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TCPClient.SendLn problem
Griffyn, you said "You can't have a server and client on the same port" and now I'm also positive it can't happen the way I'm trying to do it. Anyway, here is a log of the sniffer-program in screenshots, with comments. Open them one by one. As you see, the remote computer (User2, as I've...- momtchil
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- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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TCPClient.SendLn problem
lol first of all I want to thank everyone for being so interested in my problem :) And second, I don't think i've expressed myself correctly. I did what I wanted with thew Indy Client and the BoundPort property, but now I have different problem. So, the DCC Chat negotiation goes like this: 1...- momtchil
- Post #8
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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TCPClient.SendLn problem
Ok, I don't want to define it, I want at least to know it. I'm writing a program for DCC Chat and it is very necessary to know the local port through which the data is being sent, because that's the same port the other user will send me his reply. According to the Delphi documentation, it should...- momtchil
- Post #4
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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TCPClient.SendLn problem
I noticed that the TCPclient (supplied by Indy) sends data from a random port of my computer. Is there a way I can define this port? Or at least know which one it is.. thanks in advance :)- momtchil
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- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
