socket -server fails to run command in tclsh

'socket -server command port' should set 'command' to
be run whenever a client attempts to connect to 'port',
but it does not. Specifically, I run the following in
tclsh8.3:

proc temp {channel address port} {
puts "channel $channel address $address port $port"
}
socket -server temp 2000

I then run the following in a second tclsh8.3:

socket myhost 2000

I expect to see the puts command's output appear in the
server's shell, but this does not happen.

I have run the same code successfully with the server
in a wish8.3 shell and in an expect shell, both using
the same local .rc file as tclsh does. The client's
shell seems to make no difference. The server also
failed in tclsh8.0.

I am running Debian linux 3.0 with kernel 2.4.18,
tcl8.3 version 8.3.3-7, and glibc 2.2.5-10.

Ashley Gadd
gadd@interchange.ubc.ca