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On UNIX, the initial socket connection can be synchronous (that is, no trial connection any more, but it is guaranteed to make successful connection at the first "connect"). See the patch {D510}. <-- This doesn't work on Windows. By making it synchronous, we can remove a race condition. It matters only in heavy loads, but it occurs, like the case of Debian buildd.

On UNIX, the initial socket connection can be synchronous (that is, no trial connection any more, but it is guaranteed to make successful connection at the first "connect"). See the patch {D510}, which was applied to master. For Windows, it keeps old code. By making it synchronous, we can remove a race condition. It matters only in heavy loads, but it occurs, like the case of Debian buildd.

On UNIX, the initial socket connection can be synchronous (that is, no trial connection any more, but it is guaranteed to make successful connection at the first "connect"). See the patch {D510}., which was applied to master. For Windows, <-- This doesn't work on Windowsit keeps old code. By making it synchronous, we can remove a race condition. It matters only in heavy loads, but it occurs, like the case of Debian buildd.