On 01/03/2014 08:18 AM, Wolfgang Haupt wrote: >>> I guess my problem is that the connection where I get the first GET >>> request is still sending data, while the Mediaplayer is requesting >>> another range of data. This is usually OK if the client can >>> establish the connections, because it just uses a new connection for >>> the second (and all following) GETs. >> Well, that should be no problem, unless you've limited the number of >> connections per IP (which you can do in MHD) to a number that is too >> small for your client. MHD can easily handle thousands of concurrent >> requests. > If I have called MHD_add_connection only once and used > |MHD_USE_NO_LISTEN_SOCKET then I have only 1 connection for my client, > right?
Yes. > So this is definitely wrong usage, I guess? Yes, now you might be able to call 'add_connection' again somehow, but again the challenge is building this kind of reverse TCP connection to a client that expects things to work differently ;-). Happy hacking! Christian
