(1) How do I turn off console blanking, i.e., what IOCTL. I need to
make sure that the last crash is showing on the screen.
(2) Alexy, you probably know this by heart. I thought that the port number
used in response to a TCP/IP connection request, was supposed to be a
"random short int with a value above 1000".
This is what I get:
204.178.40.224:32790 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32789 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32788 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32787 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32786 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32785 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32784 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32783 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32782 -> 204.178.40.137:23
204.178.40.224:32781 -> 204.178.40.137:23
10 connections
It certainly looks like "randomness" has been removed. Is this correct?
It's been several years since I looked at the RFQs, but this does not
look good. I can certainly predict what the port number for the next
connection will be...
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
Penguin : Linux version 2.3.41 on an i686 machine (800.63 BogoMips).
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