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If a job is started from a TCP connection which is then abandoned instead of closed (typical of port scanners, but maybe also network lossage), it will get left in the TCPI state:
10 ___010 TELSER SYN027 TCPI ? 4 3 0%
GUNNER either cannot see these jobs or cannot gun them down, and if enough of them accumulate the machine will become inaccessible due to exhaustion of network connections.
Edit: This behavior has only been confirmed on physical hardware, I would have to do a non-trivial amount of network reconfiguration to expose an emulator to the same network conditions as the physical machine.
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Thanks for entering this report. This drives me nuts on my ITS systems. I get lots of inbound connections from the internet (hackers) and consequently a lot of these jobs hang around. I kill them every day with PEEK, but it would be good to update GUNNER to kill those that hang around without associated HACTRNs.
I have only tried this with the DM gunner. I don't have a means of testing NCP ARPANET with my present configuration. I will test Chaos this weekend and let you know what the results are.
If a job is started from a TCP connection which is then abandoned instead of closed (typical of port scanners, but maybe also network lossage), it will get left in the TCPI state:
GUNNER either cannot see these jobs or cannot gun them down, and if enough of them accumulate the machine will become inaccessible due to exhaustion of network connections.
Edit: This behavior has only been confirmed on physical hardware, I would have to do a non-trivial amount of network reconfiguration to expose an emulator to the same network conditions as the physical machine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: