multithread daemon server using imutex and c++

Introduction Phase 1: This challenge consists of two phases. In the first phase you will construct a simple network server. The next phase will consists of convincing multiple such servers to work together. Read the document com- pletely before starting any coding; everything in the document is part of the specification and it is your responsibility to ensure that you have implemented the whole server as specified. The challenge is set up so that it gives you the opportunity to showcase your skills at system program- ming in a POSIX1 environment. Indeed, you must implement the server as a UNIX service (“daemon”) and you further must use the POSIX API provided by the UNIX standard C library. Therefore your server must be written in C or C++. Phase2: (the most challenging part) We are now ready to implement a replicated database management system. Since we have it already we will use the bulletin board file as our database. This file is now kept replicated (and synchronized) on multiple servers. Each server receive a list of the other servers that are participating in the synchronization. This is the list peers as specified in the configuration file and/or on the command line (see Setion 3.1). Each element in the list consists of a host name and a port number. In addition, each server listens on port sp for incoming requests for synchronization.