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From: etxelin@kk.etx.ericsson.se (ETX-B-SL Elin Wedlund)
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Subject: linux jdk - sockets
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Hi,

I'm trying to use the linux jdk1.1.3 on freebsd with linux emulation.
Everything works fine, except the most important for me:
I cannot connect to a ServerSocket, getting the error message
"transport endpoint already connected", even though no connection
has been established to that server socket (and that shouldn't matter,
either!) I am SURE that it is not my program that is wrong (e.g. it works 
with the same jdk on Linux).

The problem is not in the ServerSocket, since I can connect e.g. from
a Linux machine to a ServerSocket on a freebsd machine. It also works
fine within a freebsd machine. It is only when I try to connect FROM
a FreeBSD machine (to any type of machine) it goes wrong.

I have the impression that quite a few of you are using the linux jdk
on freebsd, and at least someone must have tried to use TCP sockets?
Anyone have any idea of what I could do to fix it?

Appreciate _any_ response!

/Elin