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    David Beazley‏ @dabeaz Oct 18

    Allow arbitrary tasks/threads to call close() on sockets whenever they want--even if some other task is using the same socket. https://github.com/agronholm/anyio/issues/14 …

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      2. David Beazley‏ @dabeaz Oct 18

        Personally, I think it's dicey at best and should probably be avoided if at all possible. Convince me otherwise.

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      3. David Beazley‏ @dabeaz Oct 23

        So, closed a pipe being used by a different thread as part of a live demo today hoping that it would work. Caused Python to seg fault. Win!

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      1. eXizt‏ @wiomka Oct 24
        Replying to @dabeaz

        on the other hand, why does the thread wait for an event from a socket that is already closed?

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      1. eXizt‏ @wiomka Oct 24
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        I can call close() on soket after all threads have finished working with it. it is better to add the ability to finish the thread from outside.

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      1. Dev Aggarwal‏ @devxpy Oct 23
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        I think zeromq can do this no probs

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      1. @joXn@weirder.earth‏ @joXn Oct 18
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        Whyyyyyyy

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      1. Murder Curtains‏ @AeroNotix Oct 18
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        These polls don't mean shit because the people voting are your followers and will vote based on that rather than any inherent technical merit either way.

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      1. alex n‏ @gigatexal Oct 18
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        Yeah I have no idea why you would want to do this. Let clients die but not cut everyones connection to the server. I voted no.

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