What situations can cause this? I've tried running it as root too. The
port is 1500
I'm not very confident in my setsockopt call:
const int true = 1;
...
rc = setsockopt(sd, 0, SO_BROADCAST, &true, 1);
I'm not very confident in my setsockopt call:
const int true = 1;
...
rc = setsockopt(sd, 0, SO_BROADCAST, &true, 1);
Sorry to bother.
Quote:> What situations can cause this? I've tried running it as root too. The
> port is 1500
> I'm not very confident in my setsockopt call:
> const int true = 1;
> ...
> rc = setsockopt(sd, 0, SO_BROADCAST, &true, 1);
Hello
I want to forward udp broadcasts across network.
example :
on eth0
i have bcast 192.1.2.255 on port 1234
and i want redirect udp packets
on eth1 192.1.3.255 on port 1234
the host is a redhat linux "firewall"
do you have any idea ??
thanks
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