can client connect() when server in sleep(300); after listen(fd,5);

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07-17-2002

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can client connect() when server in sleep(300); after listen(fd,5);

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2 .a Server call sleep(20) after listern(fd,5) . When the Server is in asleep,a Client connect() to it successful and send a lot of appointed data .
3 .Why ? I think that the server is in sleep (beasue I call sleep()) , it donot block at accept() , how can client connect it successful ,

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