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Hi. I'm using APR as portability library for my program. I'm accepting a network connection in the parent and later I spawn a child process passing the OS file descriptor (e.g. 4) to the child process. I construct an apr socket in the child process from the passed file descriptor number (e.g. 4). Later when I try to get a remote address, I'm getting an error that the given file descriptor is not a socket. I'm also unable to write to the mentioned socket (no data arives to the client). The same program is working fine on Linux. So I guess that there is a strange 'trick' how to make file descriptor inheriting work. Any hint? Thanks and best regards, Dezo
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