Hi, On Tue, Apr 01, 2008 at 05:20:54PM +0200, Richard Braun wrote:
> /dev/net/tcp/123 is OK. /dev/eth0/tcp/321 isn't. As I said, you must > consider TCP as a global layer, otherwise you will run into name space > conflict problems. For example, a socket in listen mode on INADDR_ANY > is bound to no interface, or all interfaces (at your choice). Well, that's why we suggested having both /net/eth0/tcp and /net/tcp, using the former when listening on an individual interface, and the latter when listening on all. Do you think there are cases where this approach would pose problems? -antrik-
