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    Angry

    Ok, when i load up more then 20 ports
    Winsock(20).listen
    it will give me a buffer error. Does anybody know how to fix this or bypass it?

    Is there another way of monitoring a TCP\UDP port without using the listen statment and waiting for a connection?

    When i load up Winsock(20) then i wont be able to browse with any other browser as well.

    Anyone know a solution? A better method? Any suggestions would be greatly appriciated.

    Thank you in advance,
    ok, so... windows takes 1 minute to search for a file on my PC yet google.com takes 1 second to search the entire internet?

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    Use Java.

    why do you have 20 winsock objects loaded in the first place?
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    LMAO, use java.

    My question is if you are having so many winsock controls, maybe you should look into the winsock api.

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    Well u see im making a semi-firewall that of course, listens on your ports right? I can just make the winsock control have different ports for every index. It would be dumb to load up
    winsock1, winsock2, winsock3 aspecially when the user wants to listen on 50 ports. Besides, this way is alot easier as well, when a sock gets connected to i can just call the index and give out the results.

    But.. it dosen't seem to be working the way i planned. :\
    Thanks anyway for the replyes.

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