can produce it tomorrow.
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