* we can't ensure that we have no packets already enqueued
* to output. Rely instead on the waitclose timer */
tcp_connection_timers_reset (tc0);
- tcp_timer_update (tc0, TCP_TIMER_WAITCLOSE, 1);
+ tcp_timer_update (tc0, TCP_TIMER_WAITCLOSE, TCP_CLEANUP_TIME);
goto drop;
tcp_send_fin (tc0);
stream_session_disconnect_notify (&tc0->connection);
tc0->state = TCP_STATE_CLOSE_WAIT;
+ tcp_timer_update (tc0, TCP_TIMER_WAITCLOSE, TCP_CLOSEWAIT_TIME);
TCP_EVT_DBG (TCP_EVT_STATE_CHANGE, tc0);
break;
case TCP_STATE_CLOSE_WAIT:
/* FIN in reply to our FIN from the other side */
_(FIN_WAIT_1, TCP_FLAG_FIN, TCP_INPUT_NEXT_RCV_PROCESS, TCP_ERROR_NONE);
_(FIN_WAIT_1, TCP_FLAG_RST, TCP_INPUT_NEXT_RCV_PROCESS, TCP_ERROR_NONE);
+ _(FIN_WAIT_1, TCP_FLAG_RST | TCP_FLAG_ACK, TCP_INPUT_NEXT_RCV_PROCESS,
+ TCP_ERROR_NONE);
_(CLOSING, TCP_FLAG_ACK, TCP_INPUT_NEXT_RCV_PROCESS, TCP_ERROR_NONE);
/* FIN confirming that the peer (app) has closed */
_(FIN_WAIT_2, TCP_FLAG_FIN, TCP_INPUT_NEXT_RCV_PROCESS, TCP_ERROR_NONE);