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Yeah, You're right. This teaches me to read through LINT more often, oh
the joys of always using the same kernel config. *goes back to having more
coffee* Thanks. -Matt

On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Gene Harris wrote:
[...]
: I think you forgot to compile the options into your kernel.
: 
: options TCP_DROP_SYNFIN
: options	TCP_RESTRICT_RST
: 
: Adding this should do the trick.
: 
: Gene
: 
: 



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