Hello Udvari,
TWSocketServer does not handle UDP, only TCP.
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Thursday, March 17, 2005, 16:28, Udvari Andrs Lszl wrote:
Hi List,
I wrote a little client-server application, which measures UDP
datagram transfer speed. The server is using
Hello,
detecting whether they are using either a proxy or router
Should i ask them at setup or is it detectable?
There is a lot detectable but nothing is 100% safe. Check IPhelper on
overbyte.be which has lots on board.
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Friday, March 18, 2005,
Hello Andy,
First of all, you dont need threads if you wants to have multiple
connections. All go in main thread also. Could be that you need a thread
or many, but certainly not for this reason.
If the encryption of the data is a lenghty operation then it can maybe
in your database class. This
Hello Robert,
If the server does not give you the length, then it is impossible to
know.
ps: please dont reply on a thread if you start a new topic. Many people
will not see your question if they use an email reader that sort on
topic and when they dont follow the topic. I only saw it by
Hello Mice,
I'm working on a ftpclient. If it is possible with FTPCLI I want to add a
feature to setup the maximal downloadspeed
Several aproach are possible. One aproach is to create FtpCli in a
thread and use throttling code you can find on
http://www.smatters.com/ics
Other aproach are to
Hello Mice,
Application.ProcessMessages;
Sleep(x);
Bad idea :(
Pumping messages will have your event re-entered and thus produce
unpredicable results. If you wants to do that then you have to write a
mechanism to prevent it.
It is mutch better to use the MsgWait function, as I
Hello Ann,
Sorry I was incomplete :(
What will happen when someone will change the system time?
Then you are in trouble :(
What does (TDataTime - TDataTime) return? miliseconds?
From the top of my head:
var
BeginTime: TDateTime;
EndTime: TDateTime;
begin
AllocConsole; // open a
Hello Ann,
in On requestDone:
THttpCli(Sender).RcvdStream
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Sunday, April 17, 2005, 22:10, Ann wrote:
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Hello Arno,
I recall that we had a discussion in this list a while ago, but there seems
to be nothing in FAQ yet.
I have a lot of saved mails to put in the FAQ. Maybe I recalled some of
them. Need to find some time soon to upgrade FAQ. Will drop a message as
always when done.
I just wonder
Hello Markus,
You can use the messagepump of one of the TWSocket you creeate. Be sure
to set MultiThreaded to True; You have to create all components IN
Execute method of the thrad, assigne all events, and then just call the
messagepump of 1 of the components. Dont forget to destroy all
Hello Markus,
If you call the message pump, then depending on who called your code,
your function can be re-entered. For example if the caller himself comes
from the messagepump then it can be calling again if message in queue.
Most of the time pumping messages in code is a bad idea and should
Hello Bjørnar,
Is the code really running in thread-context?
Good point. He has to check (but I alrady think I mentioned this) that
MultiThreaded is set to True.
Try GetCurrentThreadId to check current thread context.
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Hello Markus,
For the receiving part I did this (the contents of tthread execute):
udp.MessageLoop;
Are you very sure this is exacly what you want ? MessageLoop will
pump messages, but will actually stay there until a WM_QUIT is received.
If you dont watch carefully you will end up with a
Hello Markus,
I know that this is bad design, but that is used only for testing the dll
Later it will be replaced by another dll which really will be event driven
First of all, writing event driven is in fact more simple that
sequentional programming if you are used to do it. Secondly you are
Hello Guillaume,
they're just control headers to trace
I think, if it is to show the email date, you have a 'Date' header.
You right, I dont need them. Only the 'Date:' header to let display the
datetime in mail reader. I want to make the headers as minimal as
possible.
Do I need the
Hello Nik,
I was in between 2 smaller projects so I taked the time to download
again. Seems nice, only I could not test the application since you
listen on a specific IP address instead of '0.0.0.0'.
