From: Ryan Sun > Thanks for your reply You are welcome. >> The other problem has to do with thinking an fread() will always give >> you everything you sent in an fwrite() > Interestingly, I use 'telnet 127.0.0.1 1037' for testing later(on > windows) and everything works, the php server got the input from > telnet client, so I assume there is something wrong in the php client, > the fwrite statement... What are the actual symptoms? Are you sure both ends are using the same character encoding? TCP transports a series of octets, or bytes. Again it is up to the applications on both ends of the stream to agree on interpretation of those octets, either separately or in sequence. For example, if integers or floats are sent in a native format, but one end is little Endean while the other is big Endean, there will be some differences in what the two ends read from that stream. Likewise, if one end is expecting ASCII, while the other is sending UTF-8, there may be the occasional multi-byte value that gets scrambled. On the other hand, I may be way out in left field. Bob McConnell -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
