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However, a quick check of stackoverflow.com and some memory of a socket option called SO_REUSEADDR turns up gold. If I use that, I can bind several processes to the same UDP port, and they will all receive any message arriving on that port. http://zguide.zeromq.org/page:all#Multiple-Nodes-on-One-Device
I don't think this is how SO_REUSEADDR works. It will not allows you to run multiple nodes on the same machine while binding to the broadcast address. You will get the same EADDRINUSE error.
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I don't think this is how SO_REUSEADDR works. It will not allows you to run multiple nodes on the same machine while binding to the broadcast address. You will get the same EADDRINUSE error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: