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Kim Vue
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Must my program on the server end be running in order for me to make requests on the client end?
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Short answer: yes.
Longer answer: either your server program must be listening, or some other program (like the UNIX "inetd") that will launch your program as soon as a request comes in on a given port must be listening instead.
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