I’ve had exactly the same problem with my driver. I get this from IoCallDriver() when I ask to receive a response immediately following a send. It only occurs when the device is plugged directly into the port; it doesn’t when connected via a hub.
I can’t believe no one hasn’t seen this and fixed it!
xxxxx@comcast.net wrote:
I’ve had exactly the same problem with my driver. I get this from IoCallDriver() when I ask to receive a response immediately following a send. It only occurs when the device is plugged directly into the port; it doesn’t when connected via a hub.
I can’t believe no one hasn’t seen this and fixed it!
Ummm, what problem are you talking about?
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Tim Roberts, xxxxx@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
Funny. The Forum didn’t appear to link my reply to the original thread, which described the problem.
The original thread is at http://www.osronline.com/showThread.cfm?link=66983
xxxxx@comcast.net wrote:
Funny. The Forum didn’t appear to link my reply to the original thread, which described the problem.
The original thread is at http://www.osronline.com/showThread.cfm?link=66983
I wondered if you were using the forum interface. Many (most?) of us
get these messages as an email list or as an NNTP newsgroup. I don’t
know what percentage of us use the forums for submitting messages; I,
personally, find that kind of interface awkward. I use the forum only
for archival purposes.
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Tim Roberts, xxxxx@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
Well over one-third and typically just less than one-half the messages are posted via the web forum interface.
Whether Lyris (the software that manages the lists) links your reply to the original topic seems to depend on a few things:
The subjects need to match
There’s some (annoyingly short) time-limit when replies with the same subject will be matched to the original thread.
Some other mystic, proprietary, and silly limitation
These rules seem to apply irrespective of how the message originates.
Note that Lyris (being a listserver system) is blissfully unaware that the forum interface even exists and actually receives posts from the web interface via email.
Peter
OSR
> Whether Lyris (the software that manages the lists) links your reply to the
original topic seems to depend on a few things:
The subjects need to match
There’s some (annoyingly short) time-limit when replies with the same
subject
will be matched to the original thread.
Usually the NNTP user agents use the References header field to build the
tree-style discussion threads.
The user agent always put the Message-Id header field which is unique.
When the new thread is started, the user agent does not fill the References
field.
When the reply is written, the user agent copies the References field of the
“parent” message (if any) and appends the parent’s Message-Id to it at tail.
This makes the References field for the reply message.
Then the tree-style sorting of newsgroup messages is trivially done by
References field.
I expect Lyris web interface to use the same filling of References field.
BTW - due to some strange thing, the osr.com mailer cannot accept emails from
storagecraft.com - it rejects them as spam. This occured late Dec, I tried to
contact Tony Mason at xxxxx@osr.com - but this email was also bounced.
This caused me to switch to NNTP interface.
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Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
xxxxx@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com
Perhaps it’s personal?
Seriously, thought, you should send email to xxxxx@osr.com – not Tony. Of course, that would probably also be bounced.
While we run the incoming mail servers here at OSR, all incoming mail to any OSR domain (including lists) is scanned by a commercial anti-spam/anti-virus service. We don’t run it, we don’t control it, we don’t monitor it. However, if you send me a copy of the bounce, I can look into the problem for you and probably get it rectified.
It could be an SPF problem… that’s not uncommon these days.
Peter
OSR
> [quote]
The osr.com mailer cannot accept emails from storagecraft.com - it rejects
them as spam. This occured late Dec, I tried to contact Tony Mason at
xxxxx@osr.com - but this email was also bounced.
[/quote]Perhaps it’s personal?
Absolutely not so, Peter. Just some setting of your spam filter.
As about Tony’s address - sorry, but he used this address on public forums, so
I considered it is not private. Sorry once more, I will not disclose it
anymore.
While we run the incoming mail servers here at OSR, all incoming mail to any
OSR domain (including lists) is scanned by a commercial anti-spam/anti-virus
service. We don’t run it, we don’t control it, we don’t monitor it.
I see.
However, if you send me a copy of the bounce, I can look into the problem for
you and probably get it rectified.
OK. I will email to your personal address at osr.com and get the bounce. The
problem is how to deliver the bounce to you - the public forum is not
appropriate for this 
and your personal email is exactly what generates
bounces I have no other means.
–
Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
xxxxx@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com