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 The calls from the commerical system hung.  And hung.  And finally timed out.
 
+Friends, your author gets perplexed more easily than you might suspect.  When a certain approach works, and works, and continues to work some two decades or more running... the mind grows lazy.  Happy experience creates a box diffcult to think outside of.
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+Inside this mental box, I couldn't believe these client calls were even making it to my server.  What's a hang?  It's the network, of course.  It's always the network, when things are hanging.  Right?
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+After careful research (okay fine, after a conversation with chatGPT and various AIs) I arrived at the following effective `tcpdump` command with human readable output, and I was able to see...
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 ```
 sudo tcpdump -i [network interface] -n -t -vv -X -A src [IP address]
 ```
 
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+... that I was wrong (gasp!): the client call *was* making it to my server, but something *else* had to be hanging things up.
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