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    SubjectRe: socket write(2) after remote shutdown(2) problem ?
    On Fri, Apr 05, 2002 at 02:44:35AM -0800, David S. Miller wrote:

    > > Your client does not do any write()'s after the shutdown call.
    > > It simply exit(0)'s.
    >
    > You mean the 'server' ? Even if I add a sleep(600) between the
    > shutdown() call and the exit() call I get the same behaviour.
    >
    > Oh I see now. Here is what should happen:
    >
    > * server shutdown(ALL)
    > * the write() should succeed on the client

    So this is really supposed to succeed then... Somewhat illogical to
    me...

    > * client socket receives a TCP reset

    How is the client socket supposed to know it received a TCP reset
    (I am talking from the application point of view, not the kernel...) ?

    Stelian.
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