It's a server which listens at https://. It uses a self-signed cert. So, each time when I access it, I will be prompted to trust this untrusted site. However, I always get the following error in the server log.
This is a low priority, but I suspect it may be demonstrating an even bigger problem.
Here is the problem. When I try to launch the game client from the Pioneers server or connect to a local server from the client itself the client fails. I ran from the command line and here are the results.
ai port is 5556
20:56:48 - Type of computer player: greedy
I've generated a certificate using openssl and place it on the client's machine, but when I try to connect to my server using that certificate, I error mentioned in the subject line back from my server.
Here's what I've done.
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Please, I have two tasks: client and server (two tasks that run in parallel)
I do not know in advance which machine will exeute the client task and which machine will execute the task server. the client needs the server IP @ ...
Assuming that the server connects sends its @ ip to a machine known by the client.
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I wanted to develop a kernel for my server. It will work in following way:
* ECLIPSE(IDE) process is running on client(local data) w/o actually being installed on client, it is rather installed on server, so all libraries/files are on server
* So when client wants to run IDE, it requests server for IDE's process.
I have a OpenVPN server installed in an Amazon instance with Windows Server 2008 R2, and there's my client.
First i connect to my VPN
For some reason when i try to connect to my VPN server and RDP to it, the RDP's screen freezes after some seconds because the connection or tunnel is dropping after some seconds is established.
To set up tunnel first, i run this command:
sudo openvpn client.conf
I am learning tcp-ip stack, server-client connections. I wrote a simple client server. The client and servers were able to transfer data to each other without any issues. I am running client and server on the same machine. When I used to close the server with ctrl+c, I found kernel was sending RST signal instead of FIN.
I am using SSH to forward a port on a remote machine (Client) to another machine (Server) using (~/.ssh/config)
Host Client:
Hostname {ip}
...
RemoteForward localhost:{port} localhost:{port}
The problem is that even when there is not one listening on the Server, the client can connect successfully to localhost:port.
I am trying to implement a socket server by using epoll.
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