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multithreaded tcp listener with IO::Socket or threaded TCP server problem or Re: Handling multiple clients (use threads)

You may not need the complexity of threads. If the message transfers are short( i.e. you are not transferring big files, or connecting interactively) you probably can just use IO::Select and a single server accepting 10 connections. There are many examples of that floating around. You can use the searchbox and search for "chat server", and/or IO::Select

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In reply to Re: Threading Client-Server (IO::Socket) by zentara
in thread Threading Client-Server (IO::Socket) by bloonix

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