Module rusl::network

Functions

• accept_inet
  Accept a new tcp-connection and set flags on the new connection’s Fd Accepted flags are 0, SOCK_NONBLOCK an SOCK_CLOEXEC See Linux documentation for more details
• accept_unix
  Accept a new unix-connection and set flags on the new connection’s Fd Accepted flags are 0, SOCK_NONBLOCK an SOCK_CLOEXEC See Linux documentation for more details
• bind_inet
  Bind the tcp-socket with the fd sock_fd to the address socket_address See the Linux documentation for details Similar to connect but on the ‘server’-side
• bind_unix
  Bind the unix-socket with the fd sock_fd to the address socket_address See the Linux documentation for details Similar to connect but on the ‘server’-side
• connect_inet
  Connect the tcp-socket with the fd sock_fd to the address socket_address See the Linux documentation for details Similar to bind but on the ‘client’-side
• connect_unix
  Connect the unix-socket with the fd sock_fd to the address socket_address See the Linux documentation for details Similar to bind but on the ‘client’-side
• get_inet_sock_name
  Get the socket name of the provided Inet socket Fd. See Linux docs for details
• get_unix_sock_name
  Get the socket name of the provided Unix socket Fd. See Linux docs for details
• listen
  Marks a socket as passive and allows it to accept incoming connection requests See Linux documentation for more details
• recvmsg
  Read a message from a socket, crate::unistd::read should be prefered if not expecting to receive fds. See linux docs for details
• sendmsg
  Send a message on a socket, crate::unistd::write should be prefered if not sending fds. See linux docs for details
• socket
  Create a socket with the specified Domain, SocketType, and protocol See linux docs for details