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Subject: tcp_connect
From: Philippe BAQUÉ <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:23:40 +0200

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Hi,

Sorry if I am not at the right place... Do you know where is the right place?

I use MacOSX server and on the system.log I have a kernel message like that:

Oct 27 13:03:28 anubis kernel[0]: tcp_connect: inp=769a74c err=EADDRINUSE

 Like you can see I don't know very well the mach kernel...

 Simply do you know what is this message...?
 What meaning exactly?

My MacosX crash without message in crashlogreporter or system, the Mac reboot... The Mac is very busy not CPU, but with a network connection approx. 500 user ftp and a 100Mb out...

I don't know if this an hardware problem or if I must simply tune the kernel with the good parameter...

 Where I can found the maner to configure the kernel?

Thank you...

Regards.

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