Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
Hello,
someone has made some test with the fixed version of the HttpCli
component that Francois put in his web page?
Any feedback is needed (negative or positive) to evaluate if this
version is reliable or not.
Many tests done through proxies with different autenticati
Do i need to use critical sections when i'm calling TWSocket.Send ?
Into my application, sometimes i might send automated messages( for
example per 2 minute ) and sometimes i can send a text message. But if
both of them would call the TWSocket.Send at the same time ? Should i
manage this condition
Hello,
I have some reports and experience that there is a problem with non-ascii
characters in folder names--not with files. Here is the report I got:
The characters [EMAIL PROTECTED] turns out to be 80¤éÀô¹C?/A>. ATV
[EMAIL PROTECTED] turns out to be ATV ²Ä¤Q?/A>.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] turns ou
Melinda Bellei wrote:
> Do i need to use critical sections when i'm calling TWSocket.Send ?
> Into my application, sometimes i might send automated messages( for
> example per 2 minute ) and sometimes i can send a text message. But if
> both of them would call the TWSocket.Send at the same time ? S
Hi All,
I use THttpCli and the Get() command to download a simple txt file which I
parse to see if there is a new version etc.
This appears to work correctly for most people.
The other day I got a report of my software shutting down by itself without
any warning or indication and after some i
Hello Bob,
> I just tested with my IE the http://132.163.4.102:13 and the
> http://132.163.4.102:14 and both respond with a time line.
> But neither of these work with the ICS demo's.
These time servers does not do HTTP protocol. Better do this with just
TWSocket.
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Rgds, Wilfried
http://www.m
Hello Melinda,
You must call .Send in the thread context that the TWSocket is created
in.
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Rgds, Wilfried
http://www.mestdagh.biz
Friday, May 27, 2005, 12:56, Melinda Bellei wrote:
> Do i need to use critical sections when i'm calling TWSocket.Send ?
> Into my application, sometimes i might
> Or is there a known issue with secure tunnels ?
> Something I should be aware of ?
It should be transparent. If not, maybe it is bugged.
You should ask what product is used for building the "secure tunnel". I use
CheckPoint VPN frequently and have really no problem.
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Scrive zayin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> If you are sending the command you can bind to a NIC.
>
> If you are not binding, then the address of the NIC can be a clue as to
> which one will be used.
What I need is to know which connection will be used for a specific ip address
to read the ass
SSHTunnelClient by Delight software.
Does this ring a bell ?
- Original Message -
From: "Francois PIETTE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Issue with "secure tunnel" ??
Or is there a known issue with secure tun
On 26-May-05 18:00:21 Bob Herbst wrote:
>Maurizio,
>I am supposed to receive a time statement that the one line reads something
>like this:
>'53516 05-05-26 05:53:52 50 0 0 754.9 UTC(NIST)'
>This is a coded time statement that I parse and use to reset my computer's
>time. That is all that is t
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