Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply, and appreciate your answer which clear many of my
doubts.
Currently i'm stuck with this problem, can't find a way out,let me give
more context of my problem.
I use non-blocking openssl to interact with Apple's APNS server to send
notifications to Iphone devices.
(Sorry for the delay in replying - I was tied up with other things.)
Yes, you're correct. I was misremembering, and should have checked references
first.
The BSD implementation that Gary Wright and Rich Stevens describe in TCP/IP
Illustrated v. 2 drops queued outbound data (on both sides) and q
Hi : ALL
Using non-blocking openssl , after detecting underlying TCP is broken, i
invoke SSL_read to attempting reading response. *sometimes* response from
server is lost, sometimes not. But tcpdump show that response is always
send back to me. what is special is that RST packages come next the
res
Hi,
yes, tcp is free to discard receive buffer on receiving RST
however after looking through the source code of linux kernel, it seems
that process just set state of socket, not discard data in receive buffer.
1. tcp_validate_incoming
5184 /* Step 2: check RST bit */
5185 if (th-
Thanks Jakob & Michael for your reply.
I'm using openssl to interact with apple's APNS server. Sending data as
fast as possible, most of the time APNS server don't reply, but in some
circumstance, APNS server will rely with a response and then close the
connection. So the RST is expected most of th
Just to amplify on Jakob's response: the reason that sometimes you see the
reply is that sometimes your application manages to get it from the stack
before the stack receives and processes the RST from the peer. In the example
you provided, there was a 52ms window in which you could have read th
On 02/12/2015 11:21, Anty Rao wrote:
Using non-blocking openssl , after detecting underlying TCP is
broken, i invoke SSL_read to attempting reading response.
*sometimes* response from server is lost, sometimes not. But
tcpdump show that response is always send back to me. what is
>
> Using non-blocking openssl , after detecting underlying TCP is broken, i
> invoke SSL_read to attempting reading response. *sometimes* response from
> server is lost, sometimes not. But tcpdump show that response is always
> send back to me. what is special is that RST packages come next the
>
