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![]() hi ! i am coding a gnutella clone....i have got to the ping part....ha...don't laugh........every dog has his day..:-))....i am running bearshare...and sending it a ping packet...and expecting it to reply....i am getting none...the bearshare console reports....connection closed because of handshake timeout.....do i have to start a server thread in the background just to test ping ??? cause as u must have guessed i am pretty lazy .....seriiously speaking help will be appreciated. |
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![]() hey moak ! i solved the problem regarding bearshare not ponging me back.....basically i was using 2 separate threads ..on for the handshake and the other for the ping ...and that was probably the dumbest thing i did in my life....maybe i was listening to much rock....:-O or maybe my thinking was getting disturbed by the relentless....rebooting and the exception throwing on win9x machine....gawd...i wish i could do it in Linux...! Anyways as advised by his excellency moak starting work on the server thread.....as u might have guessed...using a synchronous. architecture...with blocking threads...MFC and the win32 api.! 1 Gb of thanks :-) and hopefully no more dumb messages from me |
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