Python TimeServer (RFC 868)
Benjamin Schollnick
junkster at nospam.rochester.rr.com
Tue Sep 28 22:40:30 EDT 1999
Hi Folks!
I've been messing around with a python timeserver that I've
written....
There's only one problem, I've got the time standardized, and seems
to work correctly.
But time clients don't seem to want to communicate with it.
I'm not exactly certain of the problem, but I suspect something.
I'm dumping the "seconds" value, in otherwords, the seconds are being
output to the socket, as a text value.
I believe that I need to send it as a binary value (a 4 byte
integer), instead of a
string... But can't figure out a way to do this...?
Any suggestions?
Or examples of a working timeserver in python >g<
- Benjamin
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