Thanks for that Piotr
Indeed it is nil. Obviously I done understand the order of firing of
events.
I followed the example (I think!) and created the stream in DocBegin,
used it RequestDone and freed it in DocEnd - which seems logical but in
debugging I see that DocEnd comes before RequestDone.
Hello!
>[..]
> procedure TSplashForm.HttpCliDocEnd(Sender: TObject);
> begin
> if HttpCli.RcvdStream <> nil then begin
> HttpCli.RcvdStream.Free;
> HttpCli.RcvdStream := nil;
> end;
> end;
>
> procedure TSplashForm.HttpCliRequestDone(Sender: TObject;
> RqType: THttpRequest; ErrCo
Hi
I'm trying to download a program version number from a website using
HttpCli and getting an AV where marked " AV" in the code below.
My code is based in the HttpTst demo program, adapted (and stuffed up!)
for my needs.
I looks like this:-
procedure TSplashForm.FormCreate(Sender: TObj
Fastream Technologies wrote:
> I am still curious whtehr there is a way to increase the timeout for
> the connection handshake--possibly in registry.
OpenSSL and the registry makes no sense to me?
> I won't implement
> session caching because it is not realistic to assume same clients
> accessin
Take a look at this url:
http://lbwiki.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_in_SSL_TPS_Performance%3F
I believe we need to satisfy 100Mbps with hardware accelerator hardware
support for OpenSSL utilized. Only THEN, we would be a real world-class
solution. Currently, local-to-local, öur reverse proxy does
I am still curious whtehr there is a way to increase the timeout for the
connection handshake--possibly in registry. I won't implement session
caching because it is not realistic to assume same clients accessing the
server--you wrote that client and server both must support for session
caching. I w
Fastream Technologies wrote:
> I can see on my Vista x64 the reverse proxy drops SSL connections
> with our web stress tester:
I can produce plenty of "dropped" entries against the SslWebserver
demo as well on both ports. The more clients and threads are setup
in the testapp the more refused conne
Hello,
I can see on my Vista x64 the reverse proxy drops SSL connections with our
web stress tester:
http://www.fastream.com/WebStressTester.zip
but not sure why. With plain HTTP, it works with no dropping. Could you guys
repeat the same tests there against your ICS SSL servers? For some reason,
Hello Arno,
The customer still complains with 0.9.8i! Due to PCI-compliance, they must
disable SSLv2 and that part works. The strange things are,
- only https port stalls
- no fatal issue--service could shut down gracefully
- 3 drops in 24 hours
HTH,
SZ
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:56 PM, Arno Garr
