DSI DISCONNECTED endless loop with two IPv4 interfaces

[araujobsd]

On FreeBSD, if an IFACE has two IPv4 and at the afp.conf we set afp listen parameter to the secondary IPv4, the client after a while can't connect at the afp share anymore.

Making some debugs, what I could see is the following: When the issue happens I can see at the logs a error with a Bad file descriptor: Jan 25 01:46:03.616514 afpd[6413] {socket.c:152} (debug:AFPDaemon): select: Bad file descriptor

And right after the DSI_DISCONNECTED get in a big loop: Jan 25 03:20:14.946287 afpd[10346] {afp_dsi.c:297} (maxdebug:AFPDaemon): alarm: tickles: 163, flags: -|-|-|-|DSI_DISCONNECTED|-|-|-|- Jan 25 03:20:16.977678 afpd[10346] {afp_dsi.c:297} (maxdebug:AFPDaemon): alarm: tickles: 164, flags: -|-|-|-|DSI_DISCONNECTED|-|-|-|- Jan 25 03:20:18.986211 afpd[10346] {afp_dsi.c:297} (maxdebug:AFPDaemon): alarm: tickles: 165, flags: -|-|-|-|DSI_DISCONNECTED|-|-|-|-

it goes till: tickles number 1801.

I'm using the latest version of netatalk3 with FreeBSD 10.3-Stable. If you guys need any more extra debug or information, feel free to ping me back.

Best,

[rdmark]

@araujobsd This bug report is quite aged now. Would you be able to test if this still reproduces with the latest Netatalk code?