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Re: perl code to listen/connect/etc to unix domain sockets ..
# File Name: clients.and.servers.AF.UF # File Size in BYTES: 5549 # Sender/Author/Poster: Tom Christiansen# Subject: Re: perl code to listen/connect/etc to unix domain sockets .. # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # else parent # :phone@cairo.anu.edu.au (matthew green) writes: # :>i'm after some perl code to work with unix domain sockets. # :please note that this is -not- covered in chat2.pl, nor anywhere # :else i can fine. i'm talking about AF_UNIX, struct sockaddr_un, # Look at these.... #
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Re: Running a Perl net-server under inetd
# File Name: getpeer.q.and.a # File Size in BYTES: 1456 # Sender/Author/Poster: mike@software.com (Michael D'Errico) # Subject: Re: Running a Perl net-server under inetd # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # >How do I get the right socket of the caller? I had thought it would # >be mapped to the FD of stdin, i.e. 0. Am I wrong? # Use '$othersock = getpeername(STDIN);' #
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Re: How to find if there's something on a Sock
# File Name: multiplex.sockets.example # File Size in BYTES: 2472 # Sender/Author/Poster: sunds@asictest.sc.ti.com (David M. Sundstrom) # Subject: Re: How to find if there's something on a Sock # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # > Can anyone tell me how to find if there is something to read on a # > socket? #
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# File Name: muxrsh.pl.new # File Size in BYTES: 8741 # Sender/Author/Poster: sps@mcnc.org (Stephen P. Schaefer) # Subject: Re: Remote perl scripts # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # This is a mux version of rsh # it will do several rsh commands in parallel #
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# File Name: packing.and.unpacking.addresses.and.vec # File Size in BYTES: 1458 # Sender/Author/Poster: tshiono@cv.sony.co.jp (Toru SHIONO) # Subject: Re: pack/unpack question # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # :Can anyone tell me why the following code segment does not work? #
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s2func.pl (Convert structures to network data and back)
# File Name: s2func.pl # File Size in BYTES: 6012 # Sender/Author/Poster: slouken@water.ca.gov (Sam Lantinga) # Subject: s2func.pl (Convert structures to network data and back) # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # Sam Lantinga 10/17/93 # structure -> network buffer / network buffer -> structure # C functions. # Finally!! I got a program to write routines that will convert # binary structure definitions into a portable data representation and # re-convert them.. similar to htons() and ntohs() for structures! #
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Re: perl code to listen/connect/etc to unix domain sockets ..
# File Name: socket.library # File Size in BYTES: 8482 # Sender/Author/Poster: muir@idiom.berkeley.ca.us (David Muir Sharnoff) # Subject: Re: perl code to listen/connect/etc to unix domain sockets .. # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # >i'm after some perl code to work with unix domain sockets. # I played with this a couple of months ago: #
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Yet another friendly socket library + test code for Larry
# File Name: sockets.pl # File Size in BYTES: 11021 # Sender/Author/Poster: muir@idiom.berkeley.ca.us (David Muir Sharnoff) # Subject: Yet another friendly socket library + test code for Larry # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # I wanted to use udp sockets in perl and didn't see any nice # examples, so I made one. In the process, I decided to make a # library for creating all sorts of sockets. #
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Re: Sockets and stuff question...
# File Name: tcp.wrappers.new # File Size in BYTES: 8380 # Sender/Author/Poster: cameron@cse.unsw.edu.au (Cameron Simpson) # Subject: Re: Sockets and stuff question... # Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994 # # Package for UDP connections: # Package for network stuff. #
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SNMPerl (Requires CMU SNMP package)
# File Name: SNMPerl # File Size in BYTES: 43138 # Sender/Author/Poster: gmstreet@guy.b30.ingr.com (Guy Streeter) # Subject: Re: SNMP via Perl? # Archived: Sep 28 1993 # # A note to those using the snmperl package. I don't have the time # right now to work up documentation, etc., but a reasonably good hacker # (I've done it) can make this work as an SNMPv1 client using the SNMPv2 # CMU package, which is generally more reliable than the 1.1b version # referenced in the README. I recall that it's just a matter of fixing # some #include references. #
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# File Name: SO-KEEPALIVE.example # File Size in BYTES: 2114 # Sender/Author/Poster: huober_j@oracle.rz.uni-ulm.de (Joachim Huober) # Subject: Re: socket SO_KEEPALIVE example needed # Archived: Jun 4 1993 # #
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acctsum - summarize snmp info from Cisco router
