Re: [twsocket] Does ICS support ...

2005-10-17 Thread Francois Piette
> I have a few questions about what ICS supports and doesn't support: > > - Does ICS support Linux (Kylix)? > There are a few versions of ICS for various versions of Kylix. > I'm not sure how well ICS works on Linux. I remember seeing > some discussions regarding the different mechanism of si

[twsocket] Linker Errors When Installing ICS under BCB6

2005-10-17 Thread Ed Reinhardt
Hello everybody, Has anyone found a solution to the linker errors during installation under BCB6? I am using the latest ICS installation package from overbyte. I am using BCB6 pro build 10.166 (update 4). After choosing "Build..." everything built with no errors, but then a dialog appeare

[twsocket] Does ICS support ...

2005-10-17 Thread Jack
Hello all, I have a few questions about what ICS supports and doesn't support: - Does ICS support Linux (Kylix)? There are a few versions of ICS for various versions of Kylix. I'm not sure how well ICS works on Linux. I remember seeing some discussions regarding the different mechanism of s

Re: [twsocket] Finding the DNS server for a domain.

2005-10-17 Thread Arno Garrels
Eric Montréal wrote: > Wilfried Mestdagh wrote: > >> Hello Eric, >> >> Check out DnsQuery component, I think that's what you need. >> >> >> > I looked at tDnsQuery, but this part of DNS is still some kind of > mysterious art to me ... > > The component gives me the IP for a domain, but, I ha

Re: [twsocket] Finding the DNS server for a domain.

2005-10-17 Thread Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
> >Check out DnsQuery component, I think that's what you need. > Can it be done and how ? This is a very simple MX lookup I wrote a long time ago, it fills two arrays with a list of SMTP servers for the domain and their priority, you are supposed to try the lowest numbered preference server firs

Re: [twsocket] Finding the DNS server for a domain.

2005-10-17 Thread Eric Montréal
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote: >Hello Eric, > >Check out DnsQuery component, I think that's what you need. > > > I looked at tDnsQuery, but this part of DNS is still some kind of mysterious art to me ... The component gives me the IP for a domain, but, I have no idea how to use it to get the DNS s