I've writen an FTP client that previously used OnFtpProgress, and can
confirm that it's called a tremendous amount of times, and in my case
caused my client application to hit 100% CPU as a result. The way I've
implemented it in the past is to create another FTP Client class derived
from ICS F
I think this is now outside the scope of ICS support, but here's an idea
nonetheless:
Get your application to periodically (every 10 minutes or so) report to
an internal web server (which you can also build using ICS), and
"registers" that it's running. The web server can then find out what
Using TWSocket you can get a stringlist known as "LocalIPList" which
will list your local IP addresses, except the localhost address. This
however won't tell you what address the HTTP server is listening on, but
if you've told it to listen on 0.0.0.0 (all local addresses), then
LocalIPList wil
In passive mode, the client connects to the server to establish the TCP
session on which the data is being transferred. In active mode, the
server connects to the client in order to establish the TCP session for
the data channel.
The best place to look for the problem is from the client - ena
You're going to need to log the SMTP communication to determine if the
mail message is being accepted or rejected. Once you know this, then
you can take it up with your SMTP provider who can potentially trace the
mail for you. If it's being rejected, it usually tells you the reason why.
Just
On 08/09/2013 18:39, zayin wrote:
A failure message can come sooner if there is a failure in Winsock.
Situations where this will occur is if you have no network connectivity
(General Error), there is no route to host or TTL expired in transit
(too many hops). In cases like this, the TCP/IP s
On 03/09/2013 21:16, zayin wrote:
I need a very simple ping test, threaded. The demo I found works,
expect altering the timeout does not change the length of time to wait
for a response after the ICMP echo is sent. Mark
I currently use this in production. It's a custom app I've written
whic
