user111077
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Hi,
I have set up a network with a Linux host communicating over TCP/IP with a standard Windows computer. There is a strange behavior occurring sporadically and maybe you have an idea where this might come from.
On Linux side there has been a standard TCP socket created which listens for an incoming connection from the Windows system.
Messages can be transferred normally, but sometimes (randomly) I can observe, that no more messages are received on Linux side. A separate socket which sends data to Windows works, so I would exclude the Windows part and also Ethernet cabling (no routers/switches in between both systems). I need to power down the Linux host to reconnect again.
It seems that Linux socket sporadically hangs somewhere in this blocking recv() function. I have also tried it with UDP communication, but same random behavior there.
I have set up a network with a Linux host communicating over TCP/IP with a standard Windows computer. There is a strange behavior occurring sporadically and maybe you have an idea where this might come from.
On Linux side there has been a standard TCP socket created which listens for an incoming connection from the Windows system.
Messages can be transferred normally, but sometimes (randomly) I can observe, that no more messages are received on Linux side. A separate socket which sends data to Windows works, so I would exclude the Windows part and also Ethernet cabling (no routers/switches in between both systems). I need to power down the Linux host to reconnect again.
It seems that Linux socket sporadically hangs somewhere in this blocking recv() function. I have also tried it with UDP communication, but same random behavior there.
