> On May 24, 2018, at 6:10 PM, Ophir Munk wrote:
>
> The TAP keep-alive queue was created in order to keep the TAP device
> in Linux even in case all of its Rx/Tx queues are released (in Linux
> terminology: even in case all of the TAP device file descriptors are
> closed), however, the keep-al
The TAP keep-alive queue was created in order to keep the TAP device
in Linux even in case all of its Rx/Tx queues are released (in Linux
terminology: even in case all of the TAP device file descriptors are
closed), however, the keep-alive queue itself is attached to the TAP
device like all other R
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