Re: [RFC]: Withdrawal of passive-close patches

2007-11-23 Thread Gerrit Renker
The situation is clearer now: the passive-close patches are redundant, but the problem still exists. A description is below; the three passive-close patches have been taken out of the test tree and the updated test tree has been uploaded to git://eden-feed.erg.abdn.ac.uk/dccp_exp I ha

Re: [RFC]: Withdrawal of passive-close patches

2007-11-22 Thread Gerrit Renker
| >If you or anyone on the list can create a condition which will | >lead to "application received data but didn't have a chance to | >read it", I'd like to hear about it. | | ... snip ... | | >--- | | | If application first queries the message size in the receive buff

RE: [RFC]: Withdrawal of passive-close patches

2007-11-22 Thread vladimir.moltchanov
>-Original Message- ...snip... >If you or anyone on the list can create a condition which will >lead to "application received data but didn't have a chance to >read it", I'd like to hear about it. ... snip ... >--- If application first queries the message

[RFC]: Withdrawal of passive-close patches

2007-11-22 Thread Gerrit Renker
After fixing the issue with the leaked-skbs I spent nearly a day trying to provoke the problem that lead to the following two patches: [DCCP]: Dedicated auxiliary states to support passive-close [DCCP]: Basic support for passive-close [DCCP]: More informative state names It is almost 8 m