Re: [OT] finding client's port
 

Andre wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Please help me! How can I find out a clients port number in unix C
> programming once a connection is established? I know how to get their
> address, but how do I find out what port the client will receive data
> in? Thanks!
>
> Andre
>
getpeername

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Re: [OT] finding client's port
 

Joona I Palaste wrote:
> Michel Bardiaux <mbardiaux@peaktime.be> scribbled the following
> on comp.lang.c:
>
>>Andre wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Please help me! How can I find out a clients port number in unix C
>>>programming once a connection is established? I know how to get their
>>>address, but how do I find out what port the client will receive data
>>>in? Thanks!
>>>
>>>Andre
>>>
>>
>>getpeername
>
>
> Please point out which part of the C or C++ standards defines
> getpeername.
>
POSIX

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Re: [OT] finding client's port
 

In <3F17E987.4090901@peaktime.be> Michel Bardiaux <mbardiaux@peaktime.be> writes:


>
>Joona I Palaste wrote:
>> Michel Bardiaux <mbardiaux@peaktime.be> scribbled the following
>> on comp.lang.c:
>>
>>>Andre wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>Please help me! How can I find out a clients port number in unix C
>>>>programming once a connection is established? I know how to get their
>>>>address, but how do I find out what port the client will receive data
>>>>in? Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>Andre
>>>>
>>>
>>>getpeername
>>
>>
>> Please point out which part of the C or C++ standards defines
>> getpeername.
>>
>POSIX

When did POSIX get included in the C and/or the C++ standard?

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Re: [OT] finding client's port
 

Michel Bardiaux wrote:
>
>
> Joona I Palaste wrote:
>
>> Michel Bardiaux <mbardiaux@peaktime.be> scribbled the following
>> on comp.lang.c:
>>
>>> Andre wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> Please help me! How can I find out a clients port number in unix C
>>>> programming once a connection is established? I know how to get
>>>> their address, but how do I find out what port the client will
>>>> receive data in? Thanks!
>>>>
>>>> Andre
>>>>
>>>
>>> getpeername
>>
>>
>>
>> Please point out which part of the C or C++ standards defines
>> getpeername.
>>
> POSIX
>

FWIW, the 'POSIX' standard is defined by IEEE, and not by the ISO/IEC
standards that define the C/C++ programming languages. Since the C/C++
language groups on Usenet are typically limited in scope to the C/C++
languages as they are defined by their respective ISO/IEC standards,
your best bet would be to ask UNIX socket programming questions in a
UNIX programming newsgroup. The people in that newsgroup should be able
to help you with UNIX- and/or POSIX-specific stuff. (Likewise, Mac OS-9
socket programming is not defined by the ISO/IEC C++ standards. So for
help with Mac OS-9 socket programming HOWTOs, the best place to ask such
questions would be the Mac OS-9 programming newsgroups, etc.)

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Re: [OT] finding client's port
 

In <3F1CF5AA.3010503@peaktime.be> Michel Bardiaux <mbardiaux@peaktime.be> writes:

>POSIX is not a blood relative of ISO-C; but ISO-C should be proud to be
>its foster parent, esp. since there is no newsgroup dedicated to POSIX.

POSIX is considered topical on comp.unix.programmer, even if the
newsgroup is not restricted to POSIX.

Dan
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