Hi, I recently started a new project where the websocket client attempts to connect to a server every 5 seconds if its not connected. This is done under a timer. I've noticed rare #10083 popups and noticed they show up mostly when I'm using a VPN but also does when I'm not.
Hi,
A 10038 error usually means 2 things:
1. The socket has not been initialized and is trying to call some action.
2. This socket has been already closed and is trying to use it.
If your application is multithreaded, maybe one thread close the socket while other thread is trying to use it and then you get this error.
Some users reported than executing the following windows commands as admin and then restarting it solves the problem (never tried so)
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
Kind regards,
Sergio
A 10038 error usually means 2 things:
1. The socket has not been initialized and is trying to call some action.
2. This socket has been already closed and is trying to use it.
If your application is multithreaded, maybe one thread close the socket while other thread is trying to use it and then you get this error.
Some users reported than executing the following windows commands as admin and then restarting it solves the problem (never tried so)
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
Kind regards,
Sergio
I want to confirm that those commands worked. I left it running for a day and have not since had that popup again.
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback!
Kind regards,
Sergio
Thanks for your feedback!
Kind regards,
Sergio
Some of my customers are getting spammed by this. Is it possible suppress this? Most of them don't want to run those commands.
Hi, some of my customers are getting spammed by this and do not want to run those commands while some have reported it fixes nothing. Is it possible to suppress it?
Hello,
Do you use WatchDog property of TsgcWebSocketClient or you use your own TTimer? if first, it there is any exception trying to connect it should be catched and throw to OnException event (at least with latest version). If your use your own TTimer, maybe the error is that while try to connect is still disconnecting from previous attempt to connect and client is still not initialized.
Kind regards,
Sergio
Do you use WatchDog property of TsgcWebSocketClient or you use your own TTimer? if first, it there is any exception trying to connect it should be catched and throw to OnException event (at least with latest version). If your use your own TTimer, maybe the error is that while try to connect is still disconnecting from previous attempt to connect and client is still not initialized.
Kind regards,
Sergio
The connection is happening in a timer yes with a connect timeout of 1 second and the timer attempts a connection every 5 seconds. I tried to catch it on the "OnException" event however it does not seem to come from there. I will attempt to put a try except over the connection attempt to suppress it.
Hi,
If you first check if Active property is False before set Active := True, you can get an exception reading Active property because internally calls to Connected property of Indy Socket connection, so an 10038 exception can be raised. But when you call Active := True, if there is any exception will be catched OnException event. So most probably you get the exception checking if connection is active or not.
Kind regards,
Sergio
If you first check if Active property is False before set Active := True, you can get an exception reading Active property because internally calls to Connected property of Indy Socket connection, so an 10038 exception can be raised. But when you call Active := True, if there is any exception will be catched OnException event. So most probably you get the exception checking if connection is active or not.
Kind regards,
Sergio
Hi, So I should just put the checking in a try except to catch it? My code is as follows:
Hello,
Yes, this is enough, if there is any error will be catched.
Kind regards,
Sergio
Yes, this is enough, if there is any error will be catched.
Kind regards,
Sergio