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asyncore/asynchat do not notify connection errors on Wintel?

I can not get error notifications when an asynchat based client tries to
connect to a non-responsive address.

To validate the problem I changed lib/test/test_asynchat.p y as follows:
class echo_client(asy nchat.async_cha t):
def __init__(self):
asynchat.async_ chat.__init__(s elf)
self.create_soc ket(socket.AF_I NET, socket.SOCK_STR EAM)
self.connect((' 10.135.0.2', PORT)) # <<<<<<<< Instead of HOST - set
an address that does not listen to this port
self.set_termin ator("\n")
self.buffer = ""

# <<<<<<<<<<<<< << And added an error handler
def handle_error(se lf):
print 'ERROR'
Running it prints nothing - handle_error is not called and nothing is raised
from asyncore.loop() .

Debugging it shows that asyncore.connec t gets EWOULDBLOCK and returns
normally (as may be expected), select in asyncore.poll returns nothing
(including empty e) and the socket remains forever.

Anybody has an experience with this behaviour?

Thanks in advance!
Mar 16 '06 #1
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