Hello, everybody!
Back in 2004 we have held here, on the twsockets mailing list, a discussion
regarding a possibility of implementing a general automaton capable of
handling almost any communication protocol using its BNF description.
I started to work on this idea in a short time after the discu
Not exactly what I said ;-)
I said that irrespective to what RFC could imply, some sites intentionally
use redirection to the same location, and the site (server) should normally
prevent endless looping. If it's not, than indeed a client should protect itself
- whether it is implemented in HttpP
Hi, Angus,
I'm not sure if it's valid, but it is used by server-side scripts for assigning
some cookies and reloading the same page under new conditions:
Location: /
It's up to the site to prevent looping.
Stan
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What is the servers you are trying to connect to? Microsoft products often use
abortion as a preferred method for disconnecting, i.e. they don't use graceful
close. As for the reason why the servers decided to disconnect - this is another
question. Suppose, some restriction on a number of concurre
Hi, everybody!
I need to implement a kind of HTTP content filter for an end-user PC.
The easiest way is probably using a proxy like GpHTTPProxy. But it's a little
bit
difficult to integrate the proxy into all existing browsers and ensure that it
is not
switched off by unathorized user. Another
change the license if required .
Maybe Stanislav will take the lead on this component ?
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Hello everybody,
In the past some people have posted messages here exposing their interest in
a HTTP-proxy. They tried to use the GpHTTPProxy component, but it has one
critical bug with persistent connections.
Now it seems that I managed to fix the bug using the proprietary sources
provided
by
of what you need.
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Full URL decode (unescape)
Have a look at OverbyteIcsUrl unit.
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From: "Stanislav"
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Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 12:07 AM
Subject: [twsocket] Full URL decode (
e can code such things in our applications
on our own, but why doesn't HTTP server component (or IcsUrl)
provide unescaping, if it provides escaping? If I overlooked it,
please, point me out the place where to look at.
Best wishes,
Stanislav.
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I could show an example, but it's not necessary, I think.
For a large period the mean values approximate to the weights.
But I'd like to have a short time smooth distribution.
Thanks in advance.
Best wishes,
Stanislav Korotky.
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The same monitor monitors the proxy ;-). If the proxy or a backend server
goes offline, the monitor restarts them remotely via an agent.
A shadow proxy may be available, ready to jump in.
Fortunately, we managed to implement very stable proxy and monitor,
so they fail perhaps once in a year for a
ello,
Yes actually we need it for our reverse proxy. But web servers would also
benefit from that, wouldn't they?
Regards,
SZ
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Stanislav wrote:
Hello,
Don't you think that reverse-proxy is sufficient for that purposes, with no
need
to modify server
Hello,
Don't you think that reverse-proxy is sufficient for that purposes, with no need
to modify servers themselves? Failover facilities should be external to
a server, imho, because they may fail if they are embedded into a server
which undergoes a failure.
Best wishes,
Stanislav Ko
15 second download on my Telewest cable modem, when
>it's upgraded to 10 megs next month
This is not a matter of time but money ;-). If I would download all 10Mb+
files which seem to be useful but not certainly, I would pay a lot $ for things
which normally can be replaced with tremendo
gt;A sniffer peek data packet on the network cable without interfering with
>applications. It works at
>the NDIS driver level, asking the driver to receive a copy of each packet
>sent/received.
>
Best wishes,
Stanislav Korotky,
Russia, Moscow, CET +02:00
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ow I'm stumbled. Does anyone know a socket spy which intersepts
socket flow on the winsock.dll level and does not require an application
to be reconfigured to be traced? The only one I know is SocketSpy (ss.zip),
which does not run under Win98, but this is essential in my case.
Best wishes,
es for testing).
Now I can't investigate the matter, alas.
Best wishes,
Stanislav Korotky,
Russia, Moscow, CET +02:00
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f any
kind which could lead to similiar symptoms (taking into account that
they disclose themselves in such a negligible, infrequent manner)?
Best wishes,
Stanislav Korotky,
Russia, Moscow, CET +02:00
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Hello All!
Is it possible to determine current DNS address used by a system
if DNS is obtained automatically, that is DNS is not written into
the registry?
Best wishes,
Stanislav Korotky,
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of buffers and crossreferences between packets).
Perhaps, the TWSocket's Pause method does also suit well.
I think it will give better overall performance then threads.
Best wishes,
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