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It is not a full http request. It is only "<policy-file-request>".

Thanks for your response.

Unfortunately, Flash is hard-wired to connect to 843 when looking for a socket policy file. If it fails to find a server on that port, it will try to find a policy file...

I have written a flash socket security file server in PHP. The basic idea is that when Flash Player connects via socket to a server, the first thing it does is connect to port 843 and send a request...

I have had some really satisfactory experiences with YUI tools (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/). In particular, the DataTable (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/datatable/). There's a bit of a...

In my strenuous efforts to get SEO-friendly urls, I'm using a rewrite map in my apache setup:


RewriteEngine on
RewriteOptions MaxRedirects=5

RewriteMap seo...

Pludi, you are awesome. Thanks for that.

I'm working on a queue manager type application. I'd like to be able to delegate a large job constituted of many smaller task to a handful (or potentially dozens) of commodity linux machines on a...

I'm not exactly sure what your question is asking, but it sounds like you are wrestling with the fact that you need a loop to listen for client connections with select on your server but you also...

Aha. In retrospect I should perhaps have put this post in 'linux for dummies' forum or perhaps in 'unix and linux applications'. My original thinking was that there *must* be some tool in XCode or...

I graduated from college years ago. I have since been writing a lot of PHP and have rarely, if ever, dealt with raw binary files. I can totally appreciate your desire to not assist those little...

That I already knew. Translating that pseudo-code into actual C or C++ or Java code is hardly the easiest way to do this. Someone recommended googling 'Hex Editor' which I will be doing now.

What is the easiest way to inspect the bytes stored in a file?

Ideally, If my file was 10 bytes each of which had only the high bit set, I'd be able to browse for it and get output like this:
...

Cheers, thanks!

I am getting back on the C++ programming after many years away. I recently received an SDK that has code like this where numeric values end in 'U'. What does this mean?


if ((ptr % 16U) ==...