So I opened project, ignored all components I do not have, removed the
units I do not have and
Hello Piotr,
If you're using US-ASCII, consider using Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit.
Yes at the moment. But later there will be mails with French and maybe
German characters in it. So I assume I need the:
'Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable'
Am I right here ?
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Hello Dod,
For UDP you can use same TWSocket. Remember that the protocol is not
reliable by design and that you have to be prepared of lost packets (or
double, or out of order, even corrupt).
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Thursday, May 12, 2005, 09:39, Dod wrote:
Hello,
Small
Hi,
So, there are many remaining TIME_WAIT sockets on apache.
The program that does the closing will have the TIME-WAIT state for a
while. This is normal and the way windows work. There is a registy key
somewhere where you can shorten that time.
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Hello Guillaume,
On my site you find a simple class to include in your GUI program so
that the same EXE can run as normal GUI and also as NT service without
any change.
Advantage is that the service can make a tray icon when user log in, and
if you click on it the service can popup his main
Hello Jack,
Can you show your OnDataAvailable handler ?
Eventually download SocketSpy from 'user made' page and 'hang' it
between client and server. Then you see exacly what is sent by server.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2005, 20:48, Jack wrote:
Hello
Hello Bruno,
I just downloaded the demo from Francois, and tryed the server on 3
different machines (NT, W2K, XP), and every time connected with the 3
machines with IE (different versions) to the server/bruno.html. Works
every time here.
Also I have a several project with the HttpSrv without
communications, like an antivirus.
The only questions that remain are: why does this happen only with
virtual
pages and not with documents? Why does this happen only with IE and not
with
FireFox?
Bruno
On 22/5/2005 13:05:52, Wilfried Mestdagh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello Bruno,
I just
Hello Bruno,
But there is also one other thing, and this I could not track, maybe it's
some setting in the server: the connection remains open after you do the
if ((FVersion = 'HTTP/1.0') and
(CompareText(FRequestConnection, 'keep-alive') 0)) or { Jack }
Hello Maurizio,
if you outbound a tcp session the client machine will follow his route
table to reach the destination machine. you can check this out with
'route print' command. on user made page there is IPHelper whitch let
you do all these things from within Delphi.
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Hello Wesley,
If I have LineMode off, that means I have to
either 1) look for a terminator or 2) accept x many bytes and then act
on the information I have so far, correct?
yes
Again, as I've seen in archive here before, what happens if my
information gets processed in two batches
Hello Peter,
this confirms my reply I did an hour ago or so. One program wrote to
files (written in VB), and other program (written in Delphi) was reading
corrupted text. The text was always corrupted in the first bytes and
here and there also. Most part was OK. And the log's of the VB program
Hello Dave,
From the top of my head, in the TService's Execute method:
while not Terminated do
ServiceThread.ProcessRequests(True);
There is also 1 or 2 NT service examples coming with ICS. Also you can
use a normal GUI also as service. I have a little class for it you can
download from my
Hello Patrick,
TSyncSmtpCli is discouraged to use because it is very old and therefore
not really supported anymore.Use TSmspCli instead.
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Hello,
To send a mail and ask a receive notification, witch one is common used,
I find these 2 but they confuse me a little because I think they mean
more or less the same:
Disposition-Notification-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Return-Receipt-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello Frank,
e.g. when the lan-cable is taken out.
the client detects the disconnect
It will detect when it try to send something, in most cases it will NOT
detect anything. Thats the nature of TCP. As Arno stated you have to
maintain keep alive packets in your protocol if you want to be
Hello Patrick,
to see what goes wrong. However in the Pascal unit the Watch and
Debug - Inspect features of the C++ Builder IDE are not workable.
I'm not 100% sure, but I thought you dan step trough pascal units with
cbuilder. Try to delete the SmtpProt.obj and SmtpProt.dcu files (maybe
only
Hello Patrick,
BTW, the mail can be sent out by ignoring the error. Calling the
exe out of the IDE does not have error
at all.
