Re: [gnet-dev] catching peer reset using async tcp

["Andrew J. Lanoix" <alanoix umich edu>]

You get G_IO_IN sent to your callback, not G_IO_ERR.
There if you do a g_io_channel_read() you will get 0 bytes read.
Then you can handle that case, by freeing what you need to free etc.

In the case of echoserver.c, it jumps to:

error:
 clientstate_delete (client_state);
 return FALSE;
}

Andy

--On Monday, April 23, 2001 5:04 PM -0700 wroberts1 home com wrote:

> I used the async method in echoserver example.
>
> It works and all, but i need to catch the read errors
> that sockets throw, like "connection reset by peer".
>
> I was hoping that async iofunc would be called
> with an error condition,  where i could free resources and
> prepare for a reconnect.
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