I forgot about getsockname(). I take it there's not a UDP equivalent to
determine the IP for the source of a UDP datagram? I seem to recall only
knowing the port a datagram arrived on, not the IP. That would also
explain the problems you ran into figuring out what interface each packet
arrived on for binding to multiple interfaces at once.
> Since ERef doesn't support the conf-box (and never will, that's a
> WP only thingy and I'd rather not get into the legal issues of reverse
> engineering in the US).
I wonder if White Pine would mind. :)
They seem to welcome another client that supports the conference box, so
perhaps they'd also welcome another reflector that supported it as well.
Or maybe that's just wishful thinking. :)
> However I may have to look at what would happen if
> I just had a listening socket on 7648, let the WP clients connect to it,
> then close the socket, all depends on when WP gives a call to getsockname().
Hmm..so only White Pine reflectors open a listening socket on 7648. I may
be able to use that with my scanner. Cool. :)
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