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From: Graham Phillips <grahamph@scf.usc.edu>
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Subject: TCP debugging question
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I notice that the function tcp_trace (in tcp_debug.c)
writes trace data to a kernel buffer.

Is it possible for a user-process to extract this information
from the buffer?  If so, how does one do it?

Thanks
--Graham Phillips


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