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Client Server Source Resource
Can anyone give me info about a resource (book, website, etc.) where I might be able to find a listing of C code for basic clients and servers for popular internet protocols (HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, etc) and an explanation (optional). I don't need a resource on network programming. I understand that. I just am interested in seeing how the popular internet protocols are implemented using sockets on the client and server side.
(UNIX [BSD] Sockets, not Windows Sockets)
(UNIX [BSD] Sockets, not Windows Sockets)
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I don't really have access to any Linux source at the moment. Is there a place where I could obtain some of the code for the clients/servers (if that is associated with a Linux distro that's fine, however I'd like to either get a book or a website where I can get the code without downloading a whole distro of Linux). I've read through the RFCs and I'd like to see the code to understand how they implemented them in C.
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>>I don't really have access to any Linux source at the moment.
Why not? If you have access to Experts-Exchange you must have internet access. If you have internet access you can download any of several dozen linux distributions.
Why not? If you have access to Experts-Exchange you must have internet access. If you have internet access you can download any of several dozen linux distributions.
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griessh: i'm checking that out
jhance: read the rest of my comment. I was looking for a resource like griessh povided.
jhance: read the rest of my comment. I was looking for a resource like griessh povided.
Another good place to start would be with the various RFCs for these protocols.
See:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/cs/Services/rfc/rfc-text/rfc-index.txt
and:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/cs/Services/rfc/rfc-text/