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| | Ping not answered by host Hello I installed Live Messenger. It keeps getting disconnected every minute. After several installs, uninstalls and updates, I sniffed its communication with the server. The protocol is working at the connection phase. But after a minute or so, the client send a PNG packet (ping) that server never answers. After five retries, the connection is aborted (error 10053) and the phase connection starts again after a while. Any idea how can I avoid the ping packet? Thank you, nafiton |
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| | RE: Ping not answered by host Hi Can i check anything on any protocol settings to try to avoid this connection break-outs? Thank you "nafiton" wrote: Quote: > Hello > > I installed Live Messenger. It keeps getting disconnected every minute. > After several installs, uninstalls and updates, I sniffed its communication > with the server. > > The protocol is working at the connection phase. But after a minute or so, > the client send a PNG packet (ping) that server never answers. After five > retries, the connection is aborted (error 10053) and the phase connection > starts again after a while. > > Any idea how can I avoid the ping packet? > > Thank you, > nafiton |
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