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Hello All,
I'm trying to write a server using
IO::Socket::INET, which is supposed to read different commands from a human
client connected through telnet. Depending on the received commands, the server
should process whatever it received to give an answer to the client (pretty
simple, huh?).
The thing is that i just don't understand how to
use IO::Socket::INET to read the commands sent by the client (i'm getting
stucked while reading the client), and i can't find a good example on the web of
how to do that. Also, the documentation for IO::Socket::INET is not helping me
too much.
Can anyone please give me a few urls where good
examples of server-client conversations are explained or provide me with a good
example of a server reading what the client says and answering according to
that? Also, i want to understand how this should be written to accept several
clients in the same port at the same time (like any server normally
works).
Please forgive this kind of request. I'm a good
experienced Perl programmer, but this is my first time working with sockets
(without using a specific protocol module) and it's becoming a pain.
:-P
Thanks in advance.
Paco.
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