Stefan Küng wrote:
> Molle Bestefich wrote:
>
>> Stefan Küng wrote:
>>
>>> Did you catch all ports with ethreal? The authentication goes via a
>>> different port AFAIK (and not http or https), but neon still reports
>>> that data as transferred.
>>
>>
>> AFAICT, yes.
>> I used a capture filter.
>> "host w.x.y.z" where w.x.y.z is whatever IP our Subversion server has.
>>
>> It even captured the initial ARP request for the MAC address
>> corresponding to the IP address, so I'm pretty sure that it got
>> everything :-).
>
>
> And the Subversion server is also the domain controller?
> Also, check the ethereal settings: buffer size, limit-each-packet-to, ...
>
> And even if you caught everything with ethereal, then there's still a
> bug in neon because it then calls the progress callback with wrong data
> or too often.
>
> Stefan
>
Rigt now I'm unfortunaly not having access to an AD enabled server, so I
can not help with testing myself.
But what I used in the past for debuging and checking of HTTP
communication in proxy enabled apps was always something real simple, a
small proxy named TGpHTTPProxy from Primoz Gabrijelcic, just google for
"Primoz Gabrijelcic's Delphi Pages" and you'll find his page, he offers
a "test program" which is easy to use.
Start the app, enter the destination address (as shown in the attached
jpg), enter localhost as proxy and as port 1080 and try adding files.
You'll see all comunication going forward and backward.
Arne
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Received on Wed Jan 11 23:21:13 2006