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Tarwn

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Mar 20, 2001
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I ran into this eror originally using the urlopen() method of urllib, but have also now run into it using the getfile() method of HTTP. I have managed to track down some information via google that leads nme to believe this error is actually originating with the socket that is being created to make the remote connection, but I haven't been able to find a solution to this.

Apparently when you open a socket and then close it that socket is not actually released right away and is instead put into a "closing" state or a wait/close state.

I'm still searching but thought perhaps someone had run into this before. I'm running win 2000 server and Python 2.2

-tarwn
 
Hey Tarwn, Did a bit of searching for you and came up with this intersting conversation

mainly posting in regards on the .shutdown() method

also this complete list is very intersting but I haven't gotten through it yet.

still reading a bit on this as you know I'm in the same learning curve corner.

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