Assuming your dedicated server is Linux, there is firewalling protectionThanks - so in your opinion would be OK to do this in a production / enterprise level server? Scares me - and I'm not even paranoid :)
built into recent kernels - it is just a question of finding a good tool to control it.
There is also an article here (http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid39_gci955458,00.html) on using named pipes in Linux. If you want to go down that route, maybe you can achieve it more quickly than porting the project you mentioned (as interesting as that project sounds).Thanks again. Read it - nice and clear. So I guess you could just write a daemon that continually checks for input using either open file or open driver for read. Not as elegant (or fast I would think), as having the equivalent to accept with a message being sent when something comes in? I guess this is what writing a small external would do - wrap the C "receiver code" in the external API stuff... and hopefully be able to define / send a message when something comes in?
Hope this is of some help.
Bernard
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