I'm trying to track down a weird bug in FTP where the peer address gets
reset on the data channel when the PASV/PORT/EPRT failover occurs.
So far I have determined that the connDetails passed out of the accept
routines are in fact the fdc_table[].accept.connDetails from the initial
listening socket.
In FTP's case the listener gets closed and NULL'd as soon as a new data
channel is accepted and before use.
Does anyone know of any implications to the rest of squid for the accept
to clone these details ( fdc_table[listener] ) into the fdc_table[newfd]
entry and passing those out instead?
Or should the cloning occur AND connDetails be dropped as a handler
parameter and looked up on the proper FD whenever needed? same as all
the flags, states, etc.
Amos
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