# File Name: acctsum.perl # File Size in BYTES: 4128 # Sender/Author/Poster: # Subject: # Archived: Jul 23 1993 # #
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# File Name: addresses.on.the.LAN.info # File Size in BYTES: 4111 # Sender/Author/Poster: Stephane Bortzmeyer# Subject: A set of Perl scripts to record addresses on a LAN with SNMP # Archived: Jun 27 1993 # # Hello, # I've just finished a set of Perl scripts which enables the network admini- # strator to keep tracks of the machines which are active on the LAN. These # scripts are available on ftp.cnam.fr:pub/CNAM/MISC/record_arp.tar.Z. Here #
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Re: SUMMARY: Timeout on Connect
# File Name: alarmsocket.pl # File Size in BYTES: 2158 # Sender/Author/Poster: Tom Christiansen# Subject: Re: SUMMARY: Timeout on Connect # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # :There doesn't appear to be a way to make some sort of magic syscall to # :change the timeouts on the connect function either in C or perl. # You don't have to use an extra process to zap the connect. As when # you're timing out reads, send yourself an alarm. Here's how I might #
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Re: socket-based server (not from inetd)
# File Name: bcast.pl # File Size in BYTES: 4614 # Sender/Author/Poster: mooring@grimoire.tymnet.com (Ed Mooring) # Subject: Re: socket-based server (not from inetd) # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # >I would like to develop a long-running daemon that accepts connections # >via sockets but never spawns. (i.e. all connections are handled by one # >program, a lot like INN's innd). #
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# File Name: broadcast.on.socket.examp # File Size in BYTES: 2278 # Sender/Author/Poster: przemek@rrdbartok.nist.gov (Przemek Klosowski) # Subject: broadcast using CMU-tek # Archived: Jun 17 1993 # # We have been using client CMU-tek for some time; now, however, I need # to write a program to broadcast UDP packets to the network. The idea #
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chat2.pl - patches, comments, and examples
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# File Name: con.shar # File Size in BYTES: 35508 # Sender/Author/Poster: navarra@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (John Navarra) # Subject: con - user-friendly network connection utility, Part 01/01 # Archived: Jul 1 1993 # # Recently, my con Perl script appeared in comp.sources.unix. I submitted it # last year and since then I made some changes. I am posting the new source # here in comp.lang.perl since I figure anyone interested in this would first # see it here anyway. If there is sufficient interest, I will resubmit it #
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# File Name: dnswalk # File Size in BYTES: 12587 # Sender/Author/Poster: barr@pop.psu.edu (David Barr) # Subject: dnswalk 1.6 - preliminary announcement # Archived: Jul 18 1993 # # This is a preliminary (ok, call it beta) release of 1.6. Please # report any bugs to me. You can get dnswalk from: # ftp.pop.psu.edu:/pub/src/networking/dnswalk.1.6.tar.Z # For those of you unfamiliar with dnswalk, here is the README: #
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# File Name: durf.pl # File Size in BYTES: 11154 # Sender/Author/Poster: jimbo@rcx1.ssd.csd.harris.com (Jim Winters) # Subject: durf: disc usage report formatter # Archived: Jun 19 1993 # # durf - disk usage report formatter. #
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# File Name: easy_ipc.pl # File Size in BYTES: 35152 # Sender/Author/Poster: mmuegel@cssmp.corp.mot.com (Michael S. Muegel) # Subject: Re: Socket <> Stdin/Stdout # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # > Also - could someone send me the missing examples from the perl socket code # > that someone posted. A pointer to a good perl ftp site with some socket stuff # > would also be appriciated. #
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easyserv.pl: library and examples
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easy_tcp.pl: socket-based server (not from inetd)
# File Name: easytcp.pl # File Size in BYTES: 23085 # Sender/Author/Poster: mmuegel@cssmp.corp.mot.com (Michael S. Muegel) # Subject: Re: socket-based server (not from inetd) # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # NAME # easy_tcp.pl - easy to use TCP package # DESCRIPTION # Easy to use routines to set up a socket connection for a client (mk_user) # and server (mk_server). Get_Connection_Info will return information #
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# File Name: fingerall.pl # File Size in BYTES: 6631 # Sender/Author/Poster: jsc@monolith.mit.edu (Jin S Choi) # Subject: fingerall (1/1), a perl script for finding who's logged in # Archived: Jun 12 1993 # # Usage: fingerall [-f file] [-i] [-z] # fingerall fingers everyone in a file (~/.fingerall by default) every so # often and reports who logs in and out. Prints a list of people currently # on upon receiving a SIGUSR1, rereads data file on a SIGUSR2. #
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# File Name: fping.shar # File Size in BYTES: 27688 # Sender/Author/Poster: schemers@leland.Stanford.EDU (Roland Schemers) # Subject: fping # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # fping is a ping(1) like program which uses the Internet Control # Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request to determine if a host is #
