problem with genericip server example

[mhwlng]

I've been playing with the genericip example, but can't make the server part work.

* connecting to it works
* after that, the salt is sent to the client ok:
-- Send the salt.
gip.Send(socket, code .. '\n')
* then the client receives the salt and sends the md5 string back

this never arrives in the server (i.e. ServerCB is not called again)

am I doing something stupid or is this a bug ?


Marcel

[Ron]

I am checking this now, it did work before...

[Ron]

When I am testing here I do not see this bug... Are you using two instances of G4?

[mhwlng]

Are you using two instances of G4?

no...

I test various internet event server clients that work with g3...


Marcel

[Ron]

Make sure you end all sends with a '\n'.

[mhwlng]

Hi Ron,

the \n is not the problem

The problem is that ServerCB is not called again after the salt is received.
The client sends the md5 but ServerCB is not called...

Marcel

[Ron]

A reason why it is not being called could be the \n... the callback is ONLY called if a full line is received.

Can you tell me EXACTLY what program you are using to test this? Give me the exact recipe how to recreate this. I tested here with 2 G4 talking to eachother and that works.

[mhwlng]

Can you tell me EXACTLY what program you are using to test this

netremote and a visual basic client

neither of them sends a \n after the md5 string....

this is the vb code (that works in G3)
Set m = New cMD5
s = m.MD5(Left(retstring, 4) & ":" & vPassword)
Set m = Nothing
Winsock1.SendData CStr(s)

I used a protocol analyser and neither does netremote...

also some Netremote data (e.g. images or multi-line data ) contains binary data and \n characters all over the place , so requiring a \n ONLY at the end will be problematic

Marcel

[Ron]

It needs the \n after the md5 string. For the binary data I'll add a special mode.

- Ron

[mhwlng]

It needs the \n after the md5 string

I don't have the source code to netremote, so there's not much I can do there....

Marcel