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Well, since the RAP seems to be dying, even though it seems just Manadar and a few others still want it to be around (or are still working on it). I was experimenting with changing Lar's binary TCP transfer, to send a msg ("screencap") to the sender of a jpg, capturing the image, then sending it back to the receiver of the jpg. I've got something happening, but I'm not sure why recv.au3 seems to freeze when send.au3 is started? Here is my code. If it's so wrong its almost usless to fix, tell me. I'll get this TCP thingo one day... :)

Recv.au3:

;recv.au3 - run first
Global $buffer, $d = -1

TCPStartup()

$MSock = TCPListen(@ipaddress1,3333)

$sock = -1
While $sock = -1
    $sock = TCPAccept($MSock)
    Sleep(100)
    ToolTip("1")
WEnd

While 1
    While $d = -1
        TCPSend ($MSock, "screencap")
        If Not @error Then
            MsgBox (0, "Sent", "ScreencapSent")
            $d = 1
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
    WEnd 
    
    $buffer = Binary($buffer)

    $f = TCPRecv($sock,65535)
    If @error Then ExitLoop
    $buffer &= $f
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

FileDelete(".\screen.jpg")
$a = FileOpen(".\screen.jpg",18)
FileWrite($a,$buffer)
FileClose($a)

TCPShutdown()
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;send.au3 - run second
TCPStartup()

$sock = TCPConnect(@IPAddress1,3333)

If $sock = -1 Then Exit
While 1
    $Recv = TCPRecv ($sock, 100)
    If $Recv = "screencap" Then
        MsgBox (0, "". $Recv)
        DllCall("captdll.dll", "int", "CaptureScreen", "str", "screen.jpg", "int", 85)
        $a = FileOpen(".\screen.jpg",16)
        $buffer = FileRead($a)
        FileClose($a)
            While BinaryLen($buffer)
                $a = TCPSend($sock,$buffer)
                Sleep(100)
                $buffer = BinaryMid($buffer,$a+1,BinaryLen($buffer)-$a)
            WEnd
    EndIf
WEnd

TCPShutdown()
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Well, since the RAP seems to be dying, even though it seems just Manadar and a few others still want it to be around (or are still working on it). I was experimenting with changing Lar's binary TCP transfer, to send a msg ("screencap") to the sender of a jpg, capturing the image, then sending it back to the receiver of the jpg. I've got something happening, but I'm not sure why recv.au3 seems to freeze when send.au3 is started? Here is my code. If it's so wrong its almost usless to fix, tell me. I'll get this TCP thingo one day... :)

Recv.au3:

;recv.au3 - run first
Global $buffer, $d = -1

TCPStartup()

$MSock = TCPListen(@ipaddress1,3333)

$sock = -1
While $sock = -1
    $sock = TCPAccept($MSock)
    Sleep(100)
    ToolTip("1")
WEnd

While 1
    While $d = -1
        TCPSend ($MSock, "screencap")
        If Not @error Then
            MsgBox (0, "Sent", "ScreencapSent")
            $d = 1
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
    WEnd 
    
    $buffer = Binary($buffer)

    $f = TCPRecv($sock,65535)
    If @error Then ExitLoop
    $buffer &= $f
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

FileDelete(".\screen.jpg")
$a = FileOpen(".\screen.jpg",18)
FileWrite($a,$buffer)
FileClose($a)

TCPShutdown()
oÝ÷ Ù'§u«·jëh×6
;send.au3 - run second
TCPStartup()

$sock = TCPConnect(@IPAddress1,3333)

If $sock = -1 Then Exit
While 1
    $Recv = TCPRecv ($sock, 100)
    If $Recv = "screencap" Then
        MsgBox (0, "". $Recv)
        DllCall("captdll.dll", "int", "CaptureScreen", "str", "screen.jpg", "int", 85)
        $a = FileOpen(".\screen.jpg",16)
        $buffer = FileRead($a)
        FileClose($a)
            While BinaryLen($buffer)
                $a = TCPSend($sock,$buffer)
                Sleep(100)
                $buffer = BinaryMid($buffer,$a+1,BinaryLen($buffer)-$a)
            WEnd
    EndIf
WEnd

TCPShutdown()
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Not seeing how the help file example - at least "as-is" - helps in this situation. It transfers characters typed into input box to a remote machine. It does it well too I have tried it effectively. What it does not do is send a binary like a image file or and executable. I am sure it could be modified but not exactly sure how. I have been trying this for several days.

In the end I would just like to see an example of a file transfer that will work. Files like jpg's, exe's, zip's etc. not just charachters into an input box. I have tryed Larry's example and several others for trasnsfering files but none seem to work over the internet. They all (mostly) work on the same machine but hw does that help?

Larry's comes the closest. It just changes the file size of the jpeg but it does connect and it does create a file. In fact it does not seem to matter what type of file it consistantly adds to the size of the file in the transfer process. At least for me.

