> On Tue, 2 Mar 1999 kuznet@ms2.inr.ac.ru wrote:
>
> >Why luckily? 8) Because we have to pass even dead connection request
> >to accept(), otherwise blocking accept() may hang after select().
>
> I can't understand the problem :(. If the client-sock is been closed after
> a not accepted yet connect (so unix_peer(tsk)->dead == 1) unix_accept()
> will not block but it will return (and it will return succesfully, but
> maybe with a dead just deallocated sock in socket->sk..).
Yaaarrrgh... The point being that *if* Alexey's patch would do
what it intended to do unix_accept() would *not* return such connections.
And that's the problem with any scheme including killing of
closed-but-not-yet-accepted connections.
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