> andrew morgan wrote: > > > > dsi_stream_read calls the standard POSIX read function. It returns -1 on > > an error and sets errno. In the log above, we see "dsi_stream_read(-1): > > Connection reset by peer", which indicates that the other end of the > > tcp/ip connection either timed out or closed the connection with a > > standard tcp/ip FIN/ACK packet. > > > > Small correction to the above. I should have said "timed out or closed > > the connection *without* a standard tcp/ip FIN/ACK packet." I just wanted to let everyone know the resolution to this problem. The problem was a bad port on a switch that was connecting two gigabit ethernet switches together. The bad port was generating CRC errors. -- Sincerely, Leo Wierzbowski "The University of Florida does not endorse or disendorse the content of this document. It is the author's private opinion."
- Re: netatalk in production ... Harry Zink/Netatalk List
- help interpret netatalk... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: help interpret neta... andrew morgan
- Re: help interpret neta... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: help interpret neta... andrew morgan
- Re: help interpret neta... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: help interpret neta... Dejan Muhamedagic
- Re: help interpret neta... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: help interpret neta... andrew morgan
- Re: help interpret neta... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: netatalk in product... Leo Wierzbowski
- Re: netatalk in production environments....(... Ron Chmara
- Re: netatalk in production environments.... Harry Zink/Netatalk List
- Re: netatalk in production environme... Ron Chmara
- Re: netatalk in production envir... Sak Wathanasin
- Re: netatalk in production ... Michalowski Thierry
- netatalk is not running automatically after reboo... Jolly Roger
- problem with 1.4b2+asun2.1.4 Jolly Roger
- Re: problem with 1.4b2+asun2.1.4 David Blache
- problem with 1.4b2+asun2.1.4 Jolly Roger
- Re: problem with 1.4b2+asun2.1.4 andrew morgan
