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| /*socket send and receive data
@host (string) socket server IP
@post (int) port
@str (string) the data to send
@back 1|0 socket end has data return Return true|false| server-side Data
*/
Function sendsocketmsg ($host, $port, $str, $back =0) {
$socket = Socket_create (af_inet,sock_stream,0);
if ($socket < 0) return false;
$result = @socket_connect ($socket, $host, $port);
if ($result = = false) return false;
socket_write ($socket, $str, strlen ($STR));
if ($back!=0) {
$input = Socket_read ($socket, 1024);
socket_close ($socket);
return $input;
}else{
socket_close ($socket);
return true;
}
} |
The second parameter of the
socker_read Specifies the number of bytes to read, which you can use to limit the size of the data being fetched from the client.
Note: The Socket_read function reads the shell-side data until it meets n,t or characters, which the PHP script regards as the end character of the input.
