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Whats the best way of identifying data streams in a PCAP file

I am making a program that prints packet data in a tkinter ui list from a PCAP file for a collage assignment. What would be the best way of identifying network streams similar to whats used in ...

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Why not make a new TCP version?

I heard TCP is like 50 years old, So why don't we create a new and modern TCP-like protocol for transmission? Why are we still using a very old protocol?

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Linux kernel netdev: module_param deprecated

I am working on a linux kernel tcp congestion control module and was using the module_param macro to get some runtime configurable parameters. When submitting to the netdev mailing list, the automated ...

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SwiftUI Contiuously Read Data via TCP/IP

I am relatively new to programming in Swift, coming from C++. I want to write an iOS app in SwiftUI that continuously reads data which is sent by a server via TCP/IP and eventually sends TCP/IP ...

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Ktor TCP readbyte [closed]

I would like to ask or assure. If I want to read raw bytes from the tcp connection using ktor in KMP it is not possible or there is no native library function which can help me to read all bytes ...

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How does the TCP "Time_Wait" work together with FTP?

Can someone explain to me the way Time_Wait in TCP is working? I'm doing some testing with FTP on IIS Windows in passive mode and allowed only one single Port as Data Channel. I did several commands ...

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MicroChip multiple SERCOM to TCPIP sockets

Looking for direction on best practices for my application. I currently have a MicroChip evaluation board PIC32CZ CA80. The board/chip has multiple SERCOM/UART IO lines. And it also has an Ethernet ...

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Are non-blocking Linux sockets thread-safe for multiple writers?

Can multiple threads safely write to a shared TCP socket opened in non-blocking mode (if that changes anything compared to blocking sockets)? Will the Kernel serialize the data from each of these send(...

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