Hi,
once i call shutdown function for socket for data transmission. it stop data transmission. can i re-enable to data transmission for socket. how can i do that?
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Linux Learner
shutdown function in linux
Re: shutdown function in linux
Hi, Linux Learner,learner wrote:Hi,
once i call shutdown function for socket for data transmission. it stop data transmission. can i re-enable to data transmission for socket. how can i do that?
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Linux Learner
If you issue a shutdown command , even the data transmission shuts down. Sounds logical to me!
If you shut down the coffee maker, no more coffee is being made!If you want to re-enable the transmission, I guess you will have to re-start your Puppy and re-do the transmission once more.
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Re: shutdown function in linux
I think there's no way. Create a new socket and establish a new connection.learner wrote: once i call shutdown function for socket for data transmission. it stop data transmission. can i re-enable to data transmission for socket. how can i do that?
shutdown() doesn't close the file descriptor. So it might be valid to call connect() on it again, but it isn't documented.