Hi,
We use SER+SEMS in my project. Recently, we moved the interface between them to unix sockets (from the "traditional" fifo). But now ... serctl won't work because it cannot find the ser fifo (for example, "serctl ul show"). Can the two (fifo and unix sock) cohexist? that is ... can ser open both at the same time and receive/send from/to both? Or, how can i make serctl use the socket interface?
Regards,
Cesc
There is a wrapper called serunix. It accepts commands on the standard input, sends them over unix socket and writes output on the standard output. You can modify serctl to use this wrapper instead of direct write to FIFO.
Jan.
On 30-11-2005 15:21, Cesc wrote:
Hi,
We use SER+SEMS in my project. Recently, we moved the interface between them to unix sockets (from the "traditional" fifo). But now ... serctl won't work because it cannot find the ser fifo (for example, "serctl ul show"). Can the two (fifo and unix sock) cohexist? that is ... can ser open both at the same time and receive/send from/to both? Or, how can i make serctl use the socket interface?
Regards,
Cesc
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Tks! How could i miss this? :)
Regards,
Cesc
On 11/30/05, Jan Janak jan@iptel.org wrote:
There is a wrapper called serunix. It accepts commands on the standard input, sends them over unix socket and writes output on the standard output. You can modify serctl to use this wrapper instead of direct write to FIFO.
Jan.
On 30-11-2005 15:21, Cesc wrote:
Hi,
We use SER+SEMS in my project. Recently, we moved the interface between them to unix sockets (from the "traditional" fifo). But now ... serctl won't work because it cannot find the ser fifo (for example, "serctl ul show"). Can the two (fifo and unix sock) cohexist? that is ... can ser open both at the same time and receive/send from/to both? Or, how can i make serctl use the socket interface?
Regards,
Cesc
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