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[Problem]Reuse port in BSD socket
I write a chat server using BSD socket, which is listen to
an specific port, say 1212. After the chat server is shutdown, I want to execute the program again. But kernel will say that the port 1212 is now unavailable. I have to wait for a while to reuse the port 1212. I am sure there's no other user using the same port on the workstation. Please tell me how to reuse the port. thanks for help. |
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