A levelez�m azt hiszi, hogy Volker Wiegand a k�vetkez�eket �rta: > > It must be a single port one way tcp connection. One way means > > "one tcp socket", not "packets going only to one direction". > > > No, IMHO we want TCP _and_ UDP. I use two loghosts and many clients. That > would mean a large number of TCP connections. Please, allow UDP also. Kontra. With plain UDP you are subject to DOS attack, lost messages, maliciously inserted log messages, etc. To eliminate these deficiencies you should build a reliable transmission protocol on top of UDP. That is TCP, but you have made a lot of unnecessary efforts to reinvent the wheel. What is your problem with a lot of tcp connections besides having a big output of netstat -na? For the exact same reason we should investigate the possibility of having SSL as the crypto layer of transmission. -- GNU GPL: csak tiszta forr�sb�l
