- so no examples...) - please note that I
didn't check if my extensions are compatible with ics-ssl (I fear not,
since I'm hijacking DoRecv(), which is used in ssl-implementation too).
ps: I think creating a descendent component for HttpSrv would also be a good
idea...
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-component that plays with all ICS components (drop and forget),
just
my to cents.
ups... I have mis-read your first posting - I thought you were talking
about FtpSrv...
nevertheless, the posted code implements this derived throttled server...
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FClientList.Remove(Client);
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and therefore might be using
some meta-version which he could've merged himself...
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lost on merging my
changes - unfortunately there are so many versions lately...?
BTW: Sockets in state TIME_WAIT do have nothing to do with this error,
correct?
Correct
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TFtpServer.ClientPassiveSessionAvailable() being called before the server
knows for which command the passive-data-connection is connected - in return
effectively failing the rest of the transfer...
best regards (and sorry for the lengthy post)
Peter
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in my last posting - the described
situation can't happen
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I found a bug in the FtpCli - FtpSrv combination.
Steps to reproduce:
1) (Client) put FtpCli into passive mode
2) (Server) assign FtpSrv.FtpServerValidateGet
3) (Client) request
