Linux Socket Programming by Example

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vectors

 writev(2) function  , 2nd  , 3rd

A

abstract local addresses

 forming

AC LOCAL/AF UNIX socket address

 creating abstract

 accept function

 accept(2) function , 2nd

 arguments

 writing TCP/IP servers

accepting requests

 TCP wrappers

access

 by host/domain name

 by IP numbers

 network address user identification

 security issues

acro

 CMSG NXTHDR

acros

 ancillary

 ancillary data

 CMSG ALIGN

 CMSG DATA

 CMSG FIRSTHDR

 CMSG LEN

 CMSG SPACE

 cmsg(3)

 address families

 address family

 address structures

 full sockaddr ax25

 sockaddr

 sockaddr atalk

 sockaddr in

 sockaddr in6

 sockaddr un

 sockaddr x25

addresses

abstract local

 forming  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th

 AF AX25 family

 AF INET6 family

AF LOCAL/AF UNIX

 initializing  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th

 AF UNSPEC family

broadcast

 mkaddr.c subrouting  , 2nd

 examining

families

 specifying  , 2nd  , 3rd

forming

 local  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th

 generating

 IN ADDRANY AF INET

interface

 building  , 2nd  , 3rd

Internet

 netmasks

IP

 reserved

 IPv4

network

 granting/denying access  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th  , 7th  , 8th  , 9th

 obtaining

 peer sockets

remote

 resolving  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th

sockets

 binding  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th

structures

 sockaddr un

wild

 replying to  , 2nd

 X.25

addressing

 sockets

 adress classes

adresses

 AF APPLETALK family

 advanced RPN server functions , 2nd

advantages

 of shutting down writing

 TCP/IP

 AF APPLETALK address family , 2nd

 AF AX25 address family

AF INET

 choosing

AF INET address

 establishing specific

 AF INET address family

AF LOCAL/AF UNIX socket address

 initializing

 AF UNSPEC address family

allcating

IP addresses

 private

allocating

file descriptors

 kernal

 IP addresses

 amateur radio reserved IP numbers listing

anonymous

 calls

 anonymous sockets

applying

FILE streams

 to sockets  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th  , 7th

 gethostbyname(3) function

 netmasks

select(2) function

 to servers  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th  , 5th  , 6th  , 7th  , 8th  , 9th  , 10th  , 11th  , 12th  , 13th  , 14th  , 15th  , 16th  , 17th  , 18th

arguments

 accept(2) function

backlog

 listen

 bind(2) function

 commonly used socket values list

 domain

 getdomainname(2) function

 gethostbyaddr(3) function

 gethostname(2) function

 getpeername(2) function

 getservbyname(3)

 getservbyport(3) function

 getsockname(2) function

 getsockopt(2) function

 how

 listen(2) function

 mkaddr() function

 network broadcasting

 PF INET and SOCK DGRAM

 PF INET and SOCK STREAM

 PF LOCAL and SOCK DGRAM

 PF LOCAL and SOCK STREAM

 select(2) function

 sendto(2) function

 sethostent(3) function

 setprotoent(3) function

 setservent(3) function

 setsocketopt(2) function

 socket(2) function

    See : mktwatch client program arket Watch client program , 2nd

assing

 credentials

 file descriptors

associating

sockets

 with streams  , 2nd  , 3rd

ata

ancillary

 iterating  , 2nd

out-of-band

 writing

attaching

clients

 to servers

Last updated on 9/18/2001 Linux Socket Programming by Example, © 2002 Que