Do you can bind a python server socket to an public ip
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Certainly! In Python, you can create a server socket and bind it to a specific IP address, including a public IP. Below is a tutorial on how to create a simple Python server using sockets and bind it to a public IP address. Please note that for this example, I’ll use the socket module, and you need to have the necessary permissions to bind to the chosen IP address.
Make sure to replace ‘your_public_ip’ with the actual public IP address you want to use. Also, ensure that your firewall allows traffic on the chosen port (e.g., 12345 in the example).
Save the code in a file (e.g., server.py) and run it using Python. The server will bind to the specified public IP and listen for incoming connections on the specified port. Keep in mind that binding to a public IP might require administrative/root privileges, and you should be cautious about opening ports on your machine, especially on a public network.
Remember that in a real-world scenario, you might want to handle client connections in separate threads or processes, implement error handling, and potentially use a more robust framework for building networked applications.
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