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UNIX?Network Programming Volume 1, Third Edition: The Sockets Networking API
By W. ichard tevens, Bill enner, Andrew . udoff
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Pub Date: November 21, 2003
ISBN: 0-13-141155-1
Pages: 1024
"Everyone will want this book because it provides a great mix of practical experience,
historical perspective, and a depth of understanding that only comes from being intimately
involved in the field. I've already enjoyed and learned from reading this book, and surely
you will too."
-Sam Leffler
The classic guide to UNIX networking APIs... now completely updated!
To build today's highly distributed, networked applications and services, you need deep
mastery of sockets and other key networking APIs. One book delivers comprehensive,
start-to-finish guidance for building robust, high-performance networked systems in any
environment: UNIX Network Programming, Volume 1, Third Edition.
Building on the legendary work of W. Richard Stevens, this edition has been fully updated
by two leading network programming experts to address today's most crucial standards,
implementations, and techniques. New topics include:
POSIX Single UNIX Specification Version 3
IPv6 APIs (including updated guidance on IPv6/IPv4 interoperability)
The new SCTP transport protocol
IPsec-based Key Management Sockets
FreeBSD 4.8/5.1, Red Hat Linux 9.x, Solaris 9, AIX 5.x, HP-UX, and Mac OS X
implementations
New network program debugging techniques
Source Specific Multicast API, the key enabler for widespread IP multicast
deployment
The authors also update and extend Stevens' definitive coverage of these crucial UNIX
networking standards and techniques:
TCP and UDP transport
Sockets: elementary, advanced, routed, and raw
I/O: multiplexing, advanced functions, nonblocking, and signal-driven
Daemons and inetd
UNIX domain protocols
ioctl operations
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Broadcasting and multicasting
Threads
Streams
Design: TCP iterative, concurrent, preforked, and prethreaded servers
Since 1990, network programmers have turned to one source for the insights and
techniques they need: W. Richard Stevens' UNIX Network Programming. Now, there's an
edition specifically designed for today's challenges-and tomorrow's.
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Table of Contents
UNIX?Network Programming Volume 1, Third Edition: The Sockets Networking API
By W. ichard tevens, Bill enner, Andrew . udoff
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Pub Date: November 21, 2003
ISBN: 0-13-141155-1
Pages: 1024
Copyright
Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series
Foreword
Preface
? Introduction
? Changes from the Second Edition
? Using This Book
? Source Code and Errata Availability
? Acknowledgments
Part 1:?Introduction and TCP/IP
? ?Chapter 1.?Introduction
? Section 1.1.?Introduction
? Section 1.2.?A Simple Daytime Client
? Section 1.3.?Protocol Independence
? Section 1.4.?Error Handling: Wrapper Functions
? Section 1.5.?A Simple Daytime Server
? Section 1.6.?Roadmap to Client/Server Examples in
the Text
? Section 1.7.?OSI Model
? Section 1.8.?BSD Networking History
? Section 1.9.?Test Networks and Hosts
? Section 1.10.?Unix Standards
? Section 1.11.?64-Bit Architectures
? Section 1.12.?Summary
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? Exercises
? ?Chapter 2.?The Transport Layer: TCP, UDP, and
SCTP
? Section 2.1.?Introduction
? Section 2.2.?The Big Picture
? Section 2.3.?User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
? Section 2.4.?Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
? Section 2.5.?Stream Control Transmission Protocol
(SCTP)
? Section 2.6.?TCP Connection Establishment and
Termination
? Section 2.7.?TIME_WAIT State
? Section 2.8.?SCTP Association Establishment and
Termination
? Section 2.9.?Port Numbers
? Section 2.10.?TCP Port Numbers and Concurrent
Servers
? Section 2.11.?Buffer Sizes and Limitations
? Section 2.12.?Standard Internet Services
? Section 2.13.?Protocol Usage by Common Internet
Applications
? Section 2.14.?Summary
? Exercises
Part 2:?Elementary Sockets
? ?Chapter 3.?Sockets Introduction
? Section 3.1.?Introduction
? Section 3.2.?Socket Address Structures
? Section 3.3.?Value-Result Arguments
? Section 3.4.?Byte Ordering Functions
? Section 3.5.?Byte Manipulation Functions
? Section 3.6.?inet_aton, inet_addr, and
inet_ntoa Functions
? Section 3.7.?inet_pton and inet_ntop
Functions
? Section 3.8.?sock_ntop and Related Functions
? Section 3.9.?readn, writen, and readline
Functions
? Section 3.10.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 4.?Elementary TCP Sockets
