On Sep 2, 2010, at 3:51 PM, Uri Guttman wrote:
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> don't use that. use IO::Socket which is higher level and much easier to use.
>
It sure is! Thank you.
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> "CH" == Chap Harrison writes:
CH> Following the guidelines I found in numerous examples on the web, I wrote
a simple Client-Server app in Perl. However, it appears that the send buffer
does not get flushed until the connection is closed. That's fine for one-way
data transfer, but I ne
Following the guidelines I found in numerous examples on the web, I wrote a
simple Client-Server app in Perl. However, it appears that the send buffer
does not get flushed until the connection is closed. That's fine for one-way
data transfer, but I need the server to be able to receive some req
