Re: Linux, Sockets and C
From: Merrill & Michele (beckjensen_at_comcast.net)
Date: 11/30/04
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Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:43:10 -0600
>"tomek"
> I got client-server application, client working in linux - server in
> windows, but it doesn't matter. I want keeping connection for long time
> and make reconnections in linux client, for example: when physical
> connection between two machines is broken, client should be still alive,
> and reconnect to server when this will be possible. I don't know, how
> can I check current state of socket (connected/dissconnected) in linux.
> my application is wrote in pure c, but it isn't problem to migrate to
> c++ if this will be necessary. Now when I stop server I gets message:
> "Broken pipe" and client crashes. I know - this is when i write two
> times to non connected socked, but how can I check that socked is still
> connected without read from server? (server should not reply, but if
> this is only way, it will)
One is always happy to see new faces around here, but I think you'd find
better help in a newsgroup specific to linux. MPJ
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