Marcelo Coelho wrote: >> Possible solutions: leave that context before socket(), set >> rtskb_cache_size on rtnet.ko loading, or already open the raw socket >> during application startup in non-RT context. > > Creating the socket in soft_real_time solved that situation, but now i > have a different problem with the UDP socket. > > > The application should respond by the same ethernet interface it receive > the request. For that I use the value of struct sockaddr_ll.sll_ifindex > > But the value I get from that field is 335544330. I'm reading from an > UDP socket.
Err, sockaddr_ll and UDP socket? That doesn't really match, does it? UDP sockets are not aware of the underlying network device, they only know IP addresses and ports (sockaddr_in). If you want to find out where the packet arrived, check the sender's IP address and match it with the current routing setup. Jan
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