| punter | thx |
| merlyn | I'm just throwing things out as I see them searchign for "socket" in the source code |
| punter | is that the best way? anyone can think of something better? |
| jagerman | I should try that. My apartment might end up cleaner. |
| Daveman | O.o |
| merlyn | use Carp; imports the default use Carp qw(:all) works if they're using the standard exporter; see "perldoc Exporter" for details of the syntax keep in mind they don't have to use the standard exporter. CGI.pm doesn't, for example nor does POE |
| punter | :DEFAULT is the tag I want thx yes thanks |
| jagerman | Carp does use Exporter. |
| kcbanner | merlyn, amazing, I can jsut use the Acceptor handler to do it thanks for pointing that out |
| merlyn | the nice thing about having source code is that you can simply look at teh soruce I don't know how binary-only people get anything done |
| kcbanner | I often think about that and wonder GumbyBRAIN, binary wonder |
| GumbyBRAIN | Wonder how long ago "lenzo's fault" and "infobot" intersected. |
| kcbanner | merlyn, oh..but it isn't compatible wit Client callbacks that pretty much makes it useless to me...hmm |
| merlyn | yeah, that's what I saw too |
| kcbanner | ah heh merlyn, Server::TCP uses unless (defined $accept_callback) { to check if its been defined or not if not it defines it itself, so I can just copy all the code into my code, and modify the part i need to |
| merlyn | ... # Fletch has subclassed SSLSocketFactory from SocketFactory. obviously, it's possible to subclass socketfactory and setting up an SSL socket is trickier than just setting one option |
| kcbanner | hmm yes |
| merlyn | do you need to set the option on the accept socket, or each resulting connection |
| kcbanner | on every socket really |
| merlyn | why on the accept socket? how does that help? |
| kcbanner | oh..hmm maybe not I suppose its just on the resulting outgoing connections |