rename UDPEstablished to UDPUnconnected #3722
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the QEMU linux host seems to be flaky, since each time a different port has failed there on the vz — I'm not sure what exactly the issue is there |
AkihiroSuda
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I've spent some time debugging issues with UDP forwarding and got sidetracked because of this constant, so I decieded to submit this PR suggesting to change it there's no "established" for the UDP, and 0x7 is usually called UNCONN in tools like net-tools or ss Signed-off-by: Viktor Oreshkin <[email protected]>
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I've spent some time debugging issues with UDP forwarding and got sidetracked because of this constant, so I decieded to submit this PR suggesting to change it
there's no "established" for the UDP, and 0x7 is usually called UNCONN in tools like net-tools or ss
strictly speaking there's no "unconnected" constant in the kernel either, but it's a well known way to call it.
this might be a matter of taste, so please feel free to close this PR if you disagree