On Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Jamie Lokier wrote:
However, if there's data in flight _to_ the peer _after_ the peer closes the socket, the peer may respond with a RST packet and if that's received locally, read() will return an error instead of 0 - even if there's data in the socket RX queue.
Indeed. A RST discards anything which was in the RX queue at the time the RST was received.
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