- @(#)BUGS	1.2 12/11/93 -

Connections to the local host aren't handled as intelligently as they
should be, since outgoing packets aren't reported by etherfind.  Tcptop
ought to figure out all the local host's network addresses and handle
connections to any of those addresses differently than other connections.

Tcptop's timeout for new connections isn't the same as TCP's (by default
on Suns, anyway).  So a SYN-> or <-SYN connection will disappear from the
tcptop display several seconds before a "Connection timed out" error code
is returned to the program actually initiating the connection.

The "ypmatch" program is required, and it has to be able to resolve an
Internet host address via DNS for tcptop to be very useful on an Internet-
connected network.

If a new connection with the same local host:port and remote host:port as
one of the closed connections onscreen is started up, it's ignored.
