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[lwip-users] Closing a connection
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Robert |
Subject: |
[lwip-users] Closing a connection |
Date: |
Wed, 14 Apr 2004 12:42:31 -0400 (EDT) |
Does anyone know the proper/best way to close a connection which using the
"raw" interface?
In my application, I am using "heartbeat" messages to more quickly
determine if packets continue to be able to be passed between client and
server. Once I detect that the hearbeats messages have stopped arriving,
I issue a tcp_close(); I would expect that would cause the connection to
be shutdown. tcp_close() figures out that the connection is in the
established state, and so then sends a TCP_FIN. After a very long (15
minutes?) delay, this finally results in a call to my err callback
routine, which cleans things up.
Is there a better/faster way? Perhaps setting the state to syn_sent
before calling tcp_close() for example?
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Best Regards,
Robert
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