rmem_default and rmem_max

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Hi,

  the /proc filesystem has both rmem_default and rmem_max
/proc/sys/net/core . Now we can change both using sysctl, I was ineterested
in knwoing what happens if my rmem_default is set to a bigger value than
rmem_max, i lookde at the tcp_ip code in kernel there seems to be no check
for rmem_max.

any clues ?

Amit


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