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The only time I've received this error is when I've killed the socket using NETSTAT *CNN I would imagine that ENDTCP would also trigger this error, but I don't have the luxury of experimenting with the ENDTCP command :) On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, David Gibbs wrote: > Folks: > > Anyone know what might be causing a tcp/ip read() function to set an errno > of EUNATCH (3448)? > > This is happening sporadically, with no discernable pattern. > > The message that we're retrieving from the strerror function is "the > protocol required to support the specified address family is not available", > but all the TCPIP docs I can find reference EUNATCH as "Protocol driver not > attached" (might mean the same thing, but it's inconsistent). > > Thanks! > > david > > p.s. This post may duplicate, the first one I sent didn't go through. >
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