Re: [twsocket] TWSocket Timeout Property ?

2018-01-29 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hi, I use a TTimer for timeouts. Met vriendelijke groeten, Wilfried Mestdagh Op 30-01-18 om 06:26 schreef Allan Fernandes: Hi, If I try to connect my TWSocket and there is no socket listening on the other end then the TWSocket's state goes into wsConnecting for a long time. I want to reduce

[twsocket] TWSocket Timeout Property ?

2018-01-29 Thread Allan Fernandes
Hi, If I try to connect my TWSocket and there is no socket listening on the other end then the TWSocket's state goes into wsConnecting for a long time. I want to reduce that Timeout. Which property should I use ? RegardsAllan -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list pl

Re: [twsocket] Active, Passive and Data Port Range

2018-01-29 Thread Nicolas MARCHAND
Graham, In Active mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP client (if required) Yes and corresponding port must be opened on the router of the client side (see *). In Passive Mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP server (if required) Yes. As an example our FTP server send the

Re: [twsocket] Active, Passive and Data Port Range

2018-01-29 Thread Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
> Am I correct in assuming the following: > > In Active mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP client (if > required) > > In Passive Mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP server (if > required) The ICS FTP server has no concept of restricting Data Port Range, no idea if other produc

[twsocket] Active, Passive and Data Port Range

2018-01-29 Thread Graham Powell
Am I correct in assuming the following: In Active mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP client (if required) In Passive Mode, the Data Port Range is set by the FTP server (if required) Regards Graham On 23/01/2018 20:53, Graham Powell wrote: First a reply to Nicholas Machand as a reply