[Tracker bounced this the first time...]

> I haven't run it, but just browsing the trunk source, it appears to
>  still be present.  In fact, asynchat.py and asyncore.py have
>  apparently not been changed in two years.  Andrew Kuchling would seem
>  to be the closest to this code (?), since medusa is apparently dead.
>
>  (More broadly, if these modules are going to stay, they really need to
>  be preened and better documented.  It's not at all obvious, for
>  example, how the handle_error, handle_expt, and handle_close functions
>  all fit together.  Is handle_error supposed to call handle_close, or
>  will the modules make that happen internally?  etc.)