One stupid advice for error 9

[Charles Yeomans]

On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 06:11  PM, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:

> on 4/29/03 10:46 PM, Charles Yeomans at yeomans at desuetude.com wrote:
>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I wonder, guys that get error 9,
>>> Have you try restart your OS X ?
>>>
>>> Make sure that after restart problem gone or still here.
>>>
>>
>> Perhaps you could tell us what "error 9" might signify, so as to
>> provide us with a clue.
>
> Charles,
>
> But I already have told.
>
> Find on your OS X file errno.h
> This file contains line
>     #define    EBADF        9        /* Bad file descriptor */

I must have missed this; plus I don't have the C++ files.
>
> I am not sure but I think this is that error.
> Although it sounds like Bad file descriptor,
> I think this is socket problem.
>
> Because it fail on connect.
> When connect good log looks as next:
>
>> Wed Apr 30 2003 01:06:40.016133 Valentina Server (2.0 alpha, Protocol 
>> 1.0,
>> Kernel 1.9.8b4)
>> 01:06:40.152319 (2684358124) ----> 
>> VSRV_Server::CreateMasterDatabase_i()
>>
>> 01:06:40.310772 (2684358124) Server started at 5432 port
>> 01:06:40.311260 (2684358124) Thread pool activated (5)
>> 01:06:40.312454 (2684358124) Thread pool activated (15)
>> 01:06:40.315065 (16168816) ----> VSRV_Server::svc()
>> 01:06:40.315571 (16168816) Accepting thread started
>>
>> 01:06:55.587781 (16168816) ----> VSRV_Server::handle_input()
>     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>     this line even NOT printed on YOUR side.
>     you get here error 9.
>
>     so I think this is some problems with socket.
>     but I have no idea what kind of problem this can be...
>
>     ************************************************************
>     ONE MORE question !!!
>
>     Does one your computer (and other developers who get error 9)
>     is installed MacOS X Developer Tools CD 2 of OS X
>     ************************************************************

Not on my machine.

Charles Yeomans