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[14:05] fdb
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I'm studing 0mq, and I need to know what happen when TCP connection is stopped (for my application mainly due to wireless network problems)
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[14:06] fdb
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Should I manage the reconnection or is al transparent?
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[14:08] ianbarber
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transparent
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[14:08] mile
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evax, I have a problem with erlzmq2, when building a distro with rebar
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[14:08] mile
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I don't know if it is an erlzmq issue
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[14:12] evax
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mile_: what's happening?
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[14:12] mile
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the path to the c library is closely missed
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[14:13] mile
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I pack it with reltool, add the priv subdir to the ez archive, everything seems to be right
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[14:13] mile
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and then "Failed to load NIF library: '/home/user/myapp/rel/myapp/lib/erlzmq2.ez/erlzmq2/ebin/../priv/erlzmq_drv.so: cannot open shared object file: Not a directory'"}}
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[14:14] mile
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which is actually a valid path, but for some reason does not seem to work
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[14:18] evax
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mile_: ok, let me try to reproduce this
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[14:18] mile
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this is the part of my reltool.config that loads erlzmq2
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[14:18] mile
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{app, erlzmq2, [
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[14:18] mile
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{incl_cond, include},
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[14:18] mile
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{incl_archive_filters,[".*"]},
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[14:18] mile
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{excl_archive_filters,["^include$"]}
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[14:18] mile
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]}
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[14:19] mile
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oh... one possibility : line 22: ase code:priv_dir(erlzmq) of
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[14:19] mile
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should the app be called erlzmq instead of erlzmq2?
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[14:24] evax
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good catch
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[14:24] mile
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but still... I have changed that, remaned the directory of erlzmq2 to erlzmq
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[14:24] mile
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rebuilt
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[14:25] mile
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he on_load function for module erlzmq_nif returned {error,
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[14:25] mile
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{load_failed,
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[14:25] mile
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"Failed to load NIF library: '/home/mile/kr3m_myapp/rel/kr3m_myapp/lib/erlzmq-2.0.ez/erlzmq-2.0/priv/erlzmq_drv.so: cannot open shared object file: Not a directory'"}}
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[14:25] mile
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the file is there
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[14:25] mile
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but for some reason it is not loaded
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[14:41] mile
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are you able to reproduce it?
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[14:42] evax
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looking at it now
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[16:14] aspidites
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how do i get a list of connected clients with an XREP socket?
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[16:14] aspidites
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curerntly i'm just adding their identities to a list and checking against it, but i have a feeling this is already built in some how
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[16:23] aspidites
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nvm found something in mailing list addressing it
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[17:45] aspidites
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is there a way to detect a disconnected client?
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[17:45] yorickpeterse
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A PING/PONG command would do :)
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[17:45] aspidites
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doh!
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[17:46] aspidites
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just figured there would be a built in command. so would it make sense to have a separate socket that constantly sends ping/pong requests?
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[17:46] aspidites
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actually. i'll check the guide
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[17:46] aspidites
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thought i saw something similar
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[17:49] yorickpeterse
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You could do it every 30 seconds or so, depending on the importance
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[17:51] aspidites
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aha, paranoid pirate i think
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