--- Tony Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
...
> I can understand that but by watching a packet
> trace, that doesn't seem
> to be what is happening. After I call abort() I can
> still observe
> packets flowing on the wire so someone is still
> requesting data from the
That's not necessarily the case though. Server may
have
buffered data to be sent over HTTP/TCP, and its TCP
flow control that may be pushing data until it
gets the reset. So there may be a bit of data
in-flight, which will get transferred and buffered by
the OS. This shouldn't happen for very long, but
depends on tcp stack.
-+ Tatu +-
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