Hi Remy,
>Most operations do not use any write buffering at all. It is typically a
>user-enabled feature. In other words, your own code has to enable/disable
>the write buffering by calling the appropriate WriteBuffer...() methods
>whenever desired.
Okay. So, you confirm that by default when I send streams they aren't buffered : they're simply written on the connection and the Write() function returns only when all has been put on the connection ?
>That is a bug that has already been fixed awhile ago. You must still be
>using an older build, and should consider upgrading.
I downloaded and updated Indy 3 days ago by using the indy10.zip ZIP file stored on ftp.fulgan.com/ZIP/. It is not the latest version which is published here ?
Best regards !
-- Stephen
