Hello Wilfried!
I've downloaded the Your zip file (if you have more test files further on,
you can send them directly to me if it is easier for you).
Here are the results from the Swedish jury :-)
Best Regards
Henrik
On a computer where the component error is not showing:
> (second time. Host=smtp.bredband.net)
> 00C83960 DNS Lookup for smtp.bredband.net
> Freeze/Hang but possible to move window
Honestly, it looks like the sort of TCP/IP issues I
used to experience when using Win95: at times, an
exception during a network transaction would "crash"
the TCP/IP
Hello Henrik,
So it hangs in the TWSocket.DNSLookup, and OnDNSLookupDone is never
fired. You could try also by filling in the IP address of the smtp
server instead of the host name. Probably it will not hang anymore.
But as DZ mentioned, this is pure winsock call. So it is really winsock
that han
Hi again Wilfried and thank You for Your endurance!
I'm sorry to say that using the IP address doesn't do the trick. A
difference is that no log entry is made at all the second time connecting
before the application hangs.
Since I really appreciate Your effort Wilfried I reinstalled the TCP stack
Hello Henrik,
> use the same test with Indy everything works fine! What is ICS doing that
> none of the other smtp components or applications are not?
Indy and many others use blocking calls to winsock while ICS uses the
non blocking calls.
I suggest you keep on using the ForceLoadWinsock to kee
Hi again Wilfried!
The other computer where the example application hangs also has an Intel
Dual Core CPU and Win XP.
(According to Arno he had tested the example procedure we have been talking
about on a computer with Intel Dual Core and XP without any problems. I
don't know if he really got the
> One thing that troubles me is that smtp-components from other vendors
works
> fine also on the computers where ICS gets into trouble.
> What is ICS doing that none of the other smtp components or applications
are not?
Dynamically load/unload WinSock when needed ?
Contribute to the SSL Effort. V
Hi,
apparently I haven't enabled SSL for data transfers, only for the
initial connection and FTP commands. Some servers refuse data transfer,
saying that SSL is required, although an SSL connection has been set
up successfully.
Where/how do I enable secure transfers for data? I am using
TSslFtp
Hi Francois!
Yes, perhaps You're right - It could be an error in the Winsock load/unload
of ICS.
Best Regards
Henrik
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Hello Henrik,
> It could be an error in the Winsock load/unload of ICS.
Or a windows bug for the dynamically load / unload. Or a winsock
bug because of the dual cpu. Or some combination.
The latter is easy to test. Put in boot.ini:
/NUMPROC=1
or
/ONECPU
and reboot.
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Rgds, Wilfried [TeamICS]
Henrik wrote:
> (According to Arno he had tested the example procedure we have been
> talking
> about on a computer with Intel Dual Core and XP without any problems.
Correct.
> since he continued to talk about external issues... :-)
Correct, since we cannot be sure that you tried everything
y
> apparently I haven't enabled SSL for data transfers, only for the
> initial connection and FTP commands. Some servers refuse data transfer,
> saying that SSL is required, although an SSL connection has been set
> up successfully.
You should post your ICS-SSL questions to the ICS-SSL dedicated ma
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