? Section 4.1.?Introduction
? Section 4.2.?socket Function
? Section 4.3.?connect Function
? Section 4.4.?bind Function
? Section 4.5.?listen Function
? Section 4.6.?accept Function
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? Section 4.7.?fork and exec Functions
? Section 4.8.?Concurrent Servers
? Section 4.9.?close Function
? Section 4.10.?getsockname and
getpeername Functions
? Section 4.11.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 5.?TCP Client/Server Example
? Section 5.1.?Introduction
? Section 5.2.?TCP Echo Server: main Function
? Section 5.3.?TCP Echo Server: str_echo
Function
? Section 5.4.?TCP Echo Client: main Function
? Section 5.5.?TCP Echo Client: str_cli Function
? Section 5.6.?Normal Startup
? Section 5.7.?Normal Termination
? Section 5.8.?POSIX Signal Handling
? Section 5.9.?Handling SIGCHLD Signals
? Section 5.10.?wait and waitpid Functions
? Section 5.11.?Connection Abort before accept
Returns
? Section 5.12.?Termination of Server Process
? Section 5.13.?SIGPIPE Signal
? Section 5.14.?Crashing of Server Host
? Section 5.15.?Crashing and Rebooting of Server
Host
? Section 5.16.?Shutdown of Server Host
? Section 5.17.?Summary of TCP Example
? Section 5.18.?Data Format
? Section 5.19.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 6.?I/O Multiplexing: The select and poll
Functions
? Section 6.1.?Introduction
? Section 6.2.?I/O Models
? Section 6.3.?select Function
? Section 6.4.?str_cli Function (Revisited)
? Section 6.5.?Batch Input and Buffering
? Section 6.6.?shutdown Function
? Section 6.7.?str_cli Function (Revisited Again)
? Section 6.8.?TCP Echo Server (Revisited)
? Section 6.9.?pselect Function
? Section 6.10.?poll Function
? Section 6.11.?TCP Echo Server (Revisited Again)
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? Section 6.12.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 7.?Socket Options
? Section 7.1.?Introduction
? Section 7.2.?getsockopt and setsockopt
Functions
? Section 7.3.?Checking if an Option Is Supported and
Obtaining the Default
? Section 7.4.?Socket States
? Section 7.5.?Generic Socket Options
? Section 7.6.?IPv4 Socket Options
? Section 7.7.?ICMPv6 Socket Option
? Section 7.8.?IPv6 Socket Options
? Section 7.9.?TCP Socket Options
? Section 7.10.?SCTP Socket Options
? Section 7.11.?fcntl Function
? Section 7.12.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 8.?Elementary UDP Sockets
? Section 8.1.?Introduction
? Section 8.2.?recvfrom and sendto Functions
? Section 8.3.?UDP Echo Server: main Function
? Section 8.4.?UDP Echo Server: dg_echo Function
? Section 8.5.?UDP Echo Client: main Function
? Section 8.6.?UDP Echo Client: dg_cli Function
? Section 8.7.?Lost Datagrams
? Section 8.8.?Verifying Received Response
? Section 8.9.?Server Not Running
? Section 8.10.?Summary of UDP Example
? Section 8.11.?connect Function with UDP
? Section 8.12.?dg_cli Function (Revisited)
? Section 8.13.?Lack of Flow Control with UDP
? Section 8.14.?Determining Outgoing Interface with
UDP
? Section 8.15.?TCP and UDP Echo Server Using
select
? Section 8.16.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 9.?Elementary SCTP Sockets
? Section 9.1.?Introduction
? Section 9.2.?Interface Models
? Section 9.3.?sctp_bindx Function
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? Section 9.4.?sctp_connectx Function
? Section 9.5.?sctp_getpaddrs Function
? Section 9.6.?sctp_freepaddrs Function
? Section 9.7.?sctp_getladdrs Function
? Section 9.8.?sctp_freeladdrs Function
? Section 9.9.?sctp_sendmsg Function
? Section 9.10.?sctp_recvmsg Function
? Section 9.11.?sctp_opt_info Function
? Section 9.12.?sctp_peeloff Function
? Section 9.13.?shutdown Function
? Section 9.14.?Notifications
? Section 9.15.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 10.?SCTP Client/Server Example
? Section 10.1.?Introduction
? Section 10.2.?SCTP One-to-Many-Style Streaming
Echo Server: main Function
? Section 10.3.?SCTP One-to-Many-Style Streaming
Echo Client: main Function
? Section 10.4.?SCTP Streaming Echo Client:
str_cli Function
? Section 10.5.?Exploring Head-of-Line Blocking
? Section 10.6.?Controlling the Number of Streams
? Section 10.7.?Controlling Termination
? Section 10.8.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 11.?Name and Address Conversions
? Section 11.1.?Introduction
? Section 11.2.?Domain Name System (DNS)
? Section 11.3.?gethostbyname Function
? Section 11.4.?gethostbyaddr Function
? Section 11.5.?getservbyname and
getservbyport Functions
? Section 11.6.?getaddrinfo Function
? Section 11.7.?gai_strerror Function
? Section 11.8.?freeaddrinfo Function
? Section 11.9.?getaddrinfo Function: IPv6
? Section 11.10.?getaddrinfo Function: Examples
