Kevin D. Clark writes:
|>
|> Sounds like a TCP flow-control problem to me, if there truly is no
|> ethernet traffic being generated. And under the general sphere of
|> "flow-control problems" might be the HTTP server on the other end...
|>
If this is so, then 'netstat' should show a connection between
your system and the web server whose send queue is full. Also
'netstat -s' may have a counter that counts the number of times
someone tried to send to a full socket, but I don't recall if
it does or not.
Hope this helps.
Dave
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