From: Sarek Mather <lists@...>
Date: 2013-01-07T21:06:02+09:00
Subject: Re: ETIMEDOUT - why?

Any possibilities are fine. In fact, a decent book concerning RST, Error 
timeouts (all errors?), TCP (I already know 'too much' i.e. finding it 
difficult to actually 'learn' more), and fin/ack. In fact, if someone 
can tell me if it's possible to close connections with fin/ack rather 
than RST. That helps too.

It's either on the client-side or the server-side, I think it's on the 
server-side, but I just wanted to check it's not on the client-side.
I'm really bad at programming sockets... in general, actually.
(sometimes up to 20 connections are created) This is all it is, just 
re-used and repeated in same cases. (Without the values of the 
variables):

socket = TCPSocket.new server, 80
socket.print(request)
socket.flush # is that even needed?...
socket.close

If it is the server ignoring when I have 10+ connections, I wonder how I 
can deal with that.. I thought tcp was supposed to end with a fin/ack 
handshake, not RSTs..

Thank you, really if I could just get some help I would appreciate it. 
Anything that might help me?

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