> On Apr 9, 2015, at 1:07 AM, Pieter Hintjens wrote:
>
> zmq_connect doesn't expose security failures at all. These are visible
> in the server side via ZAP, and in the client side via monitor events.
> Also we added logging to libzmq in such cases.
Thanks Peter. That confirms my observations a
Hi All,
I was refactoring the ZBeacon code in Pyre to start thinking about
using it on multiple interfaces. Imagine a simple laptop with a wireless
and wired NIC.
ZBeacon now tries the first interface it can get its hands on or it
tries INADDR_ANY.
To support multiple interfaces it would need
Serialisation! Of course.
I was missing something obvious.
Thanks
On 9 April 2015 at 12:22, Dorvin wrote:
> sizeof() for containers doesn't work the way you'd like to. You should
> use size() function of std::vector.
>
> As you're using C++ i would recommend to change structs to objects (e
W dniu 2015-04-05 o 09:55, Tony Pedley pisze:
> It is possible I have badly written the large data transfer part, but I
> would like to know why a switch would have an effect on TCP comms?
>
Switch receives frame and tries to forward it. But switch has some
queues on each port. These queues are o
sizeof() for containers doesn't work the way you'd like to. You should
use size() function of std::vector.
As you're using C++ i would recommend to change structs to objects (even
without methods if you don't need them), overload operators << and >>
for this class and do some simple serializati
-- In case this appears twice, sent again this time from the list
subscribed account --
Hello list
I could use some help... Using the REQ-REP model in C++ I'm trying to send
a vector, but failing miserably and I can't work out why. Maybe this will
never work? Maybe the idea of sending a vector is
A small supplementary question,
is it typical for production apps to use socket monitors to keep track
of the existence of connections to peers?
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 1:22 AM, Andrew Hume wrote:
> i wasn’t trying to cause trouble, and thanks for the clarification.
>
>> On Apr 8, 2015, at 10:20
