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OTConnect on Mac OS X


  • Subject: OTConnect on Mac OS X
  • From: Igor garnov <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 16:53:45 +0300

Hello

I work with Open Transport, building Carbon CFM application.

I am using asynchronous blocking endpoints.
OTConnect returns kOTNoDataErr, which means that it's OK - I am going to receive either T_CONNECT or T_DISCONNECT in a moment.

My purpose is to find out if a host is online or not. I am trying to connect to port 9 (instead of pinging the host) and analyze the result returned if it is 61 (ECONNREFUSED) I take it the host is online and just does not listen on the port, if the result is anything else - the host is down.

On Mac OS 9 my application runs as I expect. I get T_DISCONNECT event, and go on.
But on Mac OS X I do NOT get ANY event for those hosts that are down ( I know it for sure because all of them are right here before me), and I DO get T_DISCONNECT for those hosts which are online and do not listen on the port.

Of course, I can go forth with it as well - if I get T_DISCONNECT on Mac OS X< this means that the host is online, and I can work with it.

But how can I tell that some host is down? Do I have to install some kind of a timer?

Or am I doing something wrong? It is abnormal, however, that I do not get any notification about the fact the some host is unreachable on Mac OS X.

Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Igor
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