? Section 11.11.?host_serv Function
? Section 11.12.?tcp_connect Function
? Section 11.13.?tcp_listen Function
? Section 11.14.?udp_client Function
? Section 11.15.?udp_connect Function
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? Section 11.16.?udp_server Function
? Section 11.17.?getnameinfo Function
? Section 11.18.?Re-entrant Functions
? Section 11.19.?gethostbyname_r and
gethostbyaddr_r Functions
? Section 11.20.?Obsolete IPv6 Address Lookup
Functions
? Section 11.21.?Other Networking Information
? Section 11.22.?Summary
? Exercises
Part 3:?Advanced Sockets
? ?Chapter 12.?IPv4 and IPv6 Interoperability
? Section 12.1.?Introduction
? Section 12.2.?IPv4 Client, IPv6 Server
? Section 12.3.?IPv6 Client, IPv4 Server
? Section 12.4.?IPv6 Address-Testing Macros
? Section 12.5.?Source Code Portability
? Section 12.6.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 13.?Daemon Processes and the inetd
Superserver
? Section 13.1.?Introduction
? Section 13.2.?syslogd Daemon
? Section 13.3.?syslog Function
? Section 13.4.?daemon_init Function
? Section 13.5.?inetd Daemon
? Section 13.6.?daemon_inetd Function
? Section 13.7.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 14.?Advanced I/O Functions
? Section 14.1.?Introduction
? Section 14.2.?Socket Timeouts
? Section 14.3.?recv and send Functions
? Section 14.4.?readv and writev Functions
? Section 14.5.?recvmsg and sendmsg Functions
? Section 14.6.?Ancillary Data
? Section 14.7.?How Much Data Is Queued?
? Section 14.8.?Sockets and Standard I/O
? Section 14.9.?Advanced Polling
? Section 14.10.?Summary
? Exercises
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? ?Chapter 15.?Unix Domain Protocols
? Section 15.1.?Introduction
? Section 15.2.?Unix Domain Socket Address
Structure
? Section 15.3.?socketpair Function
? Section 15.4.?Socket Functions
? Section 15.5.?Unix Domain Stream Client/Server
? Section 15.6.?Unix Domain Datagram Client/Server
? Section 15.7.?Passing Descriptors
? Section 15.8.?Receiving Sender Credentials
? Section 15.9.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 16.?Nonblocking I/O
? Section 16.1.?Introduction
? Section 16.2.?Nonblocking Reads and Writes:
str_cli Function (Revisited)
? Section 16.3.?Nonblocking connect
? Section 16.4.?Nonblocking connect: Daytime
Client
? Section 16.5.?Nonblocking connect: Web Client
? Section 16.6.?Nonblocking accept
? Section 16.7.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 17.?ioctl Operations
? Section 17.1.?Introduction
? Section 17.2.?ioctl Function
? Section 17.3.?Socket Operations
? Section 17.4.?File Operations
? Section 17.5.?Interface Configuration
? Section 17.6.?get_ifi_info Function
? Section 17.7.?Interface Operations
? Section 17.8.?ARP Cache Operations
? Section 17.9.?Routing Table Operations
? Section 17.10.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 18.?Routing Sockets
? Section 18.1.?Introduction
? Section 18.2.?Datalink Socket Address Structure
? Section 18.3.?Reading and Writing
? Section 18.4.?sysctl Operations
? Section 18.5.?get_ifi_info Function
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(Revisited)
? Section 18.6.?Interface Name and Index Functions
? Section 18.7.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 19.?Key Management Sockets
? Section 19.1.?Introduction
? Section 19.2.?Reading and Writing
? Section 19.3.?Dumping the Security Association
Database (SADB)
? Section 19.4.?Creating a Static Security Association
(SA)
? Section 19.5.?Dynamically Maintaining SAs
? Section 19.6.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 20.?Broadcasting
? Section 20.1.?Introduction
? Section 20.2.?Broadcast Addresses
? Section 20.3.?Unicast versus Broadcast
? Section 20.4.?dg_cli Function Using Broadcasting
? Section 20.5.?Race Conditions
? Section 20.6.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 21.?Multicasting
? Section 21.1.?Introduction
? Section 21.2.?Multicast Addresses
? Section 21.3.?Multicasting versus Broadcasting on a
LAN
? Section 21.4.?Multicasting on a WAN
? Section 21.5.?Source-Specific Multicast
? Section 21.6.?Multicast Socket Options
? Section 21.7.?mcast_join and Related Functions
? Section 21.8.?dg_cli Function Using Multicasting
? Section 21.9.?Receiving IP Multicast Infrastructure
Session Announcements
? Section 21.10.?Sending and Receiving
? Section 21.11.?Simple Network Time Protocol
(SNTP)
? Section 21.12.?Summary
? Exercises
? ?Chapter 22.?Advanced UDP Sockets
? Section 22.1.?Introduction
? Section 22.2.?Receiving Flags, Destination IP
Address, and Interface Index
? Section 22.3.?Datagram Truncation
? Section 22.4.?When to Use UDP Instead of TCP
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