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[FreeRTOS Home] [Live FreeRTOS Forum] [FAQ] [Archive Top] [April 2013 Threads] Issue with keep-alive packets in UIP Posted by Sushant on April 4, 2013 Hii, I am using the LM3S6965 controller..i have created a client using freeRTOS+UIP(v7.1.1) stack and IAR as IDE and i am successfully doing a client-server communication over TCP with server using the BSD socket interface..the issue is that when server sends keep-alive packets to the client, the uip stack is not able to respond with an [ACK] packet..due to this the server resets the connection after sending 2 keep-alive packets..there is absolutely no response(no outgoing packet) from the uip stack after the reception of keep-alive packet..i have not been able to figure out how keep-alive packet is handled by the uip stack(uip.c)? And why the [ACK] is not being sent by uip after receiving a keep-alive packet?
Thank You.
RE: Issue with keep-alive packets in UIP Posted by Dave on April 4, 2013 I didn't know uIP had a BSD socket interface? You might be better off asking on a uIP mailing list.
RE: Issue with keep-alive packets in UIP Posted by Sushant on April 4, 2013 Hi davedoors, Please correct me if i am wrong. I din't mention uIP has a BSD socket interface. I was trying to say that the server i am communicating with is using BSD socket interface (the server is running on Ubuntu). I would really appreciate any solution for the above problem. Thank You.
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