I think multicast has some kind of connection to the multicast group. It
make sense to me that no connection is a problem for that connection to the
group. But I have no real experience.
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Hello all,
I have a server that works like a port forwarder to an HTTP
proxy. IE connects to my server, and my server forward traffics
to a remove HTTP proxy. It works well most of the times but
occasionally IE gets corrupt data. To debug this, I wrote
a dummy client that sends 50 concurrent GET r
Should it be possible to start listening on a socket when the network
adaptor is not connected, specifically a multicast address? In my case
this is a wireless adaptor out of range.
I'm using UDP multicasting with 225.1.55.55, and unless the adaptor is
connected I get an 'address not availab
I'm using the FTPTST demo and am having a problem with uploading a file. I
have a zip file on my system that is 1.21 MB (1,271,701 bytes). When I click
CONNECT and then PUT in the demo program I get the output below. The numbers
look great on this end but if I go to the server it shows me that the
> You probably forgot to call TypeSet after setting binary/text mode.
Yup, about 2 minutes after I sent this message out I figured that out.
Thanks!
Harold
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