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Hi folks,

i want to write a url filter based on a LSP.

But i've a problem: I can't find any tutorials dealing with this
special term (LSP).

Can anyone tell me where to find a got ressouce for programming a LSP?

Maybe you've got a sample code for a url filter? That would be the
best help for me ;-)

Regards,
Andreas K.

Hello all,

on my latest project, I occasionally get a WSASysCallFailure (error
10107) when creating a socket. The error is not reproducable, but
turns up occasionally, even in debug-builds.
I have found out that the initialisation (WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2,0),
&cWSAData)) was successful and the call to socket produces an
INVALID_SOCKET (occasionally).

Has anyone seen this before? I've searched the net, but all I came
across so far is the text of WSASYSCALLFAILURE (which is definately
not helpful) and a hint on something about WaitForMultipleObjects,
which almost certainly is not related to my problem.

Any hints on how to nail down this problem are greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
regards,
Pelle.

Hello,

I use IOCP for a socket server. When a new connection is created, the
connection's session is created in memory dynamically and its address
is passed to CreateIoCompletionPort as the completion key when the
connection's socket is associated with a completion port. My question
is - when it is 100%% safe to remove the connection's session (address
of which GetQueuedCompletionStatus returns as the completion key when
an operation on the socket completes) from memory? In other words,
what combination of both the return value and the output parameters of
GetQueuedCompletionStatus is a 100%% indication of that
GetQueuedCompletionStatus will never return this same completion key
again?

Thanks in advance

Hi,
I'm using some app server to stream data to remote clients over TCP
connections. On the server machine, I want to be able to close down a
session to some client. The server app does not support any
programatic disconnect feature, so I thought of closing it using some
shell command.
Is there any way to do this?

Thanks,
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Dear everyone!
I'm a beginner in network programming, and I made a simple IRC bot.
I've tried to make it as portable as possible, and as the result of that
effort it runs on both *nix and win32 platforms. For debugging purposes
it connects to a Quakenet IRC server on port 6667, and registers as
dfighterbot.
Here are the sources in a tar file:
http://filebin.ca/wqrqyb/dfighterbotrev6.tar

Please comment my code, so I can learn from my mistakes/inefficient
solutions. Thank you very much.

Kind regards,
Leslie Kis-Adam

Dear everyone!
I've made a simple netcat-like utility, and since I am a really beginner
I need some constructive criticism on it.
I know it's missing some (*shrugs*) error checking and handling.

here is the source: http://pastebin.com/m576a2548

kind regards
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Dear Guys,

Is there anyone can help me on how to build Multi-Threaded P2P UDP
Asynchronous for 5 clients? It needs to be multi-threaded because it
needs to send video and audio.