It is my router that is causing the problem. I plugged my cable modem
directly into the computer and I can connect to as many as I want now.
I guess I just need to play around with the router settings. It's a
linksys wrt54g; if anyone knows what I need to change to fix it.
Thanks for your help.
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You were right, the error is 10060 which is a timeout. It got me
thinking that it wasn't the programs fault. My program is an IRC
client of sorts and I'm trying to get it to connect to many networks.
So I started mIRC and I was getting the same error when trying to
connect, a connection timeout. Bu
Hello Matthew,
You can start sending in OnSessionConnected, but only if there is no
error code. Probably OnSessionConnected is fired with an errorcode,
please check this because it will lead to the real error. Same thing in
all other events. If there is an error at least log it.
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Rgds, Wilfrie
Sorry if I screw this up, first time asking a question on here.
I have a program that uses a list of WSocket objects, and I have alot
of them. I setup each one and try to connect all at once, the first 10
or so will connect and the rest give me "socket is not connected
(#10057 in Send)". So I stop
