Re: ConnectionManager question (Solved)

Hi,

the tffClient timeout was too big (100,000). I didn´t know that the client timeout interferes in the ConectionManager time to
established connection. This is not good, because I need a short timeout when CM is searching the FFserver and after that a
larger timeout to guarantee that the application won´t get "timeouts'.

Is there any way to tell CM not check the tffClient timeout, i.e., set a different timeout for CM ?

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Best regards

Sergei Safar
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Hi Eivind,

there are two machines connected via a twisted pair cable, there is no adsl or dialup connections to cause long broadcasts
delays. I am experiencing some troubles with CM, because it tooks too much time to connect to FFserver ( more than one
minute) when the protocol is TCP/IP. FFexplorer can find FFserver (TCP/IP) in 2 seconds.

I really don´t know where the problem is. Any help here would be appreciated.

Best regards,

Sergei Safar

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"Sergei Safar" <sergei@no_spam_hissa59@ig.com.br> wrote in message
news:3eb48049@wic040d....
> Hi,
>
> the tffClient timeout was too big (100,000). I didn´t know that the client
timeout interferes in the ConectionManager time to
> established connection. This is not good, because I need a short timeout
when CM is searching the FFserver and after that a
> larger timeout to guarantee that the application won´t get "timeouts'.
>
> Is there any way to tell CM not check the tffClient timeout, i.e., set a
different timeout for CM ?
>
> --
> Best regards
>
> Sergei Safar
> ----------
>
> Hi Eivind,
>
> there are two machines connected via a twisted pair cable, there is no
adsl or dialup connections to cause long broadcasts
> delays. I am experiencing some troubles with CM, because it tooks too much
time to connect to FFserver ( more than one
> minute) when the protocol is TCP/IP. FFexplorer can find FFserver (TCP/IP)
in 2 seconds.
>
> I really don´t know where the problem is. Any help here would be
appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Sergei Safar
>
>
>