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sockets die after a while (wodHttpDLX)

by Klinzter, Tuesday, September 10, 2013, 06:48 (4093 days ago)

Hello,
I am running about 10 sockets to download a list of images from different domain names and sometimes the connection times out and I know how to handle like move to next.. or the domain does not exists anymore and also move to next..
I have set DebugFile = debug_ & Index & .txt
so that I can know at the end when im left with just 1 socket to see what happened.. and the last line that I see is this..

** Connecting to www.site.com on port 80
Disconnected: ErrorCode 0

that's it nothing else but no action gets triggered so I lose that socket..

what can I do to prevent idle sockets ?

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