I wrote an email sending program in PBDLL v6.0, and every once
in a while in the email received on the other end, the message is
interrupted and it throws in an exclamation point, a carriage return,
and another exclamation point. I checked the outgoing message,
and it doesn't contain those characters when sent, so I figured
there must be a certain buffer length that has to be sent, so I
had my program send 1024 byte increments at a time, but the
problem still occured. I'm just using a standard
"tcp print htcp&,<string>"
Anyone ever had this happen?
Best Regards
Jim
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Jim Seekamp
in a while in the email received on the other end, the message is
interrupted and it throws in an exclamation point, a carriage return,
and another exclamation point. I checked the outgoing message,
and it doesn't contain those characters when sent, so I figured
there must be a certain buffer length that has to be sent, so I
had my program send 1024 byte increments at a time, but the
problem still occured. I'm just using a standard
"tcp print htcp&,<string>"
Anyone ever had this happen?
Best Regards
Jim
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Jim Seekamp
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