Project - RUDP

Preferred platform for running the server - Any Linux Machine

Dependencies -

Any C compiler preferably (Gcc)

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Authors | Tien Thanh Bui | Ganapathy Raman Madanagopal |

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Email | ttbu@kth.se | grma@kth.se |

+---------+-----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

The following step can be use to run the RUDP based application

1. The src folder consist of

* Seven C Source files -

event.c getaddr.c rudp.c rudp_process.c sockaddr6.c vs_recv.c vs_send.c

* Eight C header files -

event.c getaddr.c rudp.c rudp_process.c sockaddr6.c vs_recv.c vs_send.c

* Other required files

Makefile - Compile all the sources file and produces two executable files “vs_send”

and “vs_recv”

Compile - Internally calls the Makefile and moves vs_recv into a folder “receiver”.

vs_send.c and vs_recv.c are the application used to send and receive files respectively.

2. If required change the permission of the src folder using the command (chmod 777 -R src).

3. Compile the files using the using the file “./compile” or “sh compile”.

4. On the end receiver

* Go to folder “receiver” and the run the following command

“./vs_recv [-d] port”

where option -d to enable debugging

port to open the port for receiving the data.

5. Note: Always start the receiver before sender.

6. On Sender, to send the files to all the receivers, run the following command

“vs_send [-d] host1:port1 [host2:port2] ... file1 [file2]...”

where option -d to enable debugging

host1, host2... denotes the IPv4 address of the receivers.

port1, port2… denotes the ports of the receiver respectively.

For IPv6 address use, place IPv6 address inside the square brackets,

i.e “./vs_send ipv4_address1:port [IPv6_address2:port2] file1 file2”

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Project - RUDP

Preferred platform for running the server - Any Linux Machine

Dependencies -

Any C compiler preferably (Gcc)

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Authors | Tien Thanh Bui | Ganapathy Raman Madanagopal |

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Email | ttbu@kth.se | grma@kth.se |

+---------+-----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

The following step can be use to run the RUDP based application

1. The src folder consist of

* Seven C Source files -

event.c getaddr.c rudp.c rudp_process.c sockaddr6.c vs_recv.c vs_send.c

* Eight C header files -

event.c getaddr.c rudp.c rudp_process.c sockaddr6.c vs_recv.c vs_send.c

* Other required files

Makefile - Compile all the sources file and produces two executable files “vs_send”

and “vs_recv”

Compile - Internally calls the Makefile and moves vs_recv into a folder “receiver”.

vs_send.c and vs_recv.c are the application used to send and receive files respectively.

2. If required change the permission of the src folder using the command (chmod 777 -R src).

3. Compile the files using the using the file “./compile” or “sh compile”.

4. On the end receiver

* Go to folder “receiver” and the run the following command

“./vs_recv [-d] port”

where option -d to enable debugging

port to open the port for receiving the data.

5. Note: Always start the receiver before sender.

6. On Sender, to send the files to all the receivers, run the following command

“vs_send [-d] host1:port1 [host2:port2] ... file1 [file2]...”

where option -d to enable debugging

host1, host2... denotes the IPv4 address of the receivers.

port1, port2… denotes the ports of the receiver respectively.

For IPv6 address use, place IPv6 address inside the square brackets,

i.e “./vs_send ipv4_address1:port [IPv6_address2:port2] file1 file2”

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