Disk question

[Lowell Gilbert]

> >> Another question;
> >> What does it mean if after a Connection attempt I see: flags:0x02
> 
> > Where do you see that?  What else do you see with it?
> For example:
> Connection attempt to TCP 
> Connection attempt to TCP MYIP:443 from 210.0.210.133:4448 
> flags:0x02
> 
> But I have seen connection to port 80 and with UDP protocoll as well. 
> Both with flags:0x02

Ah.  You are using LOG_IN_VAIN.  That flags value is a bitfield of
header settings from the packet.  According to
/usr/include/netinet/tcp.h, that means a SYN packet on TCP.  I don't
think it should happen on UDP packets, but I'm too lazy to actually
check at the moment.