This is very strange. It looks to me a CBulder IDE bug. Can someone
confirm this ?
I have no CBuilder installed at the moment, but is there someone who can
step
Hi Andy,
What Angus do is an approach, but indeed as he claim, it can get a
expencieve, specially when the vehicles are in other countries.
You also have to be aware that another vehicle can connect with an IP
address of a 'loosed' vehicle, so then you have on your server 3
connections with same
socket. If that queue is full a connecting client gets a winsock error
(I forgot the error number).
I think it is the normal 10061 (connection refused). A whell behaving
client should do at least a certain count of retrys.
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Hello Frank,
the client has the event OnChangeState but the server have nothing like
this for the client-connection-lost (not disconnect).
There is no event for a looze connection. If you pull out the network
cable from the client, then both server and client will stay connected,
because to
Hello Frank,
its right, that have i trying, too. but this recognizes only normal
disconnect and fires an AccessViolation. ;
As I have explained in at least 2 other replys, a disconnect is a packet
sent to the socket. If no packet can be send because for example the
network cable is pulled out,
Hello Frank,
Strange...
I will try to do a test case this weekend for you.
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Friday, July 1, 2005, 16:20, Frank Wunderlich wrote:
Wilfried Mestdagh schrieb:
Hello Frank,
the client has the event OnChangeState but the server have nothing like
Hello Moacir,
Well, i´m seeing this kind of question so many times... and you people
answering it again and again... nothing agains our´s friends whoe question,
Yes you right. I will save this mails to edit an article in the FAQ !
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Friday, July 1,
Hello Dmitry,
I called MimeDec::DecodeFile() with attached file as argument,
Attachments are stripped of in this mailing list. Please upload it
somewere then it can be tested by some people.
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Hello Simon,
the problem that modal forms cause - ie they stop message
processing and hence socket I/O.
A modal form dont stop any message processing, nor socket I/O.
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Hello Nicholas,
In fact it is LineMode that does that for you. You only need a character
there that is not in the data (or a character sequence). Other approach
is to send packets with fixed length, or have a byte / word / dword in
beginning of packet with the size, this can be binary if it is
Hello Menno,
To troubleshoot these steps to follow (not nececarly in sequence):
1. ping the host, if reply then route is ok
2. telnet to the host, if connect then TWSocket connect also
3. very importand: What's the winsock error ?
Because this will tell you what exacly is wrong etablishing the
Hello Wesley,
Next time please write down at least the winsock error :)
In this case you have 10048 witch means that the address already in use
(by your other instance of your program).
address + port is exclusive (in fact it is proto + address + port).
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Hello Menno,
As for the Telnet experiment: the controller that is on
the other end of the line only supports TCP/IP; it's not a PC or
I meant not to communicate with the other end, just to see if connection
can be etablished from that machine to the device.
back to 8. The only error that
Hello,
the ip, if it is ip it should give me host, but it does not, it works
only with hosts
Not exacly. If you call it with IP then DNSLookupDone is just called
immediatly with the IP address. Only if you pass it a hostname then a
DNS lookup is done in background and OnDNSLookupDone is called
Hello,
the MAIL FROM: ... or in Smtp client FromName, what is original meaning
of it? I have tryed with several SMTP servers and I can fill in
whatever I want, it is always accepted, and for the mail reader only the
headers are used.
Or could it be that some SMTP servers have a list with valid
Hello Wesley,
TWSocket can connect and listen, but not the same siultanously. Use
TWSocketServer for Server and TWSocket for client. Eventually you can
derrive your TWSocketclass from TWSocketClient, and use this class for
client, and assigne this same class to TWSocketServer. This way you have
Hello Äìèòðèé,
You have to do next action in OnRequestDone. TPop3Cli is asynchronous
doing the work in background while your application can go on with other
things to do. Just do a switch (RqType) in the requestdone for the next
action. No need for all that sequentinal progrmming :)
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Hello Brian,
The folder where the file is in a registry key. It is mentioned once a
while in this group. Eventually try the searchable archive.
