Consider a TCP echo client which blocks on fgets which read
input from standard input. If now the corresponding server
process crashes, what will client TCP kernel receive? Can
the client process receive that? Why or why not? How you
solve the
above problem?



Consider a TCP echo client which blocks on fgets which read input from standard input. If now the ..

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Consider a TCP echo client which blocks on fgets which read
input from standard input. If now the corresponding server
process crashes, what will client TCP kernel receive? Can
the client process receive that? Why or why not? How you
solve the
above problem?

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