If I have a pair of Win2k Ruby processes bouncing UDP packets back and
forth...
After awhile one of them dies with Errno::ENOTCONN
The code works under Linux but not under Win2k, neither on ruby-1.8.6
nor 1.8.7.
Any guesses? Suggestions? Workarounds?
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#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
STDOUT.sync = true
require 'socket'
SERVER_PORT = 7272
CLIENT_PORT = 7373
SERVER_HOST = 'localhost'
CLIENT_HOST = 'localhost'
PACKET_LENGTH = 64
SLEEP_TIME = 3 #seconds
MESSAGE = "I say, boy, I resemble that remark!"
class AbstractDaemon
def initialize(to_host, send_port, recv_port)
@send_port = send_port
@recv_port = recv_port
@host = to_host
@recv_socket = UDPSocket.new
print "Listening on port: #{@recv_port}..."
@recv_socket.bind(0, @recv_port)
puts 'ok'
@send_socket = UDPSocket.new
print "Listening on port: #{@send_port}..."
@send_socket.connect(0, @send_port)
puts 'ok'
do_stuff
end
def do_stuff
raise Exception.new("Dummy method not implemented")
end
def send
puts "Sending message: #{MESSAGE}"
@send_socket.syswrite(MESSAGE)
end
def receive
packet,address = *@recv_socket.recvfrom(PACKET_LENGTH)
puts "Received message: #{packet}"
end
def pause
print "Sleeping"
SLEEP_TIME.times do
print '.'
sleep(1)
end
puts ""
end
end
class Server < AbstractDaemon
def initialize
super(CLIENT_HOST, CLIENT_PORT, SERVER_PORT)
end
def do_stuff
while true
receive
send
# pause
end
end
end
class Client < AbstractDaemon
def initialize
super(SERVER_HOST, SERVER_PORT, CLIENT_PORT)
end
def do_stuff
while true
send
receive
# pause
end
end
end
if ARGV[0] == 'server'
Server.new
elsif ARGV[0] == 'client'
Client.new
else
puts "Usage: #{$0} <client | server>"
end