Hi Arno and others! Some of the heavy work load I experienced a while ago has decreased a bit so I thought that I should take the opportunity to thank You ALL that tried to help me.
At the end the solution for me was to use another smtp component. Sorry about that. (As a request by Francois Piette I'm not going to mention it by name in this news group.) Even if it is like You say Arno, that the problem is not originating from ICS it is still toghether with the SmtpCli component the problem appears. This makes it impossible to use the SmtpCli component knowing that users might not be able to use our application under certain _normal_ circumstances (like in our test case with a new Dell laptop). We can not tell our users that they have to uninstall other softwares just to be able to send emails from our application. Even if it is not a bug in ICS code or design the fact remains: Other smtp components out there works just fine under the same circumstances. So that was why I was forced to take that path. But once again: Thank You all for the help! You are doing a wonderful job! Best Regards Henrik Arno Garrels wrote: > The problem is *not a bug in ICS*. Instead another process > injects and executes its own, buggy code in the process space > of the ICS-application. Detoured.dll is used for hooking API > calls. The hooking application is the culprit! > That must not be a virus or trojan but may be any other > application/service or security suite as well. -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