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Friday, August 12, 2005, 19:04, brian wrote:
You are right. I tried to run the ftp server demo as a normal
Hello,
socket709.connect;
socket709.sendstr(#13);
TWSocket is async. When you call connect; then it will execute in
background and your program can do other things. Later when the
connection is etablished OnSessionConnected is fired. If there is no
winsock error (See Error argument),
Hello Igor,
My TCP communication isn't line oriented.
Then how are is the data constructed ? If it has no END character, then
there must be something else like:
- a count byte/word/dword
- fixed size
- a byte with the type of packet
- ...
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Monday,
Hello Igor,
Make a record with same structure in your receiver. Give it the same
address as the pointer where you receive data to (with a ReadPtr and
WritePtr). Set a flag if you have recieved = 8 bytes, then you know the
length to receive. Allocate enough memory and reallocate if nececary,
leve
Hello Tom,
I do not want multithreading. I assume that each connection is a thread,
no?
No it is not. ICS components are running in the thread they are created
in, also the sockets. This is because non blocking is used.
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Hello Tom,
To try to debug you can make the document as short as possilbe (only
some minimum of text and only 1 small image). Also you can try to make
the connection trough SocketSpy, then you can see the data sent by the
server and eventually make diagnositics out of it. If you dont get wise
on
Hello Francois,
Strange after all these years I did not check the AHostName before
calling DNSLookup for the first time :)
Anyway there is something I wonder. First exception is raised, then
TriggerDnsLookupDone is called with the right argument, however because
the exception it is never called,
Hello Angus,
This is a useless discussion.
Only because you don't agree with your customers, and free helpers.
For your convenience, you want to inconvience others.
In fact it is useless, but please keep on reading! Part is that pro and
not pro developpers are discussed but not circumstances.
Hello Juan,
This can explain wy you loose data. UDP is fast but not realble. If you
dont want to loose data then you have to use TCP.
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Friday, August 19, 2005, 16:11, Juan Pablo Franco wrote:
Hi Guillaume,
I am using Tsocket UDP because I need
Hello Juan,
If I use TCP, the time is over. I need transfer important data in little time.
Ok. If it is not importand to loose data (you can ask server to transfer
it later) because real time is more importand then you have to use UDP,
but if speed is importand then read on.
For the packets
Hello Juan,
If I use TCP, the time is over. I need transfer important data in little time.
As Guillaume and others already stated:
the main problem with UDP is that you know you have sent, but you never
know *what* has been received - unless you have established a heavy
protocol which
Hello John,
If you connect to a server, then the server accept the connection into a
local port which is different from the listening port. This is how
winsock works, because the Listening port stay listening.
this cannot be different because if the same port should be used for
data transfer
Hello Jan,
I think you better use the async methods then you never will have sutch
problems. If you use sync then you have to take all that into account
because the code is looping whilst waiting for a result.
If you want to stay sync then call the Abort method, but I dont know if
you should
Hello Snake,
You are typecasting the server as your clientclass instead of the
client. It should be:
procedure TFrmTest.ServClientConnect(Sender: TObject; Client: TWSocketClient;
Error: Word);
begin
// TWSockClient(Sender).MyEvent := Test; // wrong
TWSockClient(Client).MyEvent := Test; //
Hello Dan,
I've had a look at the smatters throttling code but I think it needs your
socket code to be in a separate thread.
Yes you right, the code from Davie is for use in a thread.
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Hello David,
slap me if this question has been answered 100 times already :)
No only 95 times so no problem :)
BTW the program from Alex as per reply of Darin runs very fine. I never
checked the code, but use it for lots of tests and developments :)
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Hello,
If I want to reply on a mail and I want to have that the receiver of the
reply has the possibility to display in same thread like many mail
readers do, do I have to use the 'References' header or 'In-Reply-To'
header ?
