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Date: 10/31/00
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IR>> You cannot use fread or fwrite and yes I know they are binary safe.
Why you cannot?
IR>> http://php4bug.directoryinfo.net/udp.php I changed the example
IR>> to use fread and fwrite and you'll see it just hangs. :(
Well, I'm unable to get there neither yesterday nor today. Can you post
short code example on the list? It works for me all right.
Anyway, fgets is *NOT* supposed to be binary safe, and it can not - just
think about it a bit. How can function that requires certain characters as
it's data stream delimiters be binary-safe?
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