On 1 Feb 2005, at 01:33, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
2) If I open the socket with a domain address, e.g.
www.webphotospro.com, Mac OS X does a DNS lookup, puts up the rainbow
rotating color cursor, and hangs until the DNS lookup fails. On my
machine this takes 60 seconds (apparently it's
at http://www.webphotospro.com/
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Subject: Re: Socket timeout not working with libUrl
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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If this is an OS X 10.3.7 issue, some people have been able to kludge a
fix for it by entering their ISP's DNS server addresses into the
relevant pane in Network preferences. But if it is the identified
10.3.7 problem, you would be likely to have experienced long delays in
opening Apple's
and Other Photo Power Users
See us on the web at http://www.webphotospro.com/
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From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Socket timeout not working with libUrl
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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Frank Leahy wrote:
After a lot of testing on Mac OS X, I've found that the problem I was
having appears to be due to the way that Mac OS X does DNS lookups.
Whether or not it's a RunRev bug as well is hard to tell, but I think
it might be.
Here's some sample code I wrote. This code sends a
Alex Tweedly wrote:
When you run this script and you're not connected to the internet
here's what happens:
1) If I open the socket with an ip address, e.g. 64.125.128.80, my
5 second timer will fire, and I can close the socket and exit from
the routine.
2) If I open the socket with a
2) If I open the socket with a domain address, e.g.
www.webphotospro.com, Mac OS X does a DNS lookup, puts up the rainbow
rotating color cursor, and hangs until the DNS lookup fails. On my
machine this takes 60 seconds (apparently it's dependent on how many
dns servers you have listed).
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
2) If I open the socket with a domain address, e.g.
www.webphotospro.com, Mac OS X does a DNS lookup, puts up the rainbow
rotating color cursor, and hangs until the DNS lookup fails. On my
machine this takes 60 seconds (apparently it's dependent on how many
dns
My product pings the Web Photos Pro website to look for new versions.
This works great when the computer the product's running on is
connected to the internet, but it hangs for 60 seconds when there's no
net connection.
My code looks like this:
set the socketTimeoutInterval to 5000
put
Hi,
My product pings the Web Photos Pro website to look for new versions.
This works great when the computer the product's running on is
connected to the internet, but it hangs for 60 seconds when there's no
net connection.
My code looks like this:
set the socketTimeoutInterval to 5000
Frank Leahy wrote:
Hi,
My product pings the Web Photos Pro website to look for new versions.
This works great when the computer the product's running on is
connected to the internet, but it hangs for 60 seconds when there's no
net connection.
My code looks like this:
set the
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