by S.Velcha » Sun, 21 Mar 1993 07:52:00
Hi
I have a TCP port assigned to a server on the RS6000 and the client program
runs on a real-time platform. The real-time platform is very unstable.
Whenever my client crashes, the port on the RS6000 side times out after a
very long time.
IS there any easy way to reset the TCP port without shutting down the system?
Is there any way to set the FIN_WAIT_1 and FIN_WAIT_2 values?
Thanks for any information.
-Velchamy
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1. Asynchronous TCP socket writes under AIX?
I had this problem once when I took one of my BSD applications and
tried to run it under AIX. When I investigated the problem I cam accross
the following section in the AIX man pages:
The O_NDELAY and O_NONBLOCK flags affect only operations against
file descriptors derived from the same open subroutine. In BSD,
these operations apply to all file descriptors that refer to the
object.
I don't know if this is your problem, but it might be worth checking...
That's shouldn't be neccessary, I've got my applications to work with
asynch i/o...
Marcus
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