Can any one help me!! (Socket Programming)

Connetion reset by peers (Socket Programming)
in a Clinet Server Model ????

Hi All

I have made a concurrent client-server model in c++.
when i try to send a large file into packets to clinet side.
After receiving some packets to clinet side, connection is reset.
May be because of burst of packets at once at clinet side.

can any one help me to come out from this problem
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thanks
girish

On 17 May 2005 22:01:20 -0700, girishdomain@gmail.com
<girishdomain@gmail.com> wrote:

> After receiving some packets to clinet side, connection is reset.
> May be because of burst of packets at once at clinet side.

Maybe because client is crashing and the socket gets closed.


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yes so i have delay for one second between each two packets now it
works fine
but it is too slow to transfer a file.
for 100kb file it will take 100 second
how can i improve ................

What system is your application running on? What protocol are you
using? Do you know how many packets (and how many bytes) get through
before the reset?

G

i working on linux 2.4
connection was reset sometimes ajust before last packet and sometimes
after receiving 12-13 packets

sometimes just before last packet and sometime after receiving 12-13
packets
i am working on linux 2.4

Hi!

girishdomain@gmail.com wrote:
> i working on linux 2.4
> connection was reset sometimes ajust before last packet and sometimes
> after receiving 12-13 packets

Are you using TCP, UDP, Unix domain sockets, or something else? If Unix
domain sockets, are you using datagram or stream mode? Also are you
using any option flags on the sendmsg/send call?

Thanks!

G

I am using TCP stream mode with no flags

<girishdomain@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am using TCP stream mode with no flags

Most likely your program erroneously assumes that "send" somehow glues
the bytes together.

DS