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I wrote a small client-server application that runs on two or more distinct machines for reboot / shutdown purposes. Since I'm relatively new to client-server apps, I took the About Delphi approach here . Shortly put, my server app awaits connections on port 7676, adds the client to a client list then does nothing (will implement the shutdown and restart procedures later). However, even if it's passive, it eats up to 90% of CPU with only two clients connected. Here's the client code, made up of an TidTCPServer and a TidAntiFreeze: type PClient = ^TClient; TClient = record PeerIP : string[15];

I cannot find any simple examples of a DNS lookup using Indy 10's TIdDNSResolver component. They're all either for something I don't need (such as MX/SMTP), or are talking terms with no code . I have tried reading the result based on the few resources I can find, but don't know how I'm supposed to be reading the result. Here's what I have so far... uses IdBaseComponent, IdComponent, IdTCPConnection, IdDNSResolver; function TForm1.Lookup(const Name: String): String; var X: Integer; begin //DNS: TIdDNSResolver DNS.QueryType:= [qtA]; DNS.Resolve(Name); for X:= 0 to DNS.QueryResult.Count-1 do

I already saw post at Delphi XE4 Indy compatibility issue between TBytes and TidBytes about compatibility issues between the data types tbytes and tidbytes. From the second answer I learned, that it looks like they can't be used together even though they're both array of byte. However, the latest answer says, that in indy 10.5.9 it was dependent of the presence of TBytes, and that only in Indy 10.6 was it completely submitted as array of byte. Anyway,I have a .pas unit which decodes several packets from IdUDPServerUDPRead event, but can't get them together. I always get the error: [dcc32 Error

I am getting interesting rejections from my clients mail server when sending a mail with indy-10's tidMessage component saying: 550 Rejected: Message does not contain a Message-ID I get this even when using indy's own demo app http://www.indyproject.org/DemoDownloads/Indy_10_MailClient.zip what do I do to fix this. thanks! TIdMessage in Indy 10 intentionally omits the 'Message-Id' header when encoding an email to a socket or TStream. You will have to use the TIdMessage.ExtraHeaders property, eg: IdMessage1.MsgId := ...'; IdMessage.ExtraHeaders.Values['Message-Id'] := IdMessage1.MsgId; EDIT: As

Indy Delphi 10.1 Berlin. My customer had the HTTPS connection checked (using Qualys SSL Labs). The report states: "This server supports SSL 2" plus other warnings but I guess they are related to this. The code used is as follows: SSLIOhandler:=TIdServerIOHandlerSSLOpenSSL.Create(NIL); SSLIOhandler.SSLOptions.Method:=sslvTLSv1_2; SSLIOhandler.SSLOptions.Mode:=sslmServer; SSLIOhandler.OnVerifyPeer:=OnVerifyPeer; SSLIOhandler.SSLOptions.SSLVersions:=[sslvTLSv1,sslvTLSv1_1,sslvTLSv1_2]; HTTPServer:=TIdHTTPServer.Create(NIL); HTTPServer.IOhandler:=SSLIOhandler; I have read various posts but this

I have an application that is designed and working that is receiving UDP broadcasts on a port. The application has been working just fine, but I have wanted to compare the packets received by the application with a Wireshark capture. I'm trying to make sure that I'm capturing as many of the packets as possible with minimal data loss. I initially thought that I'd run Wireshark and compare the raw packets captured against the packets shown in our application. However, when I run Wireshark, the packets are never captured at the IP layer for that port. I see other traffic from the server, but I