Hello,
I use default settings (UDP).
I will try to check it in TCP mode.
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Hello,
I have the following problem with the TFTPServer component:
I have a client which tries to send a file to the server but it cancels the
connection just before the server has received the whole file and then the
server issues a 10057 error.
After that the server still thinks that the clien
Are you using TCP or UDP protocol ?
UDP is unreliable by design but faster. With UDP, you query or its answer
may be lost.
It is also possible that the target DNS server is overflowed.
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Hello,
I notice strange problem:
I use TDNSQuery for resolving MX servers for e-mail addresses.
Time to time TDNSQuery may return empty result (ResponseANCount==0) for
domain.
But next time for SAME domain it may return MX servers (ResponseANCount>0)
Why fist time ResponseANCount is zero but
Try disabling your thread sleeping (the thread that reads from the
StringList). Does your stringlist get all the the requests? i.e. is
TWSocket receiving them and your code parsing and putting them in the list
correctly?
Dan
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You can rely on the NTLM message size. You can retrieve the message partly,
write it to the context struct bytewise and when the full message is
received process it and do the next step. That should be better than
Receive().
SZ wrote:
Because the 401 response could be sent before the POST data i
Because the 401 response could be sent before the POST data is fully here.
The same applies to all POST routines--you cannot simply rely on packet
boundaries--this is TCP! Here is my approach:
int ToPost = toBePostedDataLen - postedDataLen;
if(ToPost > 8192)
ToPost = 8192;
int Len = Receive(p
> Do critical sections work in the same
> thread or only for different threads?
Critical section work only for different threads.
> The receiver puts incomming bytes into a ringbuffer with a greater size
> than the buffer where TWSocket.receive puts the data in in the first
> place. Then it check
