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Date: Tue, 05 Oct 1999 17:31:16 +0200
From: Olivier Marce <Olivier DOT Marce AT ms DOT alcatel DOT Fr>
Organization: Alcatel CRC
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Subject: Raw socket access
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Hello Cygwiners

I'm trying to open a raw socket in a C program compiled in Cygwin, on NT4.0

Unfortunately, the raw socket is accessible only for administrator, not
from users (I get back a "nor owner" error message).

On the other hand, it seems that if I would use winsock function I could 
open a raw socket (it is what I deduced from the  examples
from the very comprehensive Winsock programmer's  FAQ - thanks !)
Am I right ?
If so, how is it possible to use winsock socket functions (WSASocket()) rather
than 
cygwin ones (socket()).
In addition my code must be wrapped as a DLL becauseI want to call these
functions
from Java, as native functions.

My objective is to developp a ICMP Java class.

Thanks a lot for any hints.

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