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PHP guru (socket vs firewalls question)
I have 2 scripts.
The first one will be on my server and will be listening for incomming socket connections. The second one, will be a client distributed on multiple server (which I don't know the servers config.). My question is will the firewalls on my clients server block the connection attemp with php fsockopen() ? Thanks. |
no.
that doesn't depend on that. fsockopen is no different than a regular socket. |
Depends on the firewall config. What port is your script listening on?
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12345 right now ... but aren't all unused ports blocked by default ? Dedicated servers will be able to open this port ... but I guess webmasters on virtual servers will find it more difficult to open this port...
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I though a high percentage of servers would be properly proteced by firewalls.
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if your controlling whats listening on that socket, do what you please ;-) Add auth codes and code in your ips or domain lists for auth. Your own type of firewall, just on socket level. :P
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The server end isn't the problem ... I'm wondering if firewall will block outgoing infos when the client connects. |
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