dunford@NISD.CAM.UNISYS.COM (Stephen Dunford) (04/19/91)
Dear TCP/IPers I am interested in finding out if there are any Unix applications which use a raw socket interface directly to IP (not ICMP). I would like to get the source code if possible as an example. -Rayna Please send replies to <rayna@cam.unisys.com> -------
TAYBENGH@NUSDISCS.BITNET (THE AGEIS) (04/20/91)
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TAYBENGH@NUSDISCS.BITNET (THE AGEIS) (04/21/91)
>I am interested in finding out if there are any Unix applications which >use a raw socket interface directly to IP (not ICMP). I would like >to get the source code if possible as an example. The BSD gated program is a working example of how to use raw socket. It is available in uunet.uu.net:networking. - Beng Hang (email: taybengh@nusdiscs.bitnet)
emv@ox.com (Ed Vielmetti) (04/22/91)
In article <89829A68693FA012DB@nusdiscs.bitnet> TAYBENGH@NUSDISCS.BITNET (THE AGEIS) writes:
The BSD gated program is a working example of how to use raw socket. It is
available in uunet.uu.net:networking.
More accurately, the home of gated is gated.cornell.edu in
/pub/gated/; the current release is gated.tar.Z (of 24 Jan 1990), and
the working version is 2.0.1.10 (of 16 Apr 1991). uunet only has the
old version.
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RFC 1216TAYBENGH@NUSDISCS.BITNET (THE AGEIS) (04/22/91)
Gated is written by Cornell Univ, thus not a BSD program. I apologize for the mistake made. I thanks Mark Bodenstein for correcting me. - Beng Hang (email: taybengh@nusdiscs.bitnet)