RE: How to make kernel release socket..

["Lewis, James M. " <Jim.Lewis@alcoa.com>]

You probably want to read about "setsockopt".  In particular, the SO_REUSEADDR
function.

Install a signal handler to catch the SIGPIPE and do what you want.  See
"sigaction" and other signal man pages.

jim

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From: 	Won-Ho Kye[SMTP:whkye@softforum.co.kr]
Sent: 	Thursday, April 02, 1998 11:34 PM
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Subject: 	How to make kernel release socket..

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Hi Firends !

I try to implement server program for specific purpose.
If the server is killed, I found that the server can't binding again
the socket for about 1 min.
How to make kernel release socket, instantaneously, when the
process killed?
In addition, when the client is died without closing socket,
I found that the server receive "SIGPIPE" and then server died..
How can we make the server ignore the "SIGPIPE" signal...

Thanks for any helps

whkye




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