> > If FastMM doesn't report any leak, then the increase probably result
> > from memory fragmentation.
>
> I think FastMM solved the memory-fragmention-problem of the old Delphi
> memory manager. That's at least my expierence in applications where
> GetMem/FreeMem is called frequently (several tho
Miguel Cañas wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I have another question about heavy traffic behavior.
>> TWsocketServer does not see the close socket event in time and I see
>> a lot of connections in my server machine that are already close in
>> the client. Looks like if my service did not process the event in
Hi
I have another question about heavy traffic behavior. TWsocketServer does
not see the close socket event in time and I see a lot of connections in my
server machine that are already close in the client. Looks like if my
service did not process the event in time. I am missing something ? Th
Paul wrote:
> Hi Arno,
>
> i don't see any reason why i can't have a clent in the main thread
> and one in a seperate thread working together with the dll's.
>
> This would mean that 2 applications wouldn't be able to use the same
> SSL-dll's also
OpenSsl is thread safe as long as we provide the
Paul wrote:
> I'm using V5 with this application.
> I don't have this unit
Then you don't use latest source!
It's included in IcsSslSrcV5g.zip, just downloaded and verified.
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>
> Paul
>
>
> - Original Message
Hi Arno,
i don't see any reason why i can't have a clent in the main thread and one
in a seperate thread working together with the dll's.
This would mean that 2 applications wouldn't be able to use the same
SSL-dll's also
Paul
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I'm using V5 with this application.
I don't have this unit
Paul
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Memory leaks
> Paul wrote:
>>> BTW: Are you using (OverbyteIcs)SslThr
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> Paul wrote:
>>> BTW: Are you using (OverbyteIcs)SslThrdLock.pas which is a Must when
>>> running OpenSSL multi-threaded?
Paul wrote:
>> BTW: Are you using (OverbyteIcs)SslThrdLock.pas which is a Must when
>> running OpenSSL multi-threaded?
>
>
> No, how to use it ?
It's described in the unit header.
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>
> Paul
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> BTW: Are you using (OverbyteIcs)SslThrdLock.pas which is a Must when
> running OpenSSL multi-threaded?
No, how to use it ?
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Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When my program is running (sending a stream about each second with
> SslHttpCli), I see the memory useage in the taskmanager increasing
> continuous.
May be cached SSL sessions are the reason?
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Francois PIETTE wrote:
> If FastMM doesn't report any leak, then the increase probably result
> from memory fragmentation.
I think FastMM solved the memory-fragmention-problem of the old Delphi
memory manager. That's at least my expierence in applications where
GetMem/FreeMem is called frequently
Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When my program is running (sending a stream about each second with
> SslHttpCli), I see the memory useage in the taskmanager increasing
> continuous.
> The SslHttpCli is running in a seperate thread.
> FastMM doesn't report any memory leaks, except for a string(20 bytes)
> A
> Just to clarify, these are directories that I KNOW exist - I'm doing a
> recursive download from an FTP site. How would you recommend I recover
> from
> a failed CWD command?
I can't recommand anything before knowing the exact error.
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> Just to clarify, these are directories that I KNOW exist - I'm doing a
> recursive download from an FTP site. How would you recommend I recover from
> a failed CWD command?
That doesn't mean that you are allowed to access these directories. If CWD
fails, there's a reason for that, usually on
I'm not sure, but the code I posted up seems to work?
I had an issue where, basically, a CWD command would fail when changing
between directories that are 3 or 4 layers deep. For some reason the code I
posted works most of the time (don't ask me why), but like I said it still
occasionally fail
If FastMM doesn't report any leak, then the increase probably result from
memory fragmentation.
It is also possible that memory allocation are done in global objects (I
don't know which one) which a freeed at program exist and nevertheless "eat"
more and more memory.
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> I've been having some issues with FTPClient where sometimes, on some
> servers, it would fail to change the working directory (thanks to whoever
> pointed that out btw)
What is the error returned by the server or the component ?
Knowing the error would help solving the problem.
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Hi,
When my program is running (sending a stream about each second with
SslHttpCli), I see the memory useage in the taskmanager increasing
continuous.
The SslHttpCli is running in a seperate thread.
FastMM doesn't report any memory leaks, except for a string(20 bytes)
AssumeMultiThreaded is enab
On Oct 8, 2006, at 06:42, rick cusimano wrote:
> I've been having some issues with FTPClient where sometimes, on some
> servers, it would fail to change the working directory (thanks to
> whoever
> pointed that out btw)
Perhaps its a permission issue? If so, you won't be able to change to
that
Rick,
if CWD fails, why do you expect it could work if you just try it again?
-gunnar
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From: "rick cusimano" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 12:42 PM
Subject: [twsocket] How to handle a failed CWD with FTPClient...
> Hi,
>
> I've been having
Hi,
I've been having some issues with FTPClient where sometimes, on some
servers, it would fail to change the working directory (thanks to whoever
pointed that out btw)
I've been trying to change the code to test for this and I thought I had it
cracked, but its still not quite right.
This is
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