It seems that both are sometime used, eg I see a thread here started
is that different mailers use different systems, so you
should consider as many as you can. One last thing you must consider
is for those mailers (very common!) who do not even include any
reference to the original, except the subject Re: origina_subject.
dZ.
On Aug 30, 2005, at 04:23, Wilfried
Hello David,
Is that the correct logic for it all?
yes it is correct.
I have tried a number of different ways of doing this, but each way
doesn't seem to have reliable communications.
Should be very reliable. If you can provide some more detail of what the
problem is, then we all very glad
time every time. However, after the first transaction, the
client cannot connect again event though I finished the transaction with
-Close.
Any ideas?
Source code attached (Borland C++ Builder).
Dave
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello David,
You have a class TTcpSrvClient, whitch
Hello David,
Glad it works for you now :)
and not by me. I wasn't expecting this data Welcome to TcpSrv so
You can switch this off if you want. Just before you call Listen you do:
Srv.Banner := '';
isn't sent until the buffers were full.
TWSocketOptions( ) wsoTcpNoDelay;
Not needed.
Hello Shekar,
- The CPU time is that a normal load, or is this only after the server
has stopped listening ?
- Interesting info also is the amount / used non paged memory
- and amount / used pool
- do you have code in server's OnBGException ?
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Friday,
Hello Shekar,
I suggest following for a 24/7 server:
1. in OnBGException set CanClose to True
2. in OnSessionClosed post a message to custom message handler that set
it to Listen again.
And meanwile log all and also the winsock error if any. This way your
server will stay running while it
Hello Igor,
The error gets mostly when I
obtain three or more asking in one frame.
I dont understeand this. Do you mean you call more than 1 time Receive
method in OnDataAvailable ? Because you only should call it one time.
When I didn't write a procedure
for OnError
Dont use OnError.
Hello,
I'm writing an MDOT server. For who is concerned: MDOT is the protocol
used for tunneling MPAK packets over TCP connections. MPAK is the format
used for MOBITEX wich is a packet switched radio network.
MDOT has some usefull things on board to send/receive binairy data over
TCP and
Hello Adrian,
Yes, ICS does not create threads. If you have bloking code then you can
eventually execute it in a thread, but for the communication it is not
needed.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2005, 00:57, adrian spinetta wrote:
are you sure? if 10 user
Hello Francois,
Why not sending ACK yourself above TCP ?
Because I did not designed MDOT protocol :(
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Hello Angus,
You could use the raw socket monitoring component I wrote to watch
the TCP packets for the response, to avoid using a timeout.
http://www.magsys.co.uk/download/software/monsock1.zip
Good idea. Will try it out !
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Hello Igor,
Receive can return 0 or -1. If so then just exit the event and dont
care. Yes it is normally closed or error, but in this case the 10035
TWSocket take care of it. You never have to call LastError because
TWSocket have Error code in each event.
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Hello Francois,
10053 is connection aborted. I guess Norton is listening on all
ports and abort the connections he
is configured to deny.
Yes I think so too. I think this is totally wrong, most other firewalls
give a 10060 (timeout) whitch is also wrong, but at least is gives a TCP
connection
Hello Francois,
Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
Is IMAP also used to send emails ? I have the problem that M$ Echange
complains it will not relay, but sending with outlook to same
destination it works. So probably this is the reason...
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all the code in the thread execute part?
Thanks in advance,
Jacco
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Hello Jacco,
There is no difference if you wants to do in a thread if all your code
is thread safe, and you need a message pump in the thread.
The most easy way
Hello Sebastien,
Clicking right or left in the browser has nothing to do with the proxy.
But I dont understeand, if you click right on an URL then there is no
navigation, but a popup menu ?
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Thursday, September 22, 2005, 23:36, Sebastien MAHIEUX wrote:
Hello Igor,
I dont think there are variables moved to private section because that
should break backward compatibility.
