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Salut,

On Wed, Jul 13, 2005 at 09:00:37AM -0400, der Mouse wrote:
> Except that that means the connection comes up, in the TCP sense, which
> as I read it is what Matt was trying to avoid.

However, the userland routines give you a conenction that has already
been ack'd.

> Firewall?  What firewall?
>=20
> Why should I have to set up a firewall to get this behaviour?

Look at e.g. spamd

> It can?  When I do that, I see a FIN segment, not an RST.

Shouldn't you only get a FIN when you shutdown() the socket before you
close() it?

				Tonnerre

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