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Week 12 Lab 2
Abdullah Muhammad
** All parts have been labeled as well as worded for what is worked on under them. In this lab, timeServer and timeClient C programs were implemented and compiled to run in my terminal. The port # was originally given but then was
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{cslinux1:~} ls
abc.txt first.txt lab3 scriptForNew w4l1 Week05Lab2 week11Lab1
a.out hello Makefile script.sh w5l1 week07Lab1 Week12Lab1
apue hello(2).c newproject short w5l2 week07Lab2 week12Lab2
cat.txt hello(3).c new.txt typescript w6l1 week08Lab01 Week4Lab1
ch4lab1 hello.c perl5 Untitled.txt w7l1 week08Lab02 week4lab2
ch4lab2 hey practice w10l1 w7l2 week09Lab01 week5lab1
data.txt hey.txt public_html w10l2 Week05Lab1 week09Lab02 welcome.c
days lab1 pwd w11l1 Week05Lab12 week10Lab1 welcome.h
dog lab2 sample.txt w12l2 Week05Lab13 week10Lab2 welcome.h.gch
{cslinux1:~} cd week12Lab2
{cslinux1:~/week12Lab2} ls
Client0 Client1.c Client3 Server0.c Server2.c timeClient1
Client0.c Client2 Client3.c Server1 Server3 timeServer1
Client1 Client2.c Server0 Server1.c Server3.c
{cslinux1:~/week12Lab2} ./Client3
Usage: ./Client3 <ip> <port>
{cslinux1:~/week12Lab2} ./Server3
Usage: ./Server3 <port> <time>
{cslinux1:~/week12Lab2} ./Server3 34875 10
** The server uses port# 34875 to listen with 10 seconds for alarm **
** The server will be terminated after 10 seconds of inactivity **
Sat Dec 2 18:57:22 CST 2023
cslinux1.utdallas.edu
axm210331
PID TTY TIME CMD
16121 pts/9 00:00:00 bash
16682 pts/9 00:00:00 Server3
16683 pts/9 00:00:00 sh
16687 pts/9 00:00:00 ps
total 816
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 8848 Nov 15 19:27 Client0
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1842 Nov 15 19:26 Client0.c
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 8848 Nov 15 19:39 Client1
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1896 Nov 15 19:39 Client1.c
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 13128 Nov 16 13:39 Client2
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1726 Nov 15 19:44 Client2.c
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 13128 Nov 15 20:00 Client3
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1788 Nov 15 20:00 Client3.c
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 9008 Nov 15 19:27 Server0
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1066 Nov 15 19:26 Server0.c
-rwx--x--x 1 axm210331 se 9008 Nov 15 19:39 Server1
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1131 Nov 15 19:39 Server1.c
-rw------- 1 axm210331 se 1230 Nov 15 19:44 Server2.c
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