[Bug 905] Last character in network transmission being dropped

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Sat Jun 21 06:11:23 CDT 2003


http://bugs.winehq.com/show_bug.cgi?id=905





------- Additional Comments From z_god at wanadoo.nl  2003-21-06 06:11 -------
Bug comments restored from Gmane.org: 
 
Not quite sure how to explain this.  Basically, when sending a string across a   
socket connection the last character is getting knocked off.  I've had  
problems with a few network programs, but this one in particular I can check  
the logs on and every message has the last character chopped off.  PCAnywhere  
may also be having a similar issue.  
  
Need to revisit the winsock emulator? 
 
 
------- Additional Comments From andi <at> rhlx01.fht-esslingen.de  2002-07-22 12:26 
------- 
Wow, excellent submission ! 
 
Could you check whether you find anything suspicious in a log file done via 
--debugmsg +relay,+winsock,+wininet,+file ? 
Thanks ! 
 
------- Additional Comments From gnutt <at> belzberg.com  2002-07-25 15:09 ------- 
 There's nothing in particular in debugmsg's that stand out.  Connection  
established, messages communicated.  
  
As we discussed in email, it seems to require debug TRACEs in the  
dlls/wsock32/*.c or dlls/winsock/*.c or dlls/wininet/*.c files.  
  
You also suggested it could be in the winserver (server/*.c), although this  
isn't as likely.  
  
I may have been incorrect in my previous report saying that it was knocking  
off the last character only.  It seems I could be losing 2 characters, which  
would likely cause more of a problem than just losing one.  
  
I don't have the time to do the further debugging on this, unless I'm given  
something else specific to look for and report, but I'm sure that this bug is  
a showstopper for anyone who uses pcAnywhere and some other network  
applications and have been having problems. 
 

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