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"Eduardo Jauch" <eduardo.jauch@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> No. My HTTP request is perfect.

If it were, you would not be getting that error from the server in the
first place.  That error is almost always reported due to an incorrect
request, usually becvause you left required fields out, or formatting
them wrong.

> Is after more than 15 iterations of the loop that I get the error.

That does not mean that the requests were perfect every time to begin
with.

> char final[1024];
>
> strcpy(final, "HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: www.visto-eua.com.br\r\nCookie: ");
> strcat(final, cookies);
> strcat(final, "\r\n\r\n");

I would STRONGLY advise you to re-think the approach you are taking
with your socket programming.  You are leaving your self open to all
kinds of possible errors.  The first, and most common, one being
buffer overflows.  You would be much better off if you wrap your
socket code with more general operations (write a line, write a list
of lines, read a line, etc).  Your code would become a lot more solid,
and a lot easier to work with.

> You think that the server could change the coockies from time to
time?

Of course it can.  You have to look at the cookies of EVERY reply and
then update your cache accordingly.

I seriously think you need to stop trying to implement HTTP from
scratch and use a pre-made library.  You would save yourself a LOT of
hassle and problems.

> Anyway, if I put a Sleep(5000) after test the return of recv to 0,
> yet I continue getting the error.

The server's error reply has NOTHING to do with HOW you are
sending/receiving the data, and EVERYTHING to do with WHAT you are
sending.  Please show your complete request that is reporting the
error.


Gambit