Subj : Automatically blocking co
To : DIGITAL MAN
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Thu Jun 06 2024 09:23 am
> > > I have not observed this problem (Telnet server not responding while SSH
> > > does)
> > > nor heard any reports of it, besides yours. I would expect the use of
> > > tools like netstat to help identify the real cause of that issue.
> > If I can restart synchronet and it goes away, I think that tells me
> > something.
> It tells me that the TCP port was rebound. If the socket is configured for
> address/port reuse (in ctrl/sockopts.ini), then one could artifically create
> this exact scenario by starting and stopping a second process (after sbbs) tha
> bound to TCP port 23. It could even be a second instance of sbbs. No "crashing
> of the Synchronet telnet server would be required.
Hmmmm... which setting would I want to set if I wanted to tell synchronet
not to allow the port to be reused by another process?
Currently, the only two options I have set in sockopts.ini are:
KEEPALIVE = TRUE
TCP_NODELAY = TRUE
I also see that IPV6_V6ONLY = 1 . What does that one do?
I suspect that these are all defaults as I don't remember changing anything
in this ini file, and the modify date is 8/20/2015.
Thanks!
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