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03-31-2011

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Accept (sockets) queuing up connection requests

Yes, I guess that is what it is sort of meant to do but it is sort of a problem.

Scenario:
Server is running and is blocked at ACCEPT
Client A connects with server
Server returns from ACCEPT and moves to RECV call waiting for incoming string
Client B connects with server
Client B sends string
Client B closes
Client A sends string
Client A closes
Server prints Client A string
Server closes connection to Client A
Server loops back to ACCEPT (still keeps the same bind and listen)
Server immediately sees Client B connection request
Server returns from ACCEPT and moves to RECV
Server immediately sees string and prints it.
Server prints Client B string

So the problem is that the client has come and gone before the server has even started working for it. Is there any way the client connection can be refused if the server isn't ready to accept it yet? I guess removing the accept queue or setting it to zero or something?

Thanks,
Kevin

Last edited by Kam5FCC; 03-31-2011 at 11:44 AM.. Reason: Formating issues

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SYNOPSIS

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