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On 2015/03/07 15:49, Rory Byrne wrote:
> I've been doing some cross-platform testing and I noticed some unusual behaviour
> in the way FreeBSD handles TCP connections. Consider the following scenario:
> 
>  1. A server writes a 20K payload to the socket send buffer and calls close()
>     or shutdown().
> 
>  2. The client, who has a small socket receive buffer of 8K, sits idle rather
>     than trying to read the payload off the stream.
> 

Hi, Rory,

If you re-post your question on freebsd-net@... you should get a
response from someone with expertise in this area.

	Cheers,

	Matthew