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I am trying to give a input to one script by using an other script. For example:
................
script1.sh:
#!/bin/bash
printf "Whats your name:";
read user_name;
if [-n "$user_name"]
then
printf "Hello $user_name!";
exit 0;
else
printf "You did not enter username:\n";
exit 1;
fi
.............
script2.sh:
#!/bin/bash...
Hello,
I am trying to understand how udp server handle incoming client and response them. As an example, i suppose that there are 3 client around. All of them send "hello udpserver!!!" message to udpserver. Now udp server respond them like "hello client1 your ip addres is that" and "hello client2 your ip addres is that" and lastly "hello client3" your ip addres is that"
Could you help me how can i write code in C for gcc compiler...
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