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Problem in read() from a pipe
Hi,
Can any one please help me with this. Am struggling hard to get a solution. I am doing telnet through a C program and getting the stdout file descriptor of the remote machine to pipe. read() function is getting data, But whenl it receives SOH character ie. ^A ( Start of heading = Console Interrupt) read() is unable to get the characters which are mentioned after the SOH. Even on next read() it is unable to get the data. My program works fine if I do telnet from a Solaris machine to another Solaris machine. But the above problem in read() is coming when I do telnet from Solaris machine to a Linux machine. Only on the Linux machine the SOH character is prompted. I will appreciate if somebody can give some soltuion. Cheers, JDS Last edited by JDS; 10-12-2006 at 07:31 AM.. |
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