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There are 3 different accept versions in winsock. Aside from the basic accept which is there for standard compliance, there's also AcceptEx which seems the most advanced version (due to it's overlapped io capabilities), and WSAAccept . The latter supports...
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Rejecting the application does something with the connection.
I can't comment on the Windows side of things but as far as TCP is concerned, rejecting, forwarding capacity used in switches/routers etc.) in both the network and the hosts.
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I am a bit of an email noob. My website is trying to send email from a contact form using the PHP mail function. This works fine when sending it to my Gmail account, but AOL rejects it. I have set up an RDNS record for the client ( fallsroadsunoco.com...
Started by Tony on
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All e-mail may reject connections from servers whose recipient lists consistently generate a higher than 10 not exist on our system)
AOL may reject....
Will reject connections from any IP address that does not have reverse DNS (a PTR record).
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Can anybody help me out to know the possible reasons for which Apple store can reject or raise objection to submit any iPhone application.
Started by Khushi on
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Don’t bother trying to set up a timer to keep the vibration going, it will ... .
It is not permitted to use continuous vibration in your apps - short bursts as warnings is all that is allowed .
Here are possible reasons (unofficial, from here ):
Vibration.
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I'm using Windows 2008 Server and IIS7.
Suppose I have one SSL certificate for both foo.example.com and bar.example.com bound to port 443 of my server. I cannot change the certificate.
Suppose also that both foo.example.com and bar.example.com point to...
Started by EugeneOs on
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To include the hostname of https://foo.example.com , it will reject any and all requests from other.
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Our ssl certificate recently expired, so we were issued a new one by the CA. Unfortunately, when biztalk uses this certificate to access a server, the server rejects it, giving us a 403.17 error (Expired or not yet valid).
So I checked the dates of the...
Started by Anton on
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Why? Because it will only be installed under the current... .
When replacing the certificate, its not enough to install it .
The problem was access to the certificate and private key .
Maybe Biztalk has cached your certificate?
We've found out the solution .
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What's the easiest way to do a "instring" type function with a regex. For example, how could I reject a whole string because of the presence of a single character such as ":" for example:
"this" - okay "there:is" - not okay because of ":"
More practically...
Started by David in Dakota on
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Because the answer is so obvious:
if(Regex.Match(":", input)) // reject
You might want \w which.
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We have recently started using git and had a nasty problem when someone committed a large (~1.5GB file), that then caused git to crash on various 32bit OSes. This seems to be a known bug (git mmaps files into memory, which doesn't work if it can't get...
Started by Chris Jefferson on
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But since you reject updates to refs, all new objects received will be unreferences and can be picked up.
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Isn't "rejecting" a claim the same as "making" an opposing claim? GOD EXISTS = rejected claim = GOD DOES NOT EXIST = opposing claim
i'm just sayin'
Started by YaddaYadda on
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Not really, I don't in all relativity...it gives us freedom of choice Rejecting a claim does not equate making a counter.
Make that claim? Simply rejecting it is just that.
You know..
To actually..
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Google's new language Go tries to make dependencies management easier by explicitly requiring that all dependencies listed in a module actually be used . The compiler will reject a module that declares a dependency to a module without using anything from...
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I'm thinking that....
But it will make others happy because they get clean code .
They are annoying.
The compiler will give you errors when you have unused variables .
Not only you need to explicitly use all dependencies, but also all variables must be used .
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I am building a website that is loaded into a frameset by other sites (where the domain names are different for the parent site).
This works fine in all browsers (including IE6), except for IE7. It is not registering the session at all and simply does...
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Among other uses, this prevents advertisers from saving tracking cookies for their ... .
It won't accept "third-party cookies" (i.e., cookies from a domain other than what's showing in the address bar) .
That's a standard Internet Explorer security setting.
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