Hi,

Thanks Daniel for your excellent input. I have managed to create a forking
socket handler, although I am now approched by a new issue. How do I get
the sockets to communication to each other?

There are several work arounds that I could implement but Im going out on a
limb and hoping that there is some standard / normal way of doing this.
Here is my situation:

I initate a parent process which creates a child when a client comes along.
Another client comes along and another child is created.

I can process and parse the input from the children individually but when
upon a certain command being sent by child 1, I want *all* the children to
be issued a command.

How would I broach this? I need any child to be able to communicate with
any (or all) other children.

Thanks in advance

-- 
Dan Hardiker [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
ADAM Software & Systems Engineer
First Creative Ltd

> Hi,
>
>> [My aim is to create a socket server running on a port which can take
>> connections from clients (communicating in XML) running a messaging
>> system between them (either broadcast style to all users, or from user
>> A to users B, C and D]
>
> I've done something similar using PHP's PCNTL functions (process
> control: forking, signals etc..):
>
>  http://daniel.lorch.cc/projects/phpserv/
>
> Feel free to dig the code.
>
> -daniel



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