How to use gethostbyname_r in linux

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How to use gethostbyname_r in linux

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提问by harry

I am currently using thread unsafe gethostbynameversion which is very easy to use. You pass the hostname and it returns me the address structure. Looks like in MT environment, this version is crashing my application so trying to replace it with gethostbyname_r. Finding it very difficult to google a sample usage or any good documentation.

I am currently using thread unsafe gethostbynameversion which is very easy to use. You pass the hostname and it returns me the address structure. Looks like in MT environment, this version is crashing my application so trying to replace it with gethostbyname_r. Finding it very difficult to google a sample usage or any good documentation.

Has anybody used this gethostbyname_rmethod ? any ideas ? How to use it and how to handle its error conditions if any.

Has anybody used this gethostbyname_rmethod ? any ideas ? How to use it and how to handle its error conditions if any.

采纳答案by cnicutar

The function is using a temporary buffer supplied by the caller. The trick is to handle the ERANGEerror.

The function is using a temporary buffer supplied by the caller. The trick is to handle the ERANGEerror.

int rc, err;
char *str_host;
struct hostent hbuf;
struct hostent *result;

while ((rc = gethostbyname_r(str_host, &hbuf, buf, len, &result, &err)) == ERANGE) {
    /* expand buf */
    len *= 2;
    void *tmp = realloc(buf, buflen);
    if (NULL == tmp) {
        free(buf);
        perror("realloc");
    }else{
        buf = tmp;
    }
}

if (0 != rc || NULL == result) {
    perror("gethostbyname");
}

EDIT

EDIT

In light of recent comments I guess what you really want is getaddrinfo.

In light of recent comments I guess what you really want is getaddrinfo.