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  • @BarryStevens It lives in C:\inetpub\wwwroot (assuming default IIS install) A goo dtest is you can make some rubbish entries in the IIS Manager URLK rewrite tool and you shoul dbe able to see the changes in that file. I dont actually use the GUI.…
  • Not a problem @BarryStevens. The SRP crew gave me a hand a couple of years back when I was trying to get my head around how that all worked. Time to pay a little back :)
  • Barry, I have attached a sanitised checklist I did up for new staff here to follow a while back. It isnt an exhaustive list as I still have some of the marbles rolling around in the back of my head but its pretty much what we do just for API access…
  • One last question while I have you Don. Any high level statstical metrics on endpoint access in that roadmap? I get we can keep logs but thats a LOT of ever expanding information when something as simple as daterange/endpoint/method/access count (o…
  • Indeed it would :)
  • Don, You are on point as always. I havent thought too much about a design but I have been asked the question by the higher-ups in the past. Basically an attempt to monetize some of the unique API endpoints. I like how I can deploy the full endpoint…
  • Cheers to both for the clarification and additional info :)
  • So, just to show my ignorance. In what manner are ASCII 248 and 249 used as delimters in OI?
  • Ahhh... Good Tip @AusMarkB!
  • It is an interesting thread. Sounds eerily similar to our experience with rti_cdomail and what you and I know is happening elsewhere with with a push to move the baseline up to at least TLS 1.2...... I think my last image above miht be related to …
  • Reading Chris' thread now....
  • Don, I must of missed that report from Chris. I actually checked Revelation before I came here and started looking at SRP Mail! That TLS is the same as the issue I spoke to you about recently regarding the financial API that locked down their sec…
  • Well it works at getting rid of the 'valid DateTime' message!!! I am now able to send some tests via gmail !!! (TLS or SSL to port 587, regardless of if Config<1> = SendUsing_Port$ is set or not...) :) Office365 not so much. That still fai…
  • I should probably note that this is my local machine (AU region formatting), not a TS. Testing was done using both Gmail and Office365 accounts. Also, I dont actually have a license for SRP_MAIL yet. Just testing at this stage....
  • Don, I am a big fan of UDP's as well ;-) Thanks for that. It looks like I will have to invest in digging a bit deeper ....
  • @BarryStevens, Basically we want to try to have the OS algoritm to prioritise more clock cycles to OI as opposed to other, less important, tasks. The goal is to maintain some level of reponsiveness in program when a server is under load (and it is…
  • @KevinFournier, Its like you were reading my mind and just sitting there waiting for me to ask! Tested and it works as advertised. :) Thanks Kevin.
  • @KevinFournier Im not sure of the search term (I can't remember what I was searchin to be honest) but I know I didnt process through the 2nd procedure for the search. I wasn't trying to find a string, I was only trying to trigger the debugger (it wa…
    in Crash Comment by Opto_Will August 2021
  • @Chris_Meyer, the debug window might be a theme there! In my instance it is still the closing of the Find that triggers the crash but the debug was certainly involved in that example. I am still trying to find a consistent replication for Kevin to w…
    in Crash Comment by Opto_Will August 2021
  • I managed to get a crash running 3.3.3.3. I then replicated it. Third time for proof (and fourth for that matter ) didnt crash OI.... Steps. Open OI. Load SRP Editor. Open procedure. Find something. Leave find box open. Open another procdure. ru…
    in Crash Comment by Opto_Will August 2021
  • Cheers Don.
  • @DonBakke, that makes two of us! I thought the difference between 65/66 was whether or not it always spawned a new engine or used a current engine (of course, other rules apply as per our conversation with Mr Montoya ;-) ). This is from the SRP …
  • @DonBakke, I might have found something. I think it might be related to the Startup flags we were discussing a month or 2 back. I had changed the Statup flag to 65 as you (or rather Bryan from Rev) noted. Therein lies my problem somehow. I chang…
  • You and me both! I don't disagree with you about the restarting Don but experience has proven otherwise ;-) I think I will bring that env back to my local and set it up to serve from scratch from there. I will also test with a backup from a month …
  • OK. Hopefully this will be helpful. Debugs removed. Added "Debug" with a value of 1 in the Headers in the Postman request. No change from the Postman side of things (still a 502 error). However, it DID generate a 200 OK log entry that looks like i…
  • Space Removed. No difference in either of the above tests. I was originally using our WebApp with the Browser F12 Dev Tools yesterday but I honestly find it easier for testing to just to use Postman so that is what I am using :)
  • Thought you might ;-) No, No response log. this is the full Registry for Additional Values. HTTP_AUTHORIZATION,HTTP_X_AUTHORIZATION, HTTP_DEBUG,HTTP_MEDIA_TYPE,HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING,HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET,HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE
  • To pre-empt, here is a (sanitised) log of the request with debug present in code. It returns a 502 Bad gateway. Request Argument -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <01> HTTPQueryString …