TCP calls.

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caleb

I've been asked to look into issuing the code necessary to
open a designated port on a Linux system via TCP/IP, send
an 80-byte string containing inquiry data, listen for a
reply string, write the reply string to a local ASCII disk
file, and close the port.

I will say upfront that I've never worked with this type
of setup before. How do I issue the TCP call or is there a
good document out there I can read on issuing the calls?
If anybody out there could give me a few examples it would
most appreciated.

Caleb.

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if you get ms visual c++ or vb they have example code to do all the parts of
what you want to do.
 
I've been asked to look into issuing the code necessary to
open a designated port on a Linux system via TCP/IP, send
an 80-byte string containing inquiry data, listen for a
reply string, write the reply string to a local ASCII disk
file, and close the port.

I will say upfront that I've never worked with this type
of setup before. How do I issue the TCP call or is there a
good document out there I can read on issuing the calls?
If anybody out there could give me a few examples it would
most appreciated.

Caleb.
Caleb,

I know a man who can tell you hoe to do this.

If you e-mail me, I'll send you his e-mail address.

As a SPAM avoidance procedure, I'm not going to publish the address in the NG.

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