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I am not sure I understood you, but maybe it is released when the socket crashes... You can rely on some external storage for the connections, because when client crashes, the socket is gone...
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I am not sure I understood you, but maybe it is released when the socket crashes... You can rely on some external storage for the connections, because when client crashes, the socket is gone...

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Yep, that's what I want to avoid (to keep things simple).
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Yep, that's what I want to avoid (to keep things simple).

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It appears that the AThread.Connection.Socket.<wbr />Binding property is not assigned if a client crashes (AThread: TIdPeerThread is the argument of the TIdTCPServer.OnDisconnect event). How can I get the IP address and the port of the connection that has gone (AThread.Connection.Socket<wbr />.Binding.P<wbr />eerIP, AThread.Connection.Socket.<wbr />Binding.Pe<wbr />erPort)? I need them to free corresponding resources. Actually I loop through an IP-port list and look up the item that's missing in my server instance (&lt;- not very clever?).<br />
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Thanks!
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It appears that the AThread.Connection.Socket.Binding property is not assigned if a client crashes (AThread: TIdPeerThread is the argument of the TIdTCPServer.OnDisconnect event). How can I get the IP address and the port of the connection that has gone (AThread.Connection.Socket.Binding.PeerIP, AThread.Connection.Socket.Binding.PeerPort)? I need them to free corresponding resources. Actually I loop through an IP-port list and look up the item that's missing in my server instance (<- not very clever?).

Thanks!

Indy: TIdTCPServer.OnDisconnect woes (part II)

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