That implies that you are trying to perform socket operations on a non-socket. We need more details about what you're doing and when this error is occuring.
000 getsockname: WSAENOTSOCK - the descriptor is not a socket in the function: ezsportnum
200 login from 192.168.0.5:1832 as at 01/07/19 16:51:53 ok
000 getsockname: WSAENOTSOCK - the descriptor is not a socket in the function: ezsportnum
200 login from 192.168.0.5:1835 as at 01/07/19 17:06:43 ok
acutally the daemon is accessed by a dll on running on the same machine.
This is what is done (pseudo code) :
I guess you're running in client-server mode but on the same machine. Windows sometimes forgets that a socket is a socket when it's on the same machine. The error will not hurt and may be safely ignored.
If you're doing everything on the same machine you may be better off compiling "flat" by defining NCGDIRECT when compiling the Texis client. Then you won't need the texisdnt server.