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Your idea is great too !
About my question, is this possible with an IDE-Tool or should it be included natively in PB ?

Hi,

I would like to know if there is a IDE-Tool somewhere that can set a front/back color to the text added to the EditorGadget of the Debug Output window ?
I search a bit on the Purebasic github. I found some files like DebugOutput.pb and DebuggerCommon.pb where part of the interactions with this ...

This time, I think I’ve found where the problem comes from. I’m using a heartbeat system to detect ghost connections. Clients regularly send a “PING” packet to let the server know they’re still alive. If the delay between two pings is exceeded, the server forces the client to disconnect. Here is the ...

Unfortunately, the bug is still present. The problem comes from somewhere else...

ReceiveNetworkData() is only used in the main thread, I don’t have any concurrent access.

And ReceiveNetworkDataEx() also returns more detailed reasons for a -1 result (look at *error.Integer=0)
*error returns #PB ...

I ran a few tests by removing parts of the code to simplify things as much as possible.
I eventually noticed that after creating the “ProcessRequest()” thread, I hadn’t added any delay. From experience, I know that creating threads too quickly can cause issues. So I added a delay(5), and since then ...

ReceiveNetworkDataEx() by idle : https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=86576

Normally I don't have packet > 65536 bytes.
How do you separate two packages that are received during one NetworkClientEvent() call I don't understand, if they are 2 packets during one call, they are stocked in ...

I will explain a bit better. The server run the NetworkserverEvent main loop in a thread : #PB_NetworkEvent_Connect, #PB_NetworkEvent_Data, and #PB_NetworkEvent_Disconnect. Indeed ReceiveNetworkData() is called inside #PB_NetworkEvent_Data case. All connections are still active when the problem ...

Hello,

I'm encountering a really strange issue on the server side of my TCP client/server software.
The client is deployed on about 1,200 Windows 11 machines; they connect to the server as soon as they start up and disconnect when they shut down.

Until now, the server was running on Debian, but I ...

At the first start of the server there is no crash, SendNetworkString() return -1. But if you retry (stop/start the server), you should have a crash.
I'm not using TLS.

I didn't put any mutex in this example but I'm using them in my program.
A mutex for the SendNetworkString() is this example wouldn't fix the problem (there is only one Send and no competitive access).

I'm already using your "NetworkErrorContinue" procedure :D .
The crashes appear as soon as you put the network native functions outside the main network loop. When using threads (essential when dealing with a tcp server with a lot of clients which stay connected) if a deconnection occurs when a ...

Thank you very much, it works fine.
With this, I should be able to bypass the crash from native PB network procedures when the socket isn't valid anymore.

Oh I see. Indeed I'm not using a web server so I didn't think about the domain part.
For this example I was using the private key/certificate code from Purebasic TLS server example but I tested with my own self signed .crt and .key files too and got the same error.

Thanks for your time.

Hi idle,

I'm testing a TLS client/server with your tlsStatic.pbi (yes I know that since PB 6.20, we can use native network procedures with TLS but crashes when client socket isn't valid anymore forces me to find another solution). I keep getting an error when the server receives data from a client ...

Hi,

I have developed a Windows server application that approximately 400 clients connect to simultaneously.
However, I believe there is a memory leak. Memory usage keeps increasing, even though it’s quite small (around 20 MB per day). I’ve checked threads, mutexes, memory allocation, JSON creation ...