I heard servers can keep track of what software/browser accesses them.
I use THttpCli to download files from servers, how can I add this ID
so servers recognize my software?
It is the THttpCli.Agent property.
By default the value is 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; ICS)'
You can change it to whatever
Learned something new, thanks!
Mike
On 1/9/06, Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I heard servers can keep track of what software/browser accesses them.
I use THttpCli to download files from servers, how can I add this ID
so servers recognize my software?
It is the THttpCli.Agent
Francois Piette wrote:
I heard servers can keep track of what software/browser accesses them.
I use THttpCli to download files from servers, how can I add this ID
so servers recognize my software?
It is the THttpCli.Agent property.
By default the value is 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; ICS)'
Just tested the new HttpCli on a remote PC behind a Squid proxy.
Post a stream results in a http statuscode = 0 :-(
Paul
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Thanks for your reply.
I try use TIdhttp it can send with packet 32768 size.
But when I use this Object and HttpCli at the same
time I cannot complier. It seems these two object
cannot use the same time.
--- Francois PIETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED] 說:
Q1:
I set HttpCli1-CtrlSocket-BufSize=32768