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NAME

       connect - initiate a connection on a socket

SYNOPSIS

       #include <network.h>

       int  connect(int  sockfd,  struct sockaddr *serv_addr, int

       addrlen);

DESCRIPTION

       The parameter sockfd is a socket.  If  the  socket  is  of

       type  SOCK_DGRAM,  this call specifies the peer with which

       the socket is to be associated; this address  is  that  to

       which  datagrams are to be sent, and the only address from

       which datagrams are to be received.  If the socket  is  of

       type  SOCK_STREAM, this call attempts to make a connection

       to another socket.   The  other  socket  is  specified  by

       serv_addr, which is an address in the communications space

       of the socket.  Each communications space  interprets  the

       serv_addr  parameter  in  its  own way.  Generally, stream

       sockets may successfully connect only once; datagram sock-

       ets may use connect multiple times to change their associ-

       ation.  Datagram sockets may dissolve the  association  by

       connecting  to an address with the sa_family sockaddr mem-

       ber set to AF_UNSPEC.

RETURN VALUE

       If the connection or binding succeeds, zero  is  returned.

       On  error, -1 is returned, and errno is set appropriately.

ERRORS

       The following are general socket errors only.   There  may

       be other domain-specific error codes.

       EBADF   Bad descriptor.

       ENOTSOCK

               The descriptor is not associated with a socket.

       EISCONN The socket is already connected.

       ECONNREFUSED

               Connection refused at server.

       ETIMEDOUT

               Timeout while attempting connection.

       ENETUNREACH

               Network is unreachable.

       EADDRINUSE

               Address is already in use.

       EINPROGRESS

               The socket is non-blocking and the connection can-

               not  be  completed immediately.  It is possible to

               select(2) or poll(2) for completion  by  selecting

               the  socket  for  writing.  After select indicates

               writability,  use  getsockopt(2)   to   read   the

               SO_ERROR  option  at level SOL_SOCKET to determine

               whether connect completed  successfully  (SO_ERROR

               is zero) or unsuccessfully (SO_ERROR is one of the

               usual error codes  listed  above,  explaining  the

               reason for the failure).

       EALREADY

               The  socket is non-blocking and a previous connec-

               tion attempt has not yet been completed.

       EAFNOSUPPORT

               The passed address didn't have the correct address

               family in its sa_family field.

       EACCES  The  user  tried to connect to a broadcast address

               without having the socket broadcast flag  enabled.