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server.pl and defunct child processes
# File Name: new.server.pl # File Size in BYTES: 2640 # Sender/Author/Poster: "Joshua R. Poulson"# Subject: server.pl and defunct child processes # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # Earlier I asked about processes and the server.pl in the Camel # book. Without too much verbiage, here is my new server.pl: #
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# File Name: newfingerd.pl # File Size in BYTES: 7831 # Sender/Author/Poster: bir7@leland.Stanford.EDU (Ross Biro) # Subject: Replacement Fingerd in Perl # Archived: Aug 8 1993 # #fingerd.pl # This has probably been done many times before, but I've # written a fingerd in perl which allows arbitrary applications to # be launched via a finger command from a remote computer. #
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# File Name: snmp.pl # File Size in BYTES: 1873 # Sender/Author/Poster: # Subject: # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # > Does anyone know a way to send SNMP requests from Perl? # Thanks to all those who searched. It appears there are three solutions: # - the very last version of Tricklet has a Perl interface. Tricklet is available # from dnpap.et.tudelft.nl. The official version (which is a really nice tool to # make SNMP request from shell scripts) is in pub/Tricklet/tricklet.1.4.tar.Z. A # beta-version (which includes the Perl interface) is in pub/btng/trcklt3b.tar.Z. #
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Re: processing telnet output in perl
# File Name: sock.pl # File Size in BYTES: 11904 # Sender/Author/Poster: dnoble@jpl-devvax.jpl.nasa.gov (David Noble) # Subject: Re: processing telnet output in perl # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # This opens a telnet connection, attempts to log in as "nobody" with a # bad password, then leaves the telnet session by sending a CTRL-D. # Maybe this is a good time for me to release some socket & telnet stuff I've # been playing with for a while. One library lets you open a socket and returns # a regular ol' file handle. #
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Re: socket-based server (not from inetd)
# File Name: taskmaster.pl # File Size in BYTES: 5985 # Sender/Author/Poster: khera@cs.duke.edu (Vivek Khera) # Subject: Re: socket-based server (not from inetd) # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # here's a piece of the Internet Programming Contest judging software I # wrote last October. This particular server keeps track of which jobs # are currently active in the system (it also does the job number # assignment). #
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# File Name: tcpconnect # File Size in BYTES: 5846 # Sender/Author/Poster: utashiro@sran230.sra.co.jp (Kazumasa Utashiro) # Subject: Re: How to get the ip-address of socket 0 # Archived: Jul 21 1993 # > I've a little (hopefully) problem setting up an tcp/ip server. The server ist # > started by inetd an i want to find the ip-address of the machine the client #
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Re: MORE on getting perl to do a telnet
# File Name: telnet.emul.shar # File Size in BYTES: 11972 # Sender/Author/Poster: mmuegel@cssmp.corp.mot.com (Michael S. Muegel) # Subject: Re: MORE on getting perl to do a telnet # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # You are correct about needing to emulate the telnet protocol; however, # dnoble@jpl-devvax.jpl.nasa.gov (David Noble) posted a couple of # packages to do just that in Perl. # Since I did not see it in the coombs.anu.edu.au archive I will repost # it here. Maybe it can be put in it Mark? #
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Re: Usage of open2-pkg or chat2-pkg
# File Name: telnet.login.example # File Size in BYTES: 2531 # Sender/Author/Poster: Tom Christiansen# Subject: Re: Usage of open2-pkg or chat2-pkg # Archived: Oct 5 1993 # # From the keyboard of schoenf@d24.wu-wien.ac.at (Werner Schoenfeldinger): # :Dear Programmers, # :I need to build a telnet-like Interface which connects to a port on a given # :host and establishes a 2-way connection. The CLIENT-Example program #
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Re: SUMMARY: Timeout on Connect
# File Name: timeout.pl # File Size in BYTES: 7008 # Sender/Author/Poster: mmuegel@cssmp.corp.mot.com (Michael S. Muegel) # Subject: Re: SUMMARY: Timeout on Connect # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # # a followup to a previous question/comment #
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waitfor.pl: watch for users on other hosts
# File Name: waitfor # File Size in BYTES: 3997 # Sender/Author/Poster: # Subject: # Archived: Apr 6 1993 #
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# File Name: weathrep # File Size in BYTES: 10159 # Sender/Author/Poster: # Subject: Weather PERL Script # Archived: Apr 6 1993 # #
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# File Name: websters.client.pl # File Size in BYTES: 54202 # Sender/Author/Poster: arf@maths.nott.ac.uk (Anthony Iano-Fletcher) # Subject: Re: Perl interface to Websters on-line dictionary? # Archived: Jun 16 1993 # Here is another # attempt at posting my Webster perl client. Sorry to those that tried it # and couldnt unpack it. #
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