Hi,
        How do I do timeout in socket programming? For example, if the client 
has got no answer in 90 seconds, it will print
        a message "still waiting". How do I do this?

        I have tried to use select & FD_ISSET, but it is a blocking call, so I 
had to use fork with it, then when I kill this child,
        it will create a zombie process on my system. Is there a better way to 
do this, or how do I kill this child. I have tried
        to use all the signals including SIGSTOP, SIGTERM and so on.

        Thanks.

Shao.

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