Arno Lehmann wrote:
> I'm not a good debugger user, but strace might be the next thing to
> try... like capturing all socket operations, or something. Perhaps you
> get to know if the error is cause by the OS on one end.
Knowing how verbose strace can be, I'm a little hesitant to jump right to that.
> Or, alternatively, using tcpdump to find if the sequence numbers get out
> of sync somewhere, which would cause a RST on both ends.
I'll try getting a headers only tcpdump from both ends. Hopefully that, along
with -d100 on the FD, will produce something insightful.
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