If you’ve read any tutorials other than the preceding chapter on socket programming, the next example they inevitably include is using socket programming to write your own server. If that’s what you really want to do, go ahead. With what you’ve learned last chapter, it shouldn’t be too hard. Server programming is easy enough to do, but writing a secure server is not. Think twice again before connecting a homemade server to the public Internet. It may take an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters an infinite amount of time to produce the ...
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James R. StricklandRaspberry Pi for Arduino Usershttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3414-3_1010. Serving Pi: Network Servers
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