liblwip logs
Re: liblwip logs
Postby eriksl » Wed Aug 12, 2015 3:00 pm
That's probably not the library itself but the "espconn" "glue" that Espressif added.
It probably means the connection was refused; that "other site" (aka the "foreign host") sent a RST instead of a SYN+ACK in response to the SYN from the esp8266, which usually means it doesn't have an application listening on that port. Next step is the use of a network sniffer like tcpdump or wireshark.
It probably means the connection was refused; that "other site" (aka the "foreign host") sent a RST instead of a SYN+ACK in response to the SYN from the esp8266, which usually means it doesn't have an application listening on that port. Next step is the use of a network sniffer like tcpdump or wireshark.
Re: liblwip logs
Postby mariuszb » Wed Aug 12, 2015 5:06 pm
Its not only may problem, and not problem of one server
I am using Sming framework btw. very nice work
It may sming, maybe some other reason, but to find solution logs would be welcome
I am using Sming framework btw. very nice work
It may sming, maybe some other reason, but to find solution logs would be welcome
Re: liblwip logs
Postby eriksl » Wed Aug 12, 2015 5:31 pm
It may also mean that the "other side" aborts a connection that already has been established, in a rude way by sending a RST instead of the normal polite way using FIN+ACK. Webservers seem to do that often. In that case it's actually not an error.
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