closing network connection

[nightsta69 1]

so i started working with the network disk that comes as dungeon loot for OC and i think i've run into something. i can set IP's for my server, listen on ports, open connections between computers and send messages, but when i try to close the connection, it doesn't fire an event to close the connection.

 

server A

network.ip.bind("192.168.1.1")
network.tcp.listen(1024)

while true do local _, event, ch, data, remoteaddr, port = event.pull("tcp") print(event, ch, data, remoteaddr, port) end

server B

network.ip.bind("192.168.1.10")
network.tcp.open("192.168.1.1", 1024) -- Server A response with a connection event when this is sent

network.tcp.send(1, "test") -- Server A responds with message event

network.tcp.close(1) -- errors with address must be a string!!

network.tcp.close("192.168.1.1") -- does nothing that i can see, and doesn't fire event on server A but doesn't error out either.

network.tcp.close("192.168.1.1", 1) -- does nothing as well

also as well i seem to not understand the principle behind the channels. if some sort of brief explaination of the channels could be given, that would be great. and maybe some help on why i can't close connections.  any help we be greatly appreciated. thanks!

[Magik6k 17]

Closing connections was broken.  The channel is basicly identifier of tcp connection.