>> 2) Modify the kernel to not remove sockets from the accept(2) queue >> when they are closed. A change that implements this has been added >> to NetBSD-current, and is available at: >> ftp://ftp.NetBSD.ORG/pub/NetBSD/misc/security/patches/19990120-accept >> > >This method works well btw. Linux has always done this, (by happy chance). Im >_amazed_ this bug exists. It was documented/abused/used/fixed in so many >different places at different times even back in 1990/1991 or so The same happy coincidence happens in Solaris; accept() done when the connection is already closed causes an EPROTO error. (I'd need to check whether that error disappeared again when native socket calls were implemented) Casper
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