Hi,
Whenever, the accept() call succeeds, it creates a new sock data structure
which is added to the linked list of existing socks. However, I doubt that
any settings made by setsockopt() for the original socket remain in the
new inherited socket (2.0.34 kernel).
This is my impression.
Thanks
Hari
On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Statux wrote:
> > How's the water mark being set? Can you provide
> > any pointer to sites that contains these information.
>
> The water marks are the amount of data in the buffers before data will be
> sent/received, etc.
>
> check out getsockopt
>
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