Apologise for the slang

fixed parts so far:

1. Server and 2 Clients are made through socket program. ( The Code is something which I took from the net).

2. To write/read files to/from disk/client ( using simple file operations).

3. Verifying the MD5 of an x-client. ( By first,regex-ing the path of client and the drive, then perform verification(if md5_hex(path1/clientx/filex) Eq (md5_hex(pathx/diskx/filex)).

parts to be fixed:

1. How to make clients wait at the server, so that server can update their status on its table.
2.If I use request/respond type... Will the proxy server be a function ( sub proxy()) or should it be connected to the server through sockets again.

for clarification: The clients are on different machine.
wherever I type
%/> perl client.pl
the client pings the server, when I type the same line on another machine( the same client-code I believe). Its the client2 that's pinging the server now.. so on..

Thanks

In reply to Re^6: Single server-multiple clients by hari9
in thread Single server-multiple clients by hari9

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