Processing of TCP packets sent by the SYSTEM process using windows-redirector.exe #204
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I submitted a pull request, but it seems there has been no response so far. What should I do next? |
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@sbromt: thanks - you're all good. We're a bit short on reviewers on Windows, but I'll try to get to your patch in the next week or so. |
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@mhils Has there been any progress regarding this matter? |
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When accessing the NAS through Windows Explorer, the TCP handshake packets from the System process (PID=4) are held at the if block on line 188 of the main2.rs. However, when a socket event occurs, processing is skipped at the if block on line 232 of the main2.rs, preventing Windows Explorer from establishing a TCP connection.
Wouldn't it be better to reinject the connections held in connections back into the network before skipping them, even if the process is the System process?