You're right- this is getting interesting ;)
http://www.packetfactory.net/libnet/manual/4.html#s4.1.5
Unless I'm mistaken, you don't need to actually hijack the socket- you merely
need to write to the network. Check out section 3.1 of RFC 793. There is
source and destination port- that is how
At 7:01 AM + 22/5/02, Vinod Panicker wrote:
>What i have at the other end is a Instant Messenger client :)
Which is presumably accepting some form of HTML or at least a
stream of data sent over HTTP and displaying the data. If it's
notdoing this, Apache is almost certainly the wrong platfor
What i have at the other end is a Instant Messenger client :)
Cant have the script running till the time the user logs out can
i? And also, different activities are triggered on the server
asynchronously (presence status, instant messages, notifications)
which has to be sent to the client.
T
Thanks for the reply Miguel, but here i'm not trying to implement
my own multi-threaded server - exactly the reason why i'm using
Apache / PHP.
I could have made a listening server which is based on a
multi-threaded or multi-forked model, but the time and
complexities involved would be huge.
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