06-05-2009
while infinite loop_sockets constant
Hello Every one,
it's requiered to create 'n' number of sockets constant for a hour time. i had my own script to create sockets using this i was able to create sockets and sendind data but using the tool i can maintain 'n' number of sockets for 5 minutes only after sockets are getting reduced to 0 here i have used while infinite loop with sleep 300 seconds this time i have observed more scokets than 'n'( i need 'n' number of sockets for an hour and this number should be same it should not vary).
i am using the following script
while :
do
{code to crete sockets}
sleep 300
done
in the above code for first 5 minutes i was able to create 'n' number of sockets after that sockets number is getting reduced one by one and finally reaching to zero here i am using infinite loop which will run for every 5 minutes as i already stated after 5 minutes number of sockets reducing to n-1,n-2 ................0 in the above infinite loop after 5 minutes number of sockets are n+n-1..............but i need number of sockets are always n.
can somebody help me out here ,if the problem is not clear pls let me know.
kind regards,
Srinu
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
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