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Man Page: io_receivefd

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 3

io_receivefd(3) 					     Library Functions Manual						   io_receivefd(3)

NAME
io_receivefd - receive a file descriptor over a Unix Domain socket
SYNTAX
#include <io.h> int64 io_receivefd(int64 sock);
DESCRIPTION
io_receivefd receives a file descriptor from the Unix Domain socket sock. You can send a descriptor using io_passfd(3). io_receivefd returns -1 on error or the file descriptor. The underlying Unix API can send more than one descriptor at the time. This function expects only one descriptor and will return the first one if more than one were sent.
SEE ALSO
io_passfd(3) io_receivefd(3)
Related Man Pages
bio_new_socket(3) - redhat
io_canwrite(3) - debian
iob_send(3) - debian
iob_write(3) - debian
sockatmark(3) - osf1
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