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Hi,<BR>
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I am new to Python and would like to know more about network programming in particilar.<BR>
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I have a script that sets up a socket server and must wait for incoming connections. Once a call has been accepted, it must make another socket connection to a destination.<BR>
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Now, I want to let these two "talk" to each other. Once the server receives data it must be send out to the destination and when the destination has data, it must be send out to the connection that made the first call to the server.<BR>
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Does anybody have any examples or tips on how I can let this happen. My calls work for the first batch of data and then when new data is received, the calls break.<BR>
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Thanks<BR>
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Johan Geldenhuys
Access Telecommunication Systems
Mail to: johan@accesstel.co.za</PRE>
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