"Ferenc Nemeth" <ferenc.nemeth@interticket.hu> wrote in message
news:44a37aab@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I inserted debug lines in the Check procedure and
> saw that Response.Count is about 1000.
Why are you sending such large responses to begin with? What does your
server code actually look like? Which version of Indy are you using?
> then next AThread.Connection.WriteRFCStrings(Response);
> only sent back about 20 bytes.
That is only possible if the socket is actually erroring, in which case an
exception would be thrown. If there is no exception being thrown, then it
is not possible for it to not be sending all of the data. Unless the data
is being intercepted outside of the socket, such as by a firewall/router.
> Yes there is an extra memory buffer that is working for me in
> a usable application.
By using the write buffering, you are effectivelu doubling the memory usage,
since your TStrings data is already in memory to begin with.
> I have a previous post.
Please just explain the problem here. I don't want to go digging around for
old posts.
> Our main hungarian server is at: www.interticket.hu Two month
> ago we should change the machine to another. There is a Windows
> XP english version updated with the last patches. Since this change
> I cannot use telnet to administrate this server.
Why not? Please provide more details. Just changing the OS is not enough
to cause these kinds of problems. Something else had to have changed as
well.
> There is about 30 command handler in the telnet server. Some
> usable some not.
Why are they not usable? You are not providing any useful details to
diagnose your problem.
> One of them is listing the ini file of the application server. I know
> that this function always wrong where this interesting error appears.
How exactly are you sending the data? Again, please show your actual code.
> I write a test project. Only a form with a telnet server and only 1
> command handler. Which lists this server.ini. I can send you this
> project is you like. I tried it a lot of telnet client, command line or
> not. If I connect to the telnet server from another machine then the
> error happens. If I connect to the server from the same machine,
> there is no error.
Chances are, your code is not sending the data properly to begin with. So
again, please show the actual code.
On the other hand, you still haven't provide any details about the actual
error you are getting. Please do so.
Gambit
