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I'm having a problem converting an application that uses
TCP-IP to run under OSI.  I'm using SunNet OSI version 7.
I can open a socket but I can't bind it.  I always get
the following error:

    NSEL (0) is already in use => errno: 48

I'm following one their examples.  Some C code follows.

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	.
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/* Get socket */
if (sd = socket(AF_OSI, SOCK_DGRAM, OSIPROTO_IND) < 0 ) 
{
	perror("socket");
	exit(1);
}

/* Get NSEL from OSI address */

len = OSI_SAP_LEN(&my_addr, OSI_NSAP);
addr = OSI_SAP_ADDR(&my_addr, OSI_NSAP);
nsel = addr[len-1];

/* Set up adddresses and bind to the socket with src. */

if (bind(sd, (struct sockaddr *)&nsel, sizeof(nsel)) < 0 ) 
{
	printf("%s:\tNSEL (%d) is already in use => errno: %d\n",
		me, nsel, errno);
	close(sd);
	exit(1);
}
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	.
	.

my_addr already contain the right ISO address of the computer.
I didn't set-up the system, so, I'm not sure if the isoentities
file need to be modify.  Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks.

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