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Where can i find some information on coding a download-from-multiple-sources program, also what are the methods used for it?


Thanks!

First of all you have to change..


pch = strstr(str, "good");

by..


pch = strstr(grabber, "good");

Yes.

So the most ethic solution would be just find the default smtp of a computer.. somewhere in windows' registry or something.. no idea
:confused: :rolleyes:

:) fixed some cases.. thanks

but what if the isp only gives access to their smtp server and none other? :( :S

I got a program that sends email by connecting to a smtp server..

the problem is.. what to do if the ISP of the user blocks all but the isp's smtp server??

there must be a loophole to it.....

I'm trying to develop a SMTP server, i've already coded clients.
I've searched for source but i can't find any.

Can someone give me the basics on it, some source code?

Thanks!

p.s. i...

I'm trying to develop a SMTP server, i've already coded clients.
I've searched for source but i can't find any.

Can someone give me the basics on it, some source code?

Thanks!

Yes, there's a prompt inside the program that will only appear if the user is connected. i know.. it would freak me out if a program connected to the internet without prompting, gotta love firewalls...

Yes it is for windows.

No, i'm more interested in a general internet test, not just for RAS.

It's for an auto-update module, if not connected it will not go on and that's it. because that would...

How can i test if the machine is connected to the internet, without windows prompting the user for a connection?

starting winsock and trying to connect to some website at port 80 or something...

How can i test if the machine is connected to the internet, without windows prompting the user for a connection?

starting winsock and trying to connect to some website at port 80 or something...

Why not use the atoi() function included in stdlib?? anyways..
i'm not even sure if the above function works.

but you could always play knowing that the ASCII code 48 is 0. substract 48 to every...

nope.. :confused: i'll try your option but i doubt it'll work *crossing fingers & opening dev-c++*...

OPENFILENAME ofn;
ZeroMemory(&ofn, sizeof(ofn));
ofn.lStructSize = sizeof(ofn);
ofn.hwndOwner = hwnd;


The error comes in the 2nd line of the code and if that line is deleted the error will...

DEV-C++ case (a || b) interpretation...

it's weird... it only executes the case (a || b): statement if b is true but if it's a it goes to default...

btw... i've also declared it outside of the...

Hehe yup i'm compiling as C++... anyway thanks for trying to help.. and as to the switch statement and placement and such.. i've also tried putting it in the beggining of the code.. but nothing.. err...

I KNEW IT!!!! IT'S THE COMPILER... i added this to the beggining of the source code:


struct buffy
{
int yay;
};

buffy yp;

i just spotted an error in the code.. but it won't solve anything regarding this problem.. =(

if(WM_COMMAND == IDM_...)...

***
change to
***
if(wParam == IDM...)...
.......

you might find this piece of the ocde a little akward but lol after recoding and recoding to see if the problem fixed this is what's left.. but it's acceptable hehe.. as long as ti works ='(....

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yup =( it goes like this:



OPENFILENAME ofn;
ZeroMemory(&ofn, sizeof(ofn));
.....
.........

hi there, i'm new to the forum, i've been visiting cp for a while and i decided to join the forum =).. plus i have a question lol..

Ok the thing is, i have 3000+ lines of code, and the only thing...