Are these errors caused by Active 4D (i.e. Active 4D trying to use a badly
configured system) ?
No way! You actually would suspect Active4D before WINDOWS?
Seems to me the admin found and fixed the problem. It had everything to do with the network configuration.
Could something like this cause Active 4D to leak (not release) memory and
therefore ultimately "strangle" 4D Server ?
Nope. Active4D doesn't deal directly with TCP/IP. It just gets a hunk of text (the request) and returns a hunk of bytes in response. No networking involved.
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