Re: looped connect() problem
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Date: 07/03/03
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Date: 3 Jul 2003 00:56:07 -0700
Kevin Easton <kevin@-nospam-pcug.org.au> wrote in message
Thanks again for your efforts to help me. Deeply appreciated.
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> atoz_0to9@yahoo.com wrote:
> [please don't top-post in technical newsgroups, it makes discuessions
> hard to follow].
Sorry, but how did I do that (top-posting)? I would I prevent that
from happening again?
> Try binding to, say, 1024 then hammering on 1025. The problem should
> not occur. What I believe is happening is that your program is
> eventually getting assigned the port you are trying to connect to as
> it's port, so it is connecting to itself.
>
I dont quite understand what we're trying to do here, but I tried
anyway and I got the same result.
Anyway, you may want to know that I tried it on kernel 2.4 (mandrake)
and it seems working as it should be. Could this be a kernel issue?
thanks!
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