Frenchy Posted November 20, 2008 Posted November 20, 2008 (edited) I would mix send and receive in udp protocol i see 2 functions UDPBind and UDPopen, the first is only for incomming data..so i have to use the udpOpen to mix udprecv and udpsend? Edited November 20, 2008 by Frenchy
November Posted November 20, 2008 Posted November 20, 2008 I would mix send and receive in udp protocoli see 2 functions UDPBind and UDPopen, the first is only for incomming data..so i have to use the udpOpen to mix udprecv and udpsend?Hi there,I'm not a specialist in communications, but i beliave that all that you have to ensure is that the receving and sender port are diferents.UDPBind ($ipaddress, $x) ; Start an UDP port as a serverUDPOpen ($ipadress, $y) ; Connect to an UDP serverCheers Old Scriptology Visual Ping 1.8 - Mass Ping Program with export to txt delimited. Desktop 2 RGB and YMCK - Pick a color in the desktop and get the RGB and YMCK code. Desktop 2 RGB - Pick a color in the desktop and get the RGB code. ShootIT 1.0 - Screen Capture full and partial screen [font="'Arial Black';"]Remember Remember The Fifth of November.[/font]
Frenchy Posted November 20, 2008 Author Posted November 20, 2008 (edited) hum thanks i knew that..but i have to use the same port...for sending and receiving.. so i have to test with wireshark to see if no problem.. Edited November 20, 2008 by Frenchy
November Posted November 20, 2008 Posted November 20, 2008 hum thanks i knew that..but i have to use the same port...for sending and receiving..so i have to test with wireshark to see if no problem..Hi there again,As far as i see...Open comm to receiveclose commopen comm to transmitclose comm...and so on...Good luck for the script!Cheers Old Scriptology Visual Ping 1.8 - Mass Ping Program with export to txt delimited. Desktop 2 RGB and YMCK - Pick a color in the desktop and get the RGB and YMCK code. Desktop 2 RGB - Pick a color in the desktop and get the RGB code. ShootIT 1.0 - Screen Capture full and partial screen [font="'Arial Black';"]Remember Remember The Fifth of November.[/font]
Frenchy Posted November 20, 2008 Author Posted November 20, 2008 You have right... Open comm to receive close comm open comm to transmit close comm Tested and its Okay..thanks for help..
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