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From: Olivier Nicole <on@cs.ait.ac.th>
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Subject: How to reset a TCP connection
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Hi,

On a mail server, I do some update of some lists on a daily basis,
using wget.

I am testing the script that will do the update, including some
timestamping with wget (hopefully). I want to be able to test various
combinations of parameters of wget for robust transmission, so I want
to simulate some network failure. 

How can I manually reset an established TCp connection?

TIA,

Olivier