> 1. Is the ICS-SSL working and ready should I decide to get hold of it?
> In other words, it's not in development still and a stable working
> release is available?
ICS is always under development, and probably always will be, as new
features get added. But almost every beta release is stab
Hi Wilfried,
I've already done this. Thank you and Francois and Dod for the responses.
Have fun.
/Ionut
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello Ionut,
>
> Change it like this:
>
> in the main function:
> .
> Rec := PrepareRec(true);
> Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist
Hi ICS,
Like everybody knows I am quite new to ICS.
1. Is the ICS-SSL working and ready should I decide to get hold of it?
In other words, it's not in development still and a stable working
release is available?
2. How much work is it to implement it to work 100%? Code-wize?
Is it wrappe
a responding community to help you on problems. I simply
>> advise anybody to register these components and pay the little fee.
>>
>> albert drent
>> University of Groningen
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> Anyway, I believe it's solved.
OK, so back to work, let's discuss technical topics about ICS components.
Thanks everybody.
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> > "Act of giving in common with others for a common
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> > Yes, I realize ICS is free and SSL-ICS is not free.
> > You actually have very clever strategy, will give you
I think that the fee is fairly reasonable, the quality of these components
are quite good as we have used them to create a propiarity ftps client for
our company. Indi are nice, but the ssl stuff of v10, simply doesn't work,
the forum/newsgroup doesn't reply on ssl isues etc. It's why we went to
Marius,
I see that you have taken SZ's (from Faststream Technologies) comments
to represent the views of the ICS community in general, or the purpose
of Francois Piette's website in particular. I understand your
frustration, as his comments weren't too nice to begin with, and I
apologi
Hello Markus,
> only thing I'm yet unsure is the message processing part, but: another
> day another idea or so the saying goes... ;-)
the only thing that your execute methot has to do is
...
create components
assign event handlers as you have to do with no threads
call message pump unt
Hello Paul,
Correct. And a proxy can only report his own IP...
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Monday, February 6, 2006, 16:15, Paul wrote:
> Hi Wilfried,
> we're behind a proxy, so this won't help much.
> I did't knew y
> I do not understand why people who spend hundreds of dollars for each
> Windows copy hesitate to support a descent effort initiated by me back in
> 2002-2003 and implemented by many volunteers who are ordinary coders just
> like YOU!
"Ordinary"??? Please elaborate.
If my understanding is not fail
Marius van Tubbergh wrote:
> If so I will have to convert back to Indy components.
Indy uses OpenSSL v0.9.6, which is obsolete, v0.9.6 had
some serious security holes.
ICS-SSL uses latest OpenSSL release 0.9.8a.
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>
Hello Francois,
Stupid I am, I thought about this answer two minutes after sending
this mail and leaving work to go back home...
Neverless thanks because now I know it is the good way of simply set
banner empty and then do a first Sending as banner :-)
Regards.
>> I am working on some kin
>> friday afternoon I outlined my new approach.
>> Before implementing it I'd like to know if packing all creating and closing
>> stuff in a dedicated thread (one for all sockets) with a message pump
>> is okay (should work if implemented with some care).
>
> Yes, it is OK. BUT make sure your cod
Marius van Tubbergh wrote:
> Is the SSL source only available to donators?
> Thats what I understand?
>
> If so I will have to convert back to Indy components.
> Actually thought ICS is freeware.
Hello:
ICS-SSL will be donated to the ICS community after a year of exclusive
access to cont
> I am working on some kind of proxy that should send back a dynamic
> banner.
>
> This is simple as the banner property can be set at during client
> socket Create or Connect.
>
> I want that when client connect to proxy, proxy ask something to
> server, get answer from server
I do not understand why people who spend hundreds of dollars for each
Windows copy hesitate to support a descent effort initiated by me back in
2002-2003 and implemented by many volunteers who are ordinary coders just
like YOU! I am not sure what your earning model is but ever thought of
develo
Is the SSL source only available to donators?
Thats what I understand?
If so I will have to convert back to Indy components.
Actually thought ICS is freeware.
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From: "DZ-Jay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 6:44 PM
Subje
Hello,
I am working on some kind of proxy that should send back a dynamic
banner.
This is simple as the banner property can be set at during client
socket Create or Connect.
