I found another topic pertaining to this, however it was slightly different. I recently changed servers and have been getting greeted with:
New_descriptor: fcntl: FNDELAY: Bad file descriptor
Spamming up the logfile...............a lot. I Google'd this and some people just commented out the warning but that seems like a pretty bad thing to do. Any suggestions on what possibly is up? It does this on clean startups, so it isn't copyover or anything.
[Edit: Okay, I found the problem however it is weird to me. Hearing that GCC4 would complain about this issue:
int desc, size;
In comm.c I changed it to
size_t desc, size;
And it gave me the error. Changing it back made it go without error.]
New_descriptor: fcntl: FNDELAY: Bad file descriptor
Spamming up the logfile...............a lot. I Google'd this and some people just commented out the warning but that seems like a pretty bad thing to do. Any suggestions on what possibly is up? It does this on clean startups, so it isn't copyover or anything.
[Edit: Okay, I found the problem however it is weird to me. Hearing that GCC4 would complain about this issue:
int desc, size;
In comm.c I changed it to
size_t desc, size;
And it gave me the error. Changing it back made it go without error.]