[Resolve]Why Firefox send SYN packet to my global IP address
Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 3:00 am
I'm sorry if my English is hard to understand.
I tried ArchLinux, LinuxMint13, and liveCD of LinuxMint13, and I got the same result.
When I install NoScript and restart Firefox, netstat tells me like this(I replaced myglobalipaddress as my global ip address.)
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tcp 0 1 192.168.0.2:38908 myglobalipaddress:80 SYN_SENT 23779/Firefox
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And a few minutes later, it has been timed out and disappeared(Because I'm not building any servers.)
This occurs every time when I start Firefox.
When I remove NoScript and restart Firefox, There is no such connection.
So I think this might be related to Noscript.
Why Firefox send SYN packet to my global IP address when I install NoScript?
I tried ArchLinux, LinuxMint13, and liveCD of LinuxMint13, and I got the same result.
When I install NoScript and restart Firefox, netstat tells me like this(I replaced myglobalipaddress as my global ip address.)
------
tcp 0 1 192.168.0.2:38908 myglobalipaddress:80 SYN_SENT 23779/Firefox
------
And a few minutes later, it has been timed out and disappeared(Because I'm not building any servers.)
This occurs every time when I start Firefox.
When I remove NoScript and restart Firefox, There is no such connection.
So I think this might be related to Noscript.
Why Firefox send SYN packet to my global IP address when I install NoScript?
