> > My suggestion: EOS means "broken message", so the > "messages MUST end > > with (CR)LF" really means _must_. This makes it easier > for receivers; > > if their socket layer is too hidden from view, it may be hard to > > differentiate between "graceful FIN handshake" and "connection > > b0rken". > > If something very bad is happening, it's possible that only > part of a message will get transmitted before the system dies > (e.g., power failure). In that case it would be helpful to > store what you can of the message so that you have a record > of the crash. > > I suggest that listeners MUST intepret EOS as CRLF while > senders SHOULD always terminate messages with CRLF, even if > they're about to close the connection. I opt for this version. After all, even EOS can man we have an (partially) interesting message. Maybe the collector shold add a (defined) tag about it being malformed. Rainer _______________________________________________ LogAnalysis mailing list LogAnalysisat_private http://lists.shmoo.com/mailman/listinfo/loganalysis
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