Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sun, 02 Jun 2002 20:48:48 -0400 | From | Colin Foran <> | Subject | Re: Wrote a server, but telnet can't connect |
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> > > if you do the accept as a statement of its own, and then test the > result in the if() condition, then you avoid this common novice trap. > The days when there was a real advantage to combining the function > call and the conditional test are long gone. > > --
thanks Andrew, really appreciate the interest. I've changed the program as youve suggested, and even done away with the error checking altogether, but Telnet still gets timed out. dont suppose youve seen anything else that might trip it up? Again, thanks for the interest Cheers
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