Creating socket programs as daemon

[kernel.lover]

Hello,
I have UDP socket programs. I want to run server socket on
one machine and client socket on another and viceversa.
How can i create a flexibility at each system so that it will not only
listen from client socket but will also communicate to another server
socket.
For that i think it require me to make both programs daemon so that
they will run as backgroung hidden process.
How to do that on redhat linux 9 machnes with i386 arch?

[Tom St Denis]

kernel.lover wrote:

Hello,
I have UDP socket programs. I want to run server socket on
one machine and client socket on another and viceversa.
How can i create a flexibility at each system so that it will not only listen from client socket but will also communicate to another server
socket.
For that i think it require me to make both programs daemon so that
they will run as backgroung hidden process.
How to do that on redhat linux 9 machnes with i386 arch?

Ah cute. A script kiddie. Dude, rootkit != hard. It's installing the
kit that is hard...

Tom

[Jack Klein]

On 2 Mar 2005 18:53:52 -0800, cr**********@gmail.com (kernel.lover)
wrote in comp.lang.c:

Hello,
I have UDP socket programs. I want to run server socket on
one machine and client socket on another and viceversa.
How can i create a flexibility at each system so that it will not only
listen from client socket but will also communicate to another server
socket.
For that i think it require me to make both programs daemon so that
they will run as backgroung hidden process.
How to do that on redhat linux 9 machnes with i386 arch?

Ask in news:comp.os.linux.development.apps. This is a Linux issue,
not a C language one.

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