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UDP recv() not receiving all the data
Wow, thanks again Travis but, sadly I have to use the server that I'm using and I have no access to change it. I also need to use UDP. But I will save this for something I need to do later. Thanks! -
UDP recv() not receiving all the data
Yeah that's what I figured, I was just curious if it was possible. -
UDP recv() not receiving all the data
I'm using UDP (because the server only accepts UDP, I didn't write it) to receive some data from the server and it's not getting all the data. I know there's at least 18-19 lines I need to receive but I'm only getting 13-14 of them. I've tried increasing the length and even adding a sleep to see... -
More than one recv()
Thank you travs! I did this my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto =>'udp', PeerHost =>$host, PeerPort =>$port, Reuse => 1) or die $@; $sock->send($packet); $sock->recv(my $data,6000) or die "failed to recv() !:\n"... -
More than one recv()
Do you mean doing a close() then doing it all over again? I believe I may have tried that (can't remember), but I will try it. Thanks. -
More than one recv()
I'm 99% sure the server is not closing the connection. -
More than one recv()
What I'm trying to do is send a string to my UDP server and receive some data back, but more than just once. my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto =>'udp', PeerHost =>$host, PeerPort =>$port, Reuse => 1) or die $@...
