Folks,
I've had a few problems in the last few months with tcp ports
being kept open loooong after the server that they were connected to had
been shutdown. I'm wondering, and I'm probably not asking this
correctly, if there have been any known problems that have been patched
that could cause this, or is it just the poor coding in the various
programs that I've been running?
tcp 0 9364 RedDragon.7326 condor.crawford..2705 FIN_WAIT_1
is one of the connections that is holding open the port that a server was
running on. Normally, I'm told such connections give up the ghost after
several mins. The same code on a SPARC doesn't seem to have this problem.
Thanks for any info..
Best,
-=Dave
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Received on Thu Jan 11 1996 - 19:13:20 NZDT