On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 11:39:44AM -0800, Craig Hughes wrote:
| Cayce, I think what you're seeing in the logs is the process id, not the
| port number.  Port number stays the same.  But new processes are
| spawned, so the process id keeps going up.

Depends on which port you're talking about.  The _server_ port (where
the deamon listens) is always the same.  The client port (and,
possibly, the port number the deamon uses once accept() returns) will
be whatever free port the network implementation (the kernel) assigns.

(I can't say whether the number logged is a PID or port though)

-D

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