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Originally Posted by rodrigorkg
after some time online get this msg
AG_ASYNC_RECV_FROM_CLIENT : System.Exception: [SecurityAPI::Recv] Count byte mismatch.
at Framework.Security.Recv(TransferBuffer raw_buffer)
at Framework.Security.Recv(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 length)
at SR_PROXY.SECURITYOBJECTS.AGENT_MODULE.<ASYNC_RECV_ FROM_CLIENT>d__140.MoveNext()
and after some minuts filter crash
any one can help me ,
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System.Exception: [SecurityAPI::Recv] Count byte mismatch.
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That's from the Silkroad Security API not the filter. It's a measure to ensure all data is being processed, the server expects a specific amount of bytes if that amount is not the same, an exception is being thrown and the client should be disconnected.
This is quite common with the SSAPI that @
wrote. I believe that @
could elaborate for you as to why this happens. Would be pretty interesting.
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at Framework.Security.Recv(TransferBuffer raw_buffer)
at Framework.Security.Recv(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 length)
at SR_PROXY.SECURITYOBJECTS.AGENT_MODULE.<ASYNC_RECV_ FROM_CLIENT>d__140.MoveNext()
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This part is just part of the exception, it's being propagated higher in the call stack.
The .MoveNext() method is just a part of C# inner metadata shticks.
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and after some minuts filter crash
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Not related to the crash, since it's being handled. If it wouldn't you