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2002-07-27 01:50 AM
HectorLasso
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From: Colombia
Registered: 2002-06-12
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Re: 3 - Writing Client Applications (TCP/SOCK_STREAM)
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How do I convert a string into an internet address?
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How can my client work through a firewall/proxy server?
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Why does connect() succeed even before my server did an accept()?
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Why do I sometimes lose a server's address when using more than one server?
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How can I set the timeout for the connect() system call?
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Should I bind() a port number in my client program, or let the system choose one for me on the connect() call?
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Why do I get "connection refused" when the server isn't running?
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What does one do when one does not know how much information is comming over the socket? Is there a way to have a dynamic buffer?
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How can I determine the local port number?
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