A
Asterbing
Hello,
Is it possible to do that a code like the one described on the chapter
42.6.2 called "WebGet Client" on the Perl manual, be not a locking point
for the rest of the script ?
Effectively, the sockaddr_in() freeze the script if the remote host is
not available.
Is there a way to reduce the timeout or, better, to do that this call be
asynchroneous (don't taliking about waiting of the response since in the
first case I've to treat, this GET response isn't necessary for the rest
of the script - the matter is just to launch a remote cgi which will
live its life by itself).
Is it possible to do that a code like the one described on the chapter
42.6.2 called "WebGet Client" on the Perl manual, be not a locking point
for the rest of the script ?
Effectively, the sockaddr_in() freeze the script if the remote host is
not available.
Is there a way to reduce the timeout or, better, to do that this call be
asynchroneous (don't taliking about waiting of the response since in the
first case I've to treat, this GET response isn't necessary for the rest
of the script - the matter is just to launch a remote cgi which will
live its life by itself).