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There need to be some way to turn off this TIME_WAIT stuff. From earlier
discussions TIME_WAIT is caused by the graceful close feature of TCP. A
packet could be held up in a router and arrive after the socket is closed.
If the socket number was recycled the packet could end up in someone else
data stream.
When JServ is used from local host or on a LAN there are no routers involved
and there is no way for delayed packets to exist.
Time wait is controlled from the Linger socket option. This option needs to
set on the sockets created from mod_jserv and Jserv. It should be defaulted
off since 99.99% of Jserv user don't use a WAN connection between their
Apache and Jserv engine. A config param could turn it back on.
Can someone who is experiencing these problems try adding code to turn off
LINGER?
Jon Smirl
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