On Friday, March 14, 2003, at 06:16 PM, Justin Walker wrote: On Friday, Mar 14, 2003, at 07:53 US/Pacific, Stiphane Sudre wrote: SS_ISDISCONNECTED is not declared in Kernel.framework. Is it correct? Incorrect. It is defined in <sys/socketvar.h>, which, on my system, is in both the /usr/include and the Kernel.framework trees. Ah, another crime made by the "Absolute Path bug" in PB. The Path to Kernel.framework was pointing to the 10.1 headers in my project. Side question: When you're first calling sendto/sendmsg, am I right to believe the socket state is at more SS_PRIV? I don't understand your question. The SS_PRIV bit is set at the time the socket is created, and at no other time. It is *only* set if the creating process is owned by root. The reason for this question was to find if it was possible to know from the socket state whether it was connected or not when a sendto/sendmsg was called for a connection oriented communication.

From the xnu source code, I was only able to see that the SS_PRIV flag was set in the sendto/sendit/socreate/etc. But some tests have shown that the SS_ISCONNECTED, SS_NBIO or SS_ASYNC can be set too.

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