Francois,
I wrote the following this morning, to some person making the same/similar
question on using ICS HttpAsy on another Q/A site:
start of copy
The more that this question unfolds, it raises other Questions in my mind.
Are you trying to set up proxies and firewalls for yourself? For some
I am using THTTPCli for link checking and a user reported this problem:
I am getting a few of the following Error: Address already in use (Error
#10048) while doing link checks. Most occurs while checking for the jpg,
pdf, ppt links. I repeated a few times the same batch file and I am getting
a
I set the VCL component size property to 56, but the company on the
other size of my pings sent the log below, and is threatening to turn
off the ability to ping.
Can I be missing something.
Apr 10 7:56:20 initiator (172.16.60.99:0) sent 428120 bytes -- responder
(204.194.125.9:0) sent 428120
Strange: error 10048 normally occurs when listening on a given port.
Error 10048 occurs when you try to reuse a port that is already in use.
Maybe your user is launching your program twice ?
Also, have a look at this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;319502
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Just an idea, maybe it's related. The problem might be a curiosity in
Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed. I have a similar Problem with Palm
OS Development Studio. It's a Java application (based on Eclipse) from which
you can call a external debugger, but the debugger throws the same error.
Strange.
What happend when you use the demo application delivered with ICS ?
You can confirm the large packet size by using a sniffer such as Ethereal (a
link is on my links page).
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- Original Message -
From: Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Redirection? [HTTPCli]
Ok... i got follow redirection Enabled but it doesn't do what i thought
it
should do. I got a
I ran the demo, and the other side said they were 56 bytes. I
downloaded the latest, rebuild the packages, and recompiled my program.
Hopefully this will fix it. Won't know for sure for a couple days.
Thanks for the rapid response!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If i would like to make some exploit, i would use socks, not htttp.
Haha, funniest mailing list post of the year.
Dan
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On 28-Apr-05 07:56:34 Francois Piette wrote:
Maybe a problem with my bad english :-(
If your english is bad, what I must say of my english? ;-)
I read your message twice and don't understand. The changed behaviour you
describe is the curent behaviour.
The point is that actually the username
On 28-Apr-05 18:32:19 Corey Murtagh wrote:
Francois Piette wrote:
Maybe a problem with my bad english :-(
I read your message twice and don't understand. The changed behaviour you
describe is the curent behaviour.
What Maurizio is basically saying is that the component should get the
username
On 24-Apr-05 23:58:10 Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
Hello,
I discovered that the HttpCli authentication has a serious problem.
When both the host and the proxy requiring an authentication then an
endless loop will generated (a sort of ping pong between 407 and 401
status).
Update: the problem appear
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