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Request lost in TCP Layer ( tcp_input)Posted by vipin on June 26, 2007 I have webserver running on my board. I am requesting image (4500 bytes approx) from the board through webpage after every 200ms. Most of times (99%) its works fine but rest of the times the request from TCP layer doesn reach http layer. I am testing it in a very low traffic environment hence no chances for packet loss. Can anyone help me on this? RE: Request lost in TCP Layer ( tcp_input)Posted by Dave on June 27, 2007 You do not say which mico or stack you are using. I would guess that you were running out of connections and this could be fixed by one of the configuration constants. RE: Request lost in TCP Layer ( tcp_input)Posted by vipin on June 27, 2007 I am using STR912 microcontroller and LWIP stack. I am having only one connection established. Ethernet Switch has my webserver (STR9 board) and PC Client attached. RE: Request lost in TCP Layer ( tcp_input)Posted by Çağlar Akyüz on June 30, 2007 How do you understand that request doesn't reach to Http layer? Which api are you using in lwIP?
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