Silly Question

[AdamOhio76]

I'm sure this is going to be a silly question....

I'm trying to send a response from server to client. I am creating a buffer called response, copying the first value in and appending values that follow.

        char response[MAX];

        strcpy(response, protocol); // value of protocol is HTTP/1.1
        strcat(response, " ");
        strcat(response, "200 OK");
        strcat(response, "\n");
        printf("Response: %s\n", response);
        send(nsk, response, strlen(response), 0);

When it's received by the client I get:

 200 OKe: HTTP/1.1

As you can see the " 200 OK\n" appear to have overwritten "Response: HTTP/1.1"

I've tried a few different things. Any thoughts?

[Salem]

Is MAX large enough for the resulting string?

Does response contain a trailing \r character?

[AdamOhio76]

Does response contain a trailing \r character?

That was it. When I tokenize the string, this is the last token. I was looking for "\n" instead of "\r\n".

Thanks for the help, I knew it was going to something I just wasn't seeing.