Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 13 Dec 2005 20:42:49 +0000 | From | Filipe Cabecinhas <> | Subject | Re: Possible problem in fcntl |
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> How do you know what wget did after the connection was refused? > Didn't it close its socket when returning to the shell?
If we have the call to fcntl, the following happens: Telnet: SYN Server: SYN, ACK T: ACK S: FIN, ACK T: FIN, ACK S: ACK
There was no data exchanged. It just accepted the connection, and then finished it.
Without the call to fcntl everything goes normally: T: SYN S: SYN, ACK T: ACK T: PSH, ACK (HTTP request) S: ACK S: PSH, ACK (HTTP header) T: ACK S: PSH, ACK (data) T: ACK S: FIN, ACK T: ACK T: FIN, ACK S: ACK
Thanks in advance,
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