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Reading From Shared Memory ..

Hello everybody ..
Can anybody tell me about this problem ..
i have a client will read from the user the name of a file and put it into a shared memory .. The problem is .. how can I let the server read this filename in the shared memory ? ..
Thanks in advance ..

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have you tried using the ipcs command in unix if this is what you are using.

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