On 19Nov2012 14:40, I wrote:
| Not the time you set up the socket, or when you accept the client's
| connection. Thereafter, ever time you get some data, look at the clock.
| If enough time has elapsed, close the socket yourself.
That would be "Note", not "Not". Sorry.
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Cameron Simpson
No key
I also tried looking at SO_RCVTIMEO option.
Turns out that also resets if data is received.
And yeah I implemented that as a separate logic in my code.
I was wondering if sockets natively provided this functionality.
Thanks again for clarifying.
Cheers,
Abhijeet
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 12:40 A
On 18Nov2012 03:27, Abhijeet Mahagaonkar wrote:
| I'm new to network programming.
| I have a question.
|
| Can we set a timeout to limit how long a particular socket can read or
| write?
On the socket itself? Probably not. But...
| I have used a settimeout() function.
| The settimeout() works f
Hi all,
I'm new to network programming.
I have a question.
Can we set a timeout to limit how long a particular socket can read or
write?
I have used a settimeout() function.
The settimeout() works fine as long as the client doesnt send any data for
x seconds.
The data that I receive in the serve
