Hi. Im just wondering how you can change the receive buffer size, possibly
by using so_rcvbuf? Im using TWsocket and didnt see anything mentioning the
receive buffer size in the code so I take it it's using the system default
tcp window size for your OS? I would like to make the buffer
As far as I remember, I added code in ICS-V6 for that purpose. I haven't it
at hand to verify if it was just an idea or if I really implemented it.
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Hello Ampersand,
TCP framing window let make the receiving buffer grow when needed. You
dont need to touch it (I dont think you can but I'm not sure).
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Thursday, October 26, 2006, 09:26,
Perhaps modifying the registry would help? (I guess so)
On 10/26/06, Wilfried Mestdagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Ampersand,
TCP framing window let make the receiving buffer grow when needed. You
dont need to touch it (I dont think you can but I'm not sure).
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Francois PIETTE wrote:
Searching MSDN for SIO_GET_INTERFACE_LIST report a few hits. But
WSAIoctl doesn't lit it !
Thanks I'll investigate more in this, my idea was to incude an
utility function something like IsSameSubnet(IP: TInAddr): Boolean in
WSocket.pas provided that it must not use
Maybe creating a new OverbyteIcsWinsock2.pas file with all stuff specific to
winsock2 would be a good idea ?
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Francois Piette wrote:
Maybe creating a new OverbyteIcsWinsock2.pas file with all stuff
specific to winsock2 would be a good idea ?
Yeah, something for the ToDo list. Currently I just want a simple and
fast check whether a peer address is in the subnet in a FTP server I'm
currently working on.
I believe for common tasks that would require many developers to do
the same thing, there should be common code in the component set.
Thinking otherwise is not productive.
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On Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:33 +0100 (BST), Angus Robertson - Magenta
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Currently I just want a simple and fast check whether a peer
address is in the subnet in a FTP server I'm currently working on.
The simple solution is to create an event with a true/false response,
and let the application do the hard work. The
OK, but why loading additional libraries when the same can be
achieved by using winsock2?
WSAIoctl/SIO_GET_INTERFACE_LIST should work even in W95
It's new development, you wanted a simple solution. Winsock2 is an
additional library, just a different additional library to IpHlpApi.
I believe for common tasks that would require many developers to do
the same thing, there should be common code in the component set.
Thinking otherwise is not productive.
Rubbish. This passive IP NAT stuff is hardly common, otherwise this
mailing list would be full of requests for it.
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
OK, but why loading additional libraries when the same can be
achieved by using winsock2?
WSAIoctl/SIO_GET_INTERFACE_LIST should work even in W95
Winsock2 is an additional library, just a different additional
library to IpHlpApi.
Not realy since
I checked ICS-V6 source code. What I have done is query the winsock buffer
size for sending and for receiving and store it in two variable
FSocketRcvBufSize and FSocketSndBufSize. My idea was to provide a property
with those values with a setter allowing to change it. I haven't implemented
the
Hello Wilfried,
thank you, i need the source to be working because i need a tunneling
app with easy to change target ip adress.
btw, inside the app source code is no reference to
WSocketServer.LastError,
It seems to happen inside the core Socket code.
WM Hello retnyg,
WM Maybe SocketSpy code
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