#Fake code for iptrace windows#
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) & XAML forum Create and verify Anti-fake code for products.NET Installation and Configuration Issues See attached picture for example of what seems impossible according to MSDN details of how "connect" works Problem is, the code should never go past the "connect" function when I specify and invalid IP, or IP that does not exist. then when the code reaches my "recv" blocking function, the "recv" times out (it times out because im not really connected, even though the "connect" function lied and said I was) It returns 0 as if it just made a successful connection. everything is working, the problem is "connect" always immediately returns 0 (returns instantly! it does not even block!), even if the ip address is 0.0.0.0 or 192.168.10.0 (which does not exist on my network), or if my network adapter is unplugged.
#Fake code for iptrace download#
I'm not setting myself up as a server, I am connecting to my appache server on another computer when I want to test a good connection, and just making up fake local IP's when I want to test a failed connection.īIsHost changes depending on if sServ is "or "192.168.2.100"īIsHost is not the problem, the code all works, I can download files without problem. However, some people (or your clients) might be offended by this, so if you select the 'Prude version', these words will be censored. Personally, we don't mind, because these are just common latin words meaning 'six' and 'man'. Kate Facto, 5th grade inclusion teacher - Maplewood, New Jersey. The original text contains a few instances of words like 'sex' or 'homo'. Seeing the students’ excitement was very motivating for me to explore coding. TRACE("\n Connect Returned: %d, socket value = %d",ret,soc) Interactive remote robotics & coding classes for students & educators. Ret = connect(soc,(SOCKADDR*)&con,sizeof(con)) TRACE("\nRESOLVED HOSTNAME: %s", (char*)hostEntry->h_name ) TRACE("\nRESOLVED IP: %s", (char*)inet_ntoa(*(in_addr*)hostEntry->h_addr_list) ) display IP address in debugger screen (just display the first IP in the list of returned IP's) If(bIsHost)//resolve hostname to IP address list check if we have a host name or IP address As the INF file for iptrace says, its /not/ a network monitor and only logs traffic where the SRC or DST address is one of those of the OS/2 host on which iptrace is running. SOCKET soc = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,IPPROTO_TCP) TRACE("\nWSA ERROR: %s",ErrorToStr(WSAGetLastError()).data()) Code: //request to startup use for sockets version 2.0