I get a file descriptor in use error that comes from the socket libraries (/etc/.name_service_door). How do I supress it?
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Answer / chaitanya
Purify only allows to supress all or none of the file descriptor in use errors. Therefore you should just ignore this error, since you want to be able to know if your code leaves any descriptors open.
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