[nmglug] Connection Reset by Peer
Kevin P. Karns
kkarns at linuxmail.org
Tue Jun 22 16:35:25 PDT 2004
WA7BSZ wrote:
>I have seen this "connection reset by peer" many times, and the most
>recent is when trying to get X to work on Debian.
>
>
... and
>So, do we know where "Connection Reset by Peer" comes from?
>
As far as Anthony's original issue, i also run pppd at home, and i don't
have any entries like:
"Unsupported protocol 'CallBack Control Protocol (CBCP)'"
in my logs. Googling it shows stuff about a 10 year old MS protocol,
hmmm, sounds non-GNU.
At least we have GNU source code so these these things can be figured
out. :)
As far as the "connection reset by peer" issue, I only distinctly
remember seeing it in xchat.
... How about changing it all to Latvian for additional obscurity
"Savienojuma p?rtraukums"
... Curiously enough, the last message i got from my peers on the
#nmglug channel (balrog.nmglug.org) was:
Jun 20 14:03:30 --- Disconnected (Connection reset by peer).
... which, looking at the xchat win32 source code, comes from util.c
errorstring() function, which if i read correctly, comes from the
recvfrom() function in windows winsock.dll which is returning an (10054)
error response aka 'WSAECONNRESET' because of a problem at the host,
which seems clear enough for me. I'm sure my peers are not dangerous,
so i wouldn't suspect them ;) ... so ultimately, yes, the message is
inappropriate for this application also. Maybe ... "balrog is fubared"
would be a more appropriate message? I'll have to recompile it so it
does this instead:
Jun 20 14:03:30 --- Disconnected (balrog.nmglug.org is fubared :( ).
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