It may be the difference int he script (my changes) which other than the ip target are minior. I am changing the .\somefile.exe to c:\somefile.exe - perhaps this is where I am screwing it up ?

Please help...

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Well, this works in a browser. I was making this for some sort of WebVNC, which is coming along quite nicely. I have only done it with a webcam image, not with a screenshot. I'm always getting a stack overflow error... Kind of annoying, and I am yet to fix it.

By the way, you start this script and then enter 'http://your.computer.ip.something/' into the address bar of your preferred browser.

#include <Misc.au3>
If Not _Singleton("WebScreen Manadar") Then
    Exit
EndIf

TCPStartup()

;Set up the variables
$MaxClient = 12

Dim $Socket[$MaxClient]
Dim $Buffer[$MaxClient]

For $x = 0 to UBound($Socket)-1 ; fills the socket array with -1 for error checking
    $Socket[$x] = -1
Next

Dim $IP = @IPAddress1
Dim $Port = 80 ; the listening port

TCPStartup()

$MainSocket = TCPListen($IP,$Port) ;create main listening socket
If @error Then
    MsgBox(0, "", "Can't listen") ; can't create socket, error out.
    Exit
EndIf

While 1
    ; accepting incoming connections
    $NewSocket = TCPAccept($MainSocket)
    If $NewSocket >= 0 Then
        For $x = 0 to UBound($Socket)-1
            If $Socket[$x] = -1 Then
                $Socket[$x] = $NewSocket ;store the new socket
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
    For $x = 0 to UBound($Socket)-1 ;receiving loop
        If $Socket[$x] <> -1 Then
            $NewData = TCPRecv($Socket[$x],1024)
            If @error Then
                $Socket[$x] = -1
            ElseIf $NewData Then ; data received
                $Buffer[$x] &= $NewData ;store it in the buffer
                If StringInStr(StringStripCR($Buffer[$x]),@LF&@LF) Then
                    $FirstLine = StringLeft($Buffer[$x],StringInStr($Buffer[$x],@LF))
                    $RequestType = StringLeft($FirstLine,StringInStr($FirstLine," ")-1)
                    If $RequestType = "GET" Then
                        $Request = StringTrimRight(StringTrimLeft($FirstLine,4),11)
                        If $Request = "/" Then
                            $Packet = Binary("HTTP/1.1 200 OK" & @CRLF & _ 
                            "Server: ManadarX/1.3.26 (" & @OSVersion & ") AutoIt " & @AutoItVersion & @CRLF & _
                            "Connection: close" & @CRLF & _
                            "Content-Type: text/html" & @CRLF & _
                            @CRLF & _
                            '<img src="screen.jpg">' & _
                            @LF & _
                            @LF)
                            TCPSend($Socket[$x],$Packet)
                        Else
                            ; ################################
                            ; TWEAK ME!!!!!!
                            FileDelete("screen.jpg")
                            DllCall("captdll.dll", "int", "CaptureScreen", "str", "screen.jpg", "int", 85)
                            ; end of TWEAK ME!!!!!!
                            ; ################################
                            $File = FileOpen("screen.jpg",16)
                            $JPEGBuffer = FileRead($File)
                            FileClose($File)
                            FileDelete("scnshot.bmp")
                            
                            $Packet = Binary("HTTP/1.1 200 OK" & @CRLF & _ 
                            "Server: ManadarX/1.3.26 (" & @OSVersion & ") AutoIt " & @AutoItVersion & @CRLF & _
                            "Connection: close" & @CRLF & _
                            "Content-Type: image/jpeg" & @CRLF & _
                            @CRLF)
                            TCPSend($Socket[$x],$Packet)
                            
                            While BinaryLen($JPEGbuffer) ;Larry's idea to send in chunks
                                $a = TCPSend($Socket[$x],$JPEGbuffer)
                                $JPEGbuffer = BinaryMid($JPEGbuffer,$a+1,BinaryLen($JPEGbuffer)-$a)
                            WEnd
                            
                            $Packet = Binary(@CRLF & _
                            @CRLF)
                            TCPSend($Socket[$x],$Packet)
                        EndIf
                    EndIf
                    $Buffer[$x] = ""
                    TCPCloseSocket($Socket[$x])
                    $Socket[$x] = -1
                EndIf
            EndIf
        EndIf
    Next
WEnd
Edited by Manadar

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Thats a nice looking script and if I am reading it right it may come in hady to support folks in a different building here on our campus. However what I am toiling with is sending a file from a client to a server. And really it is a non issue at this point since I am using a commercial product now but I would still like to know how to transfer something from one computer to another purely with autoit. I guess at this point I just am wanting to make a point to myself that it can be done....

It seems that I am so close to haveing it work. It is just an aggrivating annoyance now.

Regards,

Shane

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