In the last ICS-Beta, there is a new component (TWSocketThrdServer) and a new
sample application
(ThrdSrvV3). The new component is a multithreaded TWSocketServer. This is
probably what you need.
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Currently, to add some custom commands to the TFtpServer, there're only
two possibilities:
- use the OnClientCommand event
- override the TFtpServer and override the TriggerClientCommand
Those two possibilities had the same problem: we have to put exactly
(approximately) the same code as the
- why two declarations? (may be for SSL but it seems not)
It is because of SSL, there are more commands.
- why 5? while it seems there're only two new commands for SSL (AUTH
and PROT) which are not added to the FCmdTable with AddCommand
(at least in TFtpServer)
Can not recall exactly
It is because of SSL, there are more commands.
how are they added to the FCmdTable? using AddCommand or with direct
access to FCmdTable?
(I do not have the SSL source code)
- why 5? while it seems there're only two new commands for SSL (AUTH
and PROT) which are not added to the
- why 5? while it seems there're only two new commands for SSL (AUTH
and PROT) which are not added to the FCmdTable with AddCommand
(at least in TFtpServer)
Can not recall exactly why I added that comment, except without adding
five the array was too much. It could be the component
Hi dear group,
I like ask kindly if somebody has done a ICS wrapper over StreamSec
components, they are freeware in 2.1 version and appear cool.
Something as:
TTLSClientSocket = class(TWSocket)
private
FTLS: TStreamSECClass that do ciphering;
protected
public
constructor
Roberto Della Pasqua wrote:
Hi dear group,
I like ask kindly if somebody has done a ICS wrapper over StreamSec
components, they are freeware in 2.1 version and appear cool.
Forget this (my two Euro cents) and wait for ICS-SSL.
Or contribute to the SSL Effort.
Visit:
Except that using TList complicates the code unnecessarily since the
memory needs to be freed at some point, and it will lead to more changes
in the source code, that need to be properly tested, all so we can
continue to support compilers obsoleted six years ago.
The changes needed seems
Roberto Della Pasqua wrote:
But are you rewroting from scratch AES, SHA implementation in Delphi?
No, ICS-SSL uses OpenSsl.
SSL is far more then just a cipher suite.
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Why not use an already done excellent library,
I don't like OpenSSL, slow and bad exception mechanism (imho is good in unix
like environments where 1 user space process is lightweight and usually
1socket=1process or a small subset as in apache father-child architecture).
Why not use power of OO pascal with async exception bubbling inside
Roberto Della Pasqua wrote:
I don't like OpenSSL, slow and bad exception mechanism (imho is good in
unix like environments where 1 user space process is lightweight and
usually 1socket=1process or a small subset as in apache father-child
architecture). Why not use power of OO pascal with async
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Any ideas on the best way to get started with a new project using ICS
components? The
program is a page counter so it will receive a request, find out the
referering URL and send
back a redirect to the counter image.
I'm not sure what you want to do !
1) Do you want to write a CGI which
Which is the best way to detect http/https proxy's ?
For IE, you can use InternetQueryOption or a lookup in the registry, but what
about all others (Netscape, Opera ...)
I've seen a lot of ports used (80, 800, 8001, 3128 5865 ...)
Does anyone have a common 'proxy-detect routine' ?
Should the
Does anyone have a common 'proxy-detect routine' ?
As far as I know there is no standard in that matter. You are on your own to
peek into various browser configuration. Configuration data which is subject
to change between versions. And maybe several browser are installed but not
all properly
Whre and how to read the proxy info when a 305 statuscode is returned?
Is that statuscode received before a 407 is received.
There are problems with Squid proxy's (unix based) which I cannot test here
so I don't know exactly :-(
Paul
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