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Monday, September 26, 2005, 19:49, Igor Pokorny wrote:
Hello friends,
Back to the history...
I tried today to get running Sven
Hello,
I need to add in a special SMTP server some headers in special mails, so
that users can easy classify them with rules in their email reader.
I see that many programs add headers and all are prceided with X-, like:
X-Text-Classification: normal
X-POPFile-Link:
Hello Jack,
What is the offending line of code ?
I looked into the source and there is no exception starting with
'bgException' !
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 20:20, Jack wrote:
Hello Francois and all,
I have a TCP client application that runs
Hello Jack,
That's actually a print out of my BgException event handler :)
I understeand it now that I read all mails on this topic :)
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Hello Robert,
If I understeand whell it seems that you receive a particular packet
double ? This is impossible with TCP.
First of all check if it is the sender or the receiver that fails. You
can easy check this with SocketSpy where you can log the traffic between
them.
If it is receiver, I
Hello Robert,
I have, not only in the server, in the client also.
And the logs show that the client has sent the right
message (the 98th), the server has got it as the 98th
message, but it contains exactly the 97th.
So there is something wrong between the point where the client log it
and
Hello Robert,
But i suspect maybe there is something 'wrong' in
server's message pump (i am using ics messageloop).
It is very basic, cannot go mutch wrong with it. I hope it is only
called in the Execute method of your thread ?
Other question: what is exactly 'IsClient' do?
Sorry I dont
Hello,
1. using a sniffer (look for Ethereal) check for what is sent through
Or SocketSpy (user made).
No need. I think this is mainly due to some protocol requirements, not
Or some email header. Some companies are 100% relying on their spam
filters, specially the ones who have spam filters
Hello sz,
SocketSpy will show the sent/received data. You can see it in hex-ascii
if click right and choose debug or something. As Francois say,
messageBox will stop at first null, but you can use WriteLn, it does
not.
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Thursday, October 6, 2005, 10:01,
Hello Werner,
The component itself will take about 2 KB of memory. A listening socket
(is a socket in rest) will take about 4 KB (nonpaged) memory. A data
socket (if a client is connected) around 8 KB (nonpaged) because it is
sending and receiving.
As for other recources like CPU load etc, it is
Hello Werner,
You always need a listening socket to accept inbound connections. When a
client connect you accept/dup the client to a data socket. Server stay
listening. You can use a normal TWSocket as server and handle the
creation of data sockets, but then you are just re-inventing
Hello,
Is it possible to find a local domain without a DNS server ?
I give example:
I have written (with ICS of course :) an SMTP server but difference is
that there are not email clients connect to but mobile GSM. The SMS
mail server runs on a particular machine, and that IP address is added
Hello Francois,
The problem is an MX query problem, isn't it ?
Yes. Until now I delivered the server only to customars who have their
own DNS server. I tell them to add an entry in the hosts file of the
machine of their mail server with the IP address of my server pointing
to the new domain,
Hello SubZ,
If you need to use domains in a LAN with no DNS server, you can try dynamic
DNS providers such as dyndns.org or no-ip.com. These can point a virtual IP
to a dynamic DNS.
But not MX record to a private IP :( Their forms just does not accept
it.
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Hello Arno,
Forget it, it is shareware.
Could not find a freeware one also.
I really thought this would be a sooo simple to solve problem :(
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Hello Francois,
I would say: install a DNS server. There are free one.
Thanks, I think this is only solution. Thanks to all for advice .
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Hello Eric,
Check out DnsQuery component, I think that's what you need.
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Saturday, October 15, 2005, 23:47, Eric Montréal wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to find the DNS server associated with a domain name.
One way to go would be to do a full
Hello Jack,
I was just editing this faq whitch could answer one of your questions:
[Author]
Marco van de Voort
[Email]
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[Answer] Since there seem to be quite some confusion about the extend of
fixes FPC needs, I made a ICS/FPC status page, that explains the needed
changes,
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