Some interesting findings on Linux. I'm not sure what it means.
If I use curl, the program displays "Hello World!' and can terminate normally.
If I type "http://192.168.1.111:3901" as the url in Internet Explorer, IE returns with a search page. I'm not sure why. The program terminates normally.
So, I'm thinking there's some issue with unprocessed requests causing a hang or fault on Linux. I believe FireFox does a post for icons after a GET. Perhaps the program must process that request otherwise the unprocessed request causes termination issues? Correct? If so, what to do?
If I use curl, the program displays "Hello World!' and can terminate normally.
> curl "http://192.168.1.111:3901"
Hello World!
If I type "http://192.168.1.111:3901" as the url in Chrome or FireFox, the program faults on close() or hangs forever on wait().If I type "http://192.168.1.111:3901" as the url in Internet Explorer, IE returns with a search page. I'm not sure why. The program terminates normally.
So, I'm thinking there's some issue with unprocessed requests causing a hang or fault on Linux. I believe FireFox does a post for icons after a GET. Perhaps the program must process that request otherwise the unprocessed request causes termination issues? Correct? If so, what to do?