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Closed 10 years ago.
I need to get up and running quickly with a MT TCP server implemented in C#, as a proof of concept. I am looking for an open source implementation of such a multi-threaded TCP server in C#.
I came across this link, but it is almost a decade old!. I can't seem to find anything more recent. Is anyone aware of a more recent implementation of a MT TCP server?
There is a relatively complete sample of a highly scaleable TCP server at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.sockets.socketasynceventargs.aspx.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am new to SharpPcap and I am confused. How can I use it for enabling and disabling internet connection using C#, is there any built in functions for this purpose?
Are there any tutorials available for SharpPcap?
SharpPcap, and the lower level libraries libpcap/winpcap, are designed to observe and capture network packets. They don't have the ability to alter packets before they are transmitted, or to block incoming packets (such as a firewall might do).
There may be a way to disable network adapters or networking via c#, a quick serach on google turned up this page, but this functionality isn't something SharpPcap or other capture libraries are involved in.
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Currently writing a C# application it should do backups using GIT in the background.
I'm looking for projects or examples to do that without showing any GUI or bash shell..
When searching cross by GitSharp - https://github.com/henon/GitSharp.
It seems close to what I've looked for yet it isn't active.. (see the pull req')
Would like to get recommendations for open source projects or source code to do that.
libgit2sharp are C# bindings for libgit2, which the official GitHub for Windows client uses. They should be decent.
Try ngit, it have better codebase but no decent docs
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I want to add a function in my C# program that can synchronize the time between linux and windows, is there any way to do this?
One solution is to run an ntp server on the Linux server (many distributions either include one or make it easy to install), then use some sort of NTP client from within your program. One approach to the .NET side is here, but instead of using a public time server, you would want to use the address of the Linux server.
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I want to create a client/server application using C#, and my application must have the ability to deal with time one time passwords, meaning that my server can authenticate a client after a (TOTP) entry.
I searched over the internet for any example that might be close to something like this or thing but coudln't find anything at all.
Do you happen to have an idea about implementing TOTP, even if its not the same situation I have in here , I just need someone to give me some clues.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm looking for a set of library in C# that could help me develop a web based voice chat app. I would prefer to avoid using Flash or Silverlight if i can.
From searching the internet i found WebRTC, libjingle, FreeSwitch, Asterisk could possibly provide what i need, but none is written for C#.
Could someone point me to the right direction ?