Sockets manual for Python

[Jonathan Gardner]

Okay folks, here's a reasonable request. Because I can't find a decent 
tutorial on sockets in Python, I want to compile a ton of information on 
python sockets. There is a lot of stuff people need to know about sockets 
and processes and such before they go and write a server, and I wanted to 
try and collect all that information into one place. (man perlipc is a good 
example, but it is too limited).

So, if you have a python tutorial about sockets you have written, send me 
the url. If you have some python code that uses sockets, and you think it 
is useful, send me the code. If you know of someone that already did what I 
am attempting, let me know as well. Or, if you are in the middle of doing 
this as we speak, let me see what you got and what you need.

Don't bother mentioning the stuff that has already been mentioned on the 
list. I am looking at the groups.google.com archives of the list and I am 
pulling up some very useful stuff (including a neat little post by Guido on 
why SO_REUSEADDR isn't set by default!)

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Jonathan Gardner
Software Engineer, CarDomain Networks
(425) 820-2244 x123
gardner at sounddomain.com