August 30, 2008 03:15am pdt

1. duncan_roe 73,960
2. Tintin 56,583
3. omarfarid 55,272
4. ravenpl 48,575
5. ozo 37,078
6. shakoush... 16,974
7. jkr 14,700
8. evilrix 14,330
9. Nopius 13,250
10. ghostdog74 11,015
11. hernst42 8,700
12. sunnycoder 8,638
13. Adam314 7,200
14. amit_g 7,000
15. agriesser 6,650
16. Infinity08 6,126
17. ahoffmann 5,810
18. wilhelm_... 5,620
19. Tomun 5,500
19. nognew 5,500
21. fridom 5,000
21. grblades 5,000
23. sanjooz 4,800
24. Kdo 4,620
25. KeremE 4,500

1. duncan_roe 285,891
2. sunnycoder 273,124
3. ozo 233,075
4. ravenpl 222,331
5. ahoffmann 174,275
6. Tintin 172,733
7. amit_g 122,625
8. jlevie 73,597
9. Nopius 68,970
10. omarfarid 64,640
11. brettmjohn... 63,339
12. fridom 61,065
13. slyong 57,785
14. manish_r... 56,260
15. khkremer 55,145
16. yuzh 52,673
17. bryanh 52,272
18. wesly_c... 49,519
19. jkr 38,500
20. NovaDeni... 38,345
21. garboua 37,573
22. MikeOM_... 37,036
23. noci 36,677
24. Infinity08 36,076
25. stefan73 34,952

06.21.2008 at 09:34AM PDT, ID: 23504732

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Linux: get socket source port used after connect()

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Hello, in Linux, how can I get the source port used by a socket after making a call to the connect system call? I want to save the source port used for later use.
Alternatively, how can I find out which source ports are not used, then I could just make a call to bind with that source port.

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Linux: get socket source port used after connect()

Asked by rocketsbay in Linux Programming

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