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On Sunday 16 February 2003 18:51, Michel Arboi wrote:
> Tan Herng Hsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > hmm...am I correct to say that the "Quick socks proxy checking" checkbox
> > toggles socks proxy checking on and off?
>
> No. A SOCKS proxy should answer with an error when it receives the
> "GET" request.
> When "quick SOCKS..." is on, find_service just relies on this error to
> detect SOCKS proxies.
> If it is off, it sends real SOCKS requests to unknown services, in
> case they are proxies.
>
> However, this is one of my bad ideas and I think that "quick socks..."
> should be removed - and permanently set to "on".
>
> Or maybe we should have a general preference for find_service?
> "really try hard to find some services" ?

Ahh...I see!...I really had a hard time reading the find_service code trying 
to understand what that option does! Thanks alot Michel!

Just another question if you don't mind, "Network connection timeout" sets the 
threshold for declaring a timeout for a connection and "Wrapped service read 
timeout" sets the time limit before declaring a service a blocked. But I 
don't quite understand the "Network read/write timeout" part. Could you 
clarify that or perhaps refer me to any info regarding it?


Thank you for your kind attention
Tan Herng Hsi
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