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In message: <BAY1-F161CeEFRoaZX200037ace@hotmail.com>
            "DANDY King" <dandyking_18@hotmail.com> writes:
: while((nread = read(fd,buff,BUFFSIZE)) >0)
: 		send(sockfd,buff,nread,0);
: 
: in server same data should receive.
: but some time i am receiveing full and some time 90% only

Get a copy of Stevens.  It describes this in detail.  Breifly, TCP
doesn't preserve record boundaries.  The quirks of Linux and Windows
are beyond the scope of this list, however.

Warner