Re: lynx-dev Re: AIX Y2K upgrade problem

[Clair Wilson]

Klaus

Yes, I used -trace

Thank You
 
Mr. Clair Wilson
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On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Klaus Weide wrote:

> On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Clair Wilson wrote:
> 
> > I changed shells from mshell to ksh and tried lynx again. This time I got
> > another error line which I had never gotten previously under mshell.
> > 
> > The error lines are as follows :
> > 
> > TP: Unable to connect to remote host for `http://lynx.browser.org/' (errno=9
> > 
> > Alert!: Unable to connect to remote host.                                   
> >    
> > 
> > I had never seen the errno=9  before.
> > 
> > Do you have any idea what the errno=9 means ? I don't know where to look
> > for an explanation. Do you think this might help?
> 
> Yes it helps, but I don't really understand what you did to get that
> message.  Normally it should only appear (probably in a Lynx.trace file)
> when you run with -trace or turn tracing on with ^T.  Is that what you
> did?
> 
> I don't know what mshell is/does; either for some reason it doesn't
> let you see all the same output, or maybe you are running a different
> copy of lynx (if there is more than one) because the search path is
> different?  What version are you using?  Is it compliled in some
> unusal way?  Maybe with SOCKS support?  What version are you using
> again?
> 
> Did you compile lynx yourself?  Did you try to recompile?
> 
> The is a system dependent error number; you should hunt for its
> definition in the system C header file /usr/include/errno.h or one of
> the files #include'd by it.
> 
> On my linux system it is defined as
> #define EBADF            9      /* Bad file number */
> in /usr/include/asm/errno.h, but that could be different for AIX.
> 
> I would like to help figure out what goes wrong, but we need more
> info from you, or someone else who can reproduce the problem.
> Try to generate a Lynx.trace file and send it to the list; better
> too much than too little info.
> 
>       Klaus
> 
>