I want that when client connect to proxy, proxy ask something to
server, get answer from server and s
Hello:
The "HTTPS" protocol is HTTP over SSL. Implementing HTTPS is not a
trivial matter, and it is currently the effort of the ICS-SSL Project,
lead by Francois. For more information on the ICS-SSL effort, visit the
following page:
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/ssl.html
Hi friends,
How can I implement support for the HTTPS protocol using ICS?
I am using Delphi 7.
The error I receive is: " Protocol "https" not implemented EHttpException" and
I assume
if implementing support for HTTPS this will resolve the error.
I am building an application that will download
Hi Wilfried,
we're behind a proxy, so this won't help much.
I did't knew your IP would be changed with an active connection,
but appearently there are some providers that do :-(
I don't think there is much one can do ...
Paul
- Original Message -
From: "Wilfried Mestdagh" <[EMAIL PRO
Hello Paul,
GetLocalAddr, but if the session is going trough a router wich does NAT
you cannot know. You can then only by accessing the router trough his
telnet / html protocol.
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Monday, February
Hello Ionut,
Change it like this:
in the main function:
.
Rec := PrepareRec(true);
Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist;
Rec.count := RecCount;
Send(@Rec, SizeOf(TRec));
Query.Next;
.
in OnDataSent:
..
Hi,
how can I 'catch' a public IP address renewal during a session, file transfer
... ?
Paul
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> friday afternoon I outlined my new approach.
> Before implementing it I'd like to know if packing all creating and closing
> stuff in a dedicated thread (one for all sockets) with a message pump
> is okay (should work if implemented with some care).
Yes, it is OK. BUT make sure your code is exec
You can't call the message pump (ProcessMessages or any other form of it) from
an ICS event handler.
If you do, as you see, the events are reentered. This is not an ICS issue, this
is always the case,
it is simply very visible with fast hardware triggered events such as netwrok
events. A simple
Don't use repeat/until ProcessMessage loop, you don't need it if you manage
sending records thru OnDataSent.
IM> Hi Wilfried,
IM> I've changed the code to this:
IM> in tha main function:
IM> .
IM> Rec := PrepareRec(true);
IM> Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist
Hi Wilfried,
I've changed the code to this:
in tha main function:
.
Rec := PrepareRec(true);
Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist;
Rec.count := RecCount;
Send(@Rec, SizeOf(TRec));
Query.Next;
repeat
Hello,
friday afternoon I outlined my new approach.
Before implementing it I'd like to know if packing all creating and closing
stuff in a dedicated thread (one for all sockets) with a message pump
is okay (should work if implemented with some care). Is it okay now?
Did I understand the concept c
Hello Ionut,
> The code is executed from OnClientDataAvailable of an TWSocketServer.
> When the execution reach the "repeat .. until SentOk", on
> ProcessMessages the code is reentered a second time.
This is normal. When you start looping processmessages then your code
can be reentered because m
>> Slightly OT but has anyone created a spider, crawler, bot - whatever
>> you like to call it using TWSocket?
> If you are asking about web spider then yes I've worked on thing like
> that, but it isn't off topic.
I suppose it depends on what is inferred by a 'spider', but the TMagHttp
compone
Thanks Dod for your quick response. In OnClientDataAvailable there is a
basic command parser, that receives data from the peer ...
/ Ionut Muntean
Dod wrote:
> Don't know but did you "Receive" data before ProcessMessage ?
>
> OnDataAvailable will be triggered until you read received data.
>
>
Don't know but did you "Receive" data before ProcessMessage ?
OnDataAvailable will be triggered until you read received data.
Other thing, you should not do such repeat/until upon Send but better
use OnDataSent event to manage sending next record(s).
IM> Hi,
IM> Please look at the code below.
IM
Hi,
Please look at the code below.
.
.
.
try
try
Query.Open;
OnDataSent := DataWasSent;
// DataWasSent sets "SentOk" to True
while not Query.EOF do
begin
Rec:= PrepareRec(true);
Yes, thats correct. My MediaStreaming Client send a http Get with different
Offsets. For Example >>RANGE bytes=65535-<<
So i open a FileStream, set the Offset with Seek and Assign it to DocStream
like this >>ClientCnx.DocStream :=
TFileStream.Create(AbsFilePath,fmOpenRead);<< and then Call AnswerSt
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