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论坛: Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide (Linux 内核黑客指南)
日期: 1997年12月11日 星期四 05:02:52 GMT (Xīngqísì)
发件人: lightman <lightman2@hotmail.com>

I'm using Raw sockets and have sent away a TCP packet with the SYN flag on. I get the SYN|ACK response and responds to it. But the kernel beats me to it, and sends away a RST packet before my ACK response to the SYN|ACK. How can you stop the kernel from responding with a RST to the SYN|ACK? I use two seperate sockets, one for transmitting and one for receiving.