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Synopsis: TCP connection looped back to itself

State-Changed-From-To: open->closed
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Please take this up on a mailing list that takes networking questions.
When you think you have a bug on your hands, a good trick is to first
say what the bug breaks for you _before_ showing how to demonstrate it
with telnet or whatever.


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