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    Problem solved

    Found how to use gethostbyname() PROPERLY, and fixed the problem. Thanks to all who helped.



    /* Winsock example client connection by domain name resolving by Jay*/
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include...
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    LOL

    Heh, if i wanted to write a trojan, I would visit a hacking board, not a C board. LOL. The REASON WHY i want to know this information was cleary posted above. When the user starts his computer, the...
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    Hiding programs

    Can anyone explain a simple method to load your program at startup, and hide it from being in the taskbar.... I know I should add the program to the AUTOEXE.BAT file in Windows 98, but how do I keep...
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    Ummm....

    You should probably not be using a third part Winsock library. If you want to break down ho winsock really works, you should learn the API. Get a couple Winsock programming tutorials, the help file...
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    Reply

    Well, it has something to do with INET_ADDR().
    It only accepts ip address, not domain name addresses. The way around this is by using gethostbyname(), but I dont quite understand the command. Can...
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    Quite simple....

    Binding takes the socket and ties the host address and port information together, letting you then to listen() for incoming connections. INADDR_ANY means, that any address can be used to start the...
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    Winsock client code help.... very basic.

    Hello all, Im new to winsock, and Im having troubles with my C client. It is just intended for basic connectivity as of now. The code compiles fine, but when i run it, i never get it to display the...
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