Hello Roland, > Yes. It's called a timeout. If you want to simulate a slow server, > you can send small pieces of the payload, for example a single byte, > every few milliseconds. Then the connection should not time out. Thanks a lot - I received the log-files today and you seem to be right - the proxy cuts the connection off exectly every 50ms. Can this really be true, I mean why should a proxy be configured with a 50ms timeout? I wonder how browsing can work with these strict values...
Thanks a lot for your suggestion - I'll try a workarround sending 1byte every 10ms ... maybe this will help. Sad that this kills my not-busy-waiting approach ;) Thanks a lot, lg Clemens 2007/7/29, Roland Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Clemens Eisserer wrote: > > Since it works without proxy and I also can fetch ordinary html-files > > using exactly the same code over proxy I guess the proxy does kill my > > request because no data is traveling home for too long time. > > > > Could this be true? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
