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Holger Flick

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Apr 12, 2005, 6:26:45 AM4/12/05
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Hi,

I tried to port my Indy routines to D7 in order to access an SMTP
server. It still seems impossible. I prepared a message that has one
attachement and is 2 Megs big.

I fail loading the message into TIdMessage before sending it.

TIdMessage LoadFromStream and LoadFromFile both throw the exception
"Read timeout". I cannot make anything out of this mistake. Any ideas?

Regards,
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Holger

Remy Lebeau (TeamB)

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Apr 12, 2005, 1:24:53 PM4/12/05
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"Holger Flick" <rammba...@xyz.gmx.de> wrote in message
news:425ba264$1...@newsgroups.borland.com...

> TIdMessage LoadFromStream and LoadFromFile both throw
> the exception "Read timeout". I cannot make anything out of this
> mistake. Any ideas?

That is an old problem that was fixed a long time ago. Make sure you are
using the latest snapshot version of Indy.


Gambit


Holger Flick

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Apr 13, 2005, 4:58:02 AM4/13/05
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Remy,

> That is an old problem that was fixed a long time ago. Make sure you are
> using the latest snapshot version of Indy.

Thanx for the hint. I could solve it by installing Indy 10 in Delphi 7.
All the problems I encountered and posted here about vanished.

I hope - and this is meant as a suggestion - that Borland will make it
easier to upgrade a Indy version that comes with Delphi. In the Pro SKU
I cannot uninstall it using the installer, so I have to delete
everything manually.

Should I write an QC suggestion-entry for that or do you think that this
idea would conflict with the installer that is also available?

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Holger

DonS

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Apr 13, 2005, 2:36:57 PM4/13/05
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> I hope - and this is meant as a suggestion - that Borland will make it
> easier to upgrade a Indy version that comes with Delphi. In the Pro SKU
> I cannot uninstall it using the installer, so I have to delete
> everything manually.

I think it removes everything except the debug .DCUs, and the .BPLs copied to the Windows system directory.



> Should I write an QC suggestion-entry for that

Since these items are steps added buy Borland, and not the Indy team, that is what I'd recommend.

> do you think that this idea would conflict with the installer that is also available?

Do you mean the Atozed Software Indy Plus installer? I can't say, since I've never used it. But I don't think that's what Borland is using as part of their product install. I could be wrong.

hth...

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