Re: [lwip-users] Re connect HTTP

[H.A.]

This is really a question to Simon Goldschmidt.

When you reply to a post you always show the first part of the other persons
email address as a quote. 
When other people answer you just see the username. In my case I have a
rather unusual name and I don't like the idea that someone can build a data
base on me by doing some clever Internet searches. If someone wants my name
I have no problems give it out on the forum but I would prefer to insert
some spaces, punctuations etc. to avoid Internet searches and bots.

As said in the nabble help:
Is my email address protected?
Yes. All email addresses on Nabble are obfuscated. 
Removing just the domain is not really obfuscating. At least not in my case.
You could always try this partial address on all big mail sites. If the mail
doesn't bounce, they know it is a valid address. I'm sure there are people
that use scripts for that to generate spam. I have enough of that already.
:-(

Anyway, my LWIP problem is not yet solved. It works but I have too much
traffic.


H.A. wrote:
> 
> I do have this code before the reconnect. It is probably relevant
>             //
>             // Avoid repeated connect
>             //
>             if(pState->eTCPState == STATE_TCP_CONNECTING)
>                 return;
> 
> Am I in the wrong context for the stellaris port?
> 
> 
> 
> H.A. wrote:
>> 
>> I still can't get this to work. I open a "telnet like" raw connection to
>> a server on port 80 and send a string. It works but after 10 seconds the
>> server shuts down the connection. The telnetReceive detects this and
>> tears down the connection completely, reopens the connection. Each time 7
>> empty packets are sent every 10 seconds. It works but with many devices
>> this can generate a lot of traffic.
>> 
>> What I'm trying to do is to remove the open in the telnetReceive and
>> reconnect only when i need inside the telnethandler which is called from
>> the lwIPHostTimerHandler. According to Dave Wilson that should be the
>> right context when working with the Stellaris port. In fact this is the
>> only function called from this timer sice I have removed UPNP.  My idea
>> is the the TelnetHandler should sort of poll the status of the connection
>> and send the data when connected.
>> 
>> Tried many different ways but nothing works. Am I doing something
>> completely wrong?
>> This code is placed at the end of the TelnetHandler. Can't even see a SYN
>> in Wireshark.
>> This is not the serial interrupt handler as I incorrectly stated before.
>> It reads the serial
>> ringbuffer. 
>> 
>> //
>> // Reconnect port 1 if required.
>> //
>>     if(pState->eTCPState != STATE_TCP_CONNECTED)
>>     {
>>         TelnetOpen(pState->ulTelnetRemoteIP, pState->usTelnetRemotePort,
>>                           pState->usTelnetLocalPort, 1);
>>             // TelnetOpen(g_sParameters.sPort[1].ulTelnetIPAddr,
>>             // g_sParameters.sPort[1].usTelnetRemotePort,
>>             // g_sParameters.sPort[1].usTelnetLocalPort,1);
>>         return;
>>     }
>> 
>>     // Put string into the TCP buffer.
>>     tcp_write(pState->pConnectPCB, pucTemp, strlen((char *)pucTemp), 1);
>> 
>>     // Flush the data that has been written into the TCP output buffer
>>     tcp_output(pState->pConnectPCB);
>>     pState->ulLastTCPSendTime = g_ulSystemTimeMS;
>>     bRxMsgFlag = false;              // Clear some stuff for next time
>>     ucRxIndex = 0;
>> 
>> 
> 
> 

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