send 0byte after every send

Martin · Post by **Martin** » Sat Aug 21, 2004 5:16 pm

Hi,

Is it posseble to let the server send the 0 byte after every line that the server sends to the client?

when it is posseble I can make an webchat in flash. flash needs the zero byte after every line

Is it maybe posseble with a module???

AngryWolf · Post by **AngryWolf** » Sat Aug 21, 2004 8:46 pm

Neither is possible, but if you really want to write a flash client that supports every kind of IRC server softwares, then I suggest using an IRC Gateway like WIG, which is used by, for example, WFIC, an IRC client written in Flash. Using such a gateway might be inconvenient, but it does exactly what you want.

Martin · Post by **Martin** » Sat Aug 21, 2004 11:09 pm

AngryWolf wrote:Neither is possible, but if you really want to write a flash client that supports every kind of IRC server softwares, then I suggest using an IRC Gateway like WIG, which is used by, for example, WFIC, an IRC client written in Flash. Using such a gateway might be inconvenient, but it does exactly what you want.

But when you use a gateway anybody has the same hostname

but flash is now recieving data from the server but the 0 byte isnt after al lines

I edited the server source, But I don't know where I need to edit to get the 0 byte after any line

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Hmm now he sends after any line the 0 byte before the \n

but does this have effect for mirc and other irc clients?
do I need to link this server to a other and make this server only for flash clients?
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AngryWolf · Post by **AngryWolf** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 12:42 am

Oh, sorry, it didn't came into my mind that gateways lose clients' original hostnames. I think this is leading to a similar problem that CGI:IRC support raised. But that can be solved with modules.

I can't answer your latter questions, because now that you edited the source, you have lost support officially. Altering the Unreal source code is not supported.

Martin · Post by **Martin** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 12:51 am

AngryWolf wrote:Oh, sorry, it didn't came into my mind that gateways lose clients' original hostnames. I think this is leading to a similar problem that CGI:IRC support raised. But that can be solved with modules.

I can't answer your latter questions, because now that you edited the source, you have lost support officially. Altering the Unreal source code is not supported.

ok

but eggdrops doesnt like the server I think I link a special server for webchats

codemastr · Post by **codemastr** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 3:55 am

As AngryWolf said, once you modified the source, you lose your support.