I was wondering how to, using C, find out what port a client is currently listening to. ie, I want to know what the source port is, not the destination port.
Thanks in advance!
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I was wondering how to, using C, find out what port a client is currently listening to. ie, I want to know what the source port is, not the destination port.
Thanks in advance!
The socket address structure should be filled-in by the connect() system-call. Check it after a successful return from that call.