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TCP/IP Sockets programming query
Thanks for that - much appreciated!- stuf77
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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TCP/IP Sockets programming query
Hi, Hopefully somebody out there can answer this question: If a client application crashes/dies, is there any way the server application would notice? i.e. if a server application has forked a child process to deal with a given client app's requests and, after a few request/response...- stuf77
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LWP's parallel processing on multiprocessor box?
Hi, We have a TCP/IP server program that that DOES NOT spawn child processes to deal with client requests, but instead spawns new threads on dedicated lightweight processes (LWP's). It has been ported from Windows, and I am attempting to run this on a Unixware 7 box with multiple processors...- stuf77
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Problems with TCP/IP sockets on Unixware
Hi, I'm having loads of problems with sockets. I'm writing a C client program, and have a third party server program, and my own test harness server. My client communicates with the two servers using stream sockets. All exist on the same Unixware 7 platform. When I call recv() (with no flags...- stuf77
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Problems with socket timeout on Unixware
Hi, I'm having loads of problems with sockets! I'm writing a C client program, and have a third party server program, and my own test harness server. When I call recv() on a socket connected to my test harness server program, I get a large string of data returned all in one go. When I use the...
