netutils use of socket descriptor

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 15/06/09 02:27 PM, Thomas Guyot-Sionnest wrote:
> 
> A better way of doing this is to send a connect for the next ip in list
> every n miliseconds (where n is a small fraction of the timeout, you
> could for example take half of the timeout and divide it by the number
> of IP), use the first connected socket and clean up the rest.
> 
> 

Just for clarification I'm not necessarily saying that we should do it
this way, but that if we really want to try all IPs that's the way
(IMHO) it should be done.

The attached patch removes the useless loop. There's no real-world
testing besides the compilation/tests.

- --
Thomas
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