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Like i wrote before it does work on startup but when set to inactive and 
back to active it doesn't respond anymore, that is the problem.

Yes there is a Binding->Reset() method.

I use indy version 8.0.25.


"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "EricM" <buggy441@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> It uses the onUDPRead event to check for incoming data, if
>> anything recognizable comes in it replies/acts on it. I know it
>> doesn't work anymore because it doesn't receive any data.
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> Then either it is not actually listening at all, or it is listening on a
> different IP/Port than what the client is sending to.  Have you verified
> whether any actual data is arriving on the socket?  You can use a packet
> sniffer, such as Ethereal/Wireshark, for that.
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>> I had no errors but when i put in the Reset method like you mentioned
>> on disabling the IdUDPServer i get a 'no bindings specified' warning.
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> There is no Reset() method.
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>> The actual code is very simple, on program startup
>> IdUDPServer1->Active=true;
>> and from within the program it can be set to false/true by the user.
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> Which version of Indy are you using?
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> Gambit
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