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Old 07-17-2008
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Dear Friends,
Can anyone explain me about SO_DEBUG option in the setsockopt function.

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setsockopt changes the behavior of the socket - SO_DEUG allows debugging of the underlying protocol, if the protocol or system supports it. A protocol is the rules of "conversation" between, in this case, sockets.
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