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From: Mike Eggleston <mikee@sys8.wfc.com>
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Subject: How to write a socketpair(2)?
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I'm stuck on sco at work and want to use amanda as the backup
software.  The problem is that I need to have socketpair(2) on the
server side to talk to the drivers and tapers, etc.  How to I write
the equivalent of socketpair(2)?  I don't have unix domain sockets and
I haven't been able to get it to work right.

Anyone have any ideas or code?

mike