hi
someone threw my attention to the fact that when a someone receives a
mail from him, he also sees his computer name in the headers.
i noticed that in the helo/ehlo command, you send the systemname
which is the localname. and if empty, it uses 127.0.0.1
for security reasons he doesnt want his computer name to be sent
so why not using 127.0.0.1 as a default instead of the computer name?
like this: (blcksock.pas: function TBlockSocket.LocalName: string;
{ Result := synsock.GetHostName;
if Result = '' then}
Result := '127.0.0.1';
in ftpsend.pas: procedure TFTPList.FillRecord(const Value: TFTPListRec);
u have the following:
if Hours <> '' then
begin
mHours := StrToIntDef(Hours, 0);
if HoursModif <> '' then
if Uppercase(HoursModif[1]) = 'P' then
if mHours <> 12 then
mHours := MHours + 12;
end;
there is a bug when it is 12AM
it should be 00 and not 12
so the fix should be:
if Hours <> '' then
begin
mHours := StrToIntDef(Hours, 0);
if HoursModif <> '' then
if Uppercase(HoursModif[1]) = 'P' then
begin
if mHours <> 12 then
mHours := MHours + 12;
end
else if mHours = 12 then mHours := 0;
end;
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