Hi,
The sock_queue_rcv_skb function is used to handle
incoming data flow control for example:
sk=my_find_socket(whatever);
if(sock_queue_rcv_skb(sk,skb)==-1)
{
myproto_stats.dropped++;
kfree_skb(skb,FREE_READ);
return;
}
This function uses the socket read queue counters to
prevent vast amounts of data being queued to a socket.
After a limit is hit, data is discarded.
Regards,
Dharmender Rai
--- paridhi bansal <paridhibansal@yahoo.com> wrote: >
hello everybody!!
>
> I have included linux/skbuff.h in my program.When i
> compile this program, it gives me error that
> asm/msr.h
> and asm/fixmap.h are not in /usr/include.
>
> Redhat site has the updated rpm for this bug in
> linux
> 7.3. But even aftyer installing that rpm, the files
> are still missing....What is the way out for this
> problem??
>
>
> One more question. If i have a socket bound to an
> interface. Will this fn --- sock_queue_rcv_skb(s1,
> skb)
> work for getting the packets from that interface???
>
> To put the packets on an interface , what fn is to
> be
> used??
>
>
> paridhi
>
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