On Dec 3, 2004, at 10:59 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
My understanding of ports and sockets is weak - but shouldn't it be able
to write to socket "127.0.0.1:48953" without setting itself up as
listening to port 48953?
If any application on the computer is listening on that port, then then a connection to it can be opened.
There are less constraints for UDP.
The particular "feature" that came up is that on some OSes, Rev seems to force a TCP listen (Rev accept) to succeed even then there is a clash. As Alex Tweedly showed (that is, as I interpret his results), other apps typically do not do this.
Dar
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