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Article #5639How to obtain a free local port automatical ?
From: Karsten Leick
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:46
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:46
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Hello all ! Iam trying to open multiple connections to an FTP Server from a client by using "IdFTP Client". If i do not use different port adresses, i receive the Message "Socket Error #10048 Adress already in use" (As i understand, sometimes due to FD_WAIT state and sometimes due to a "real still used" socket) Now i am looking for the best way to find a free port adress for the "BoundIP" property. I remember that there was a way for TServerSocket like assigning a "0" to the port and to get a free one automatic assigned when opening the socket. Is there any similar way for Indy or do i have to "browse" in an incremented loop through the possible ports until it works ? Thank you for any help in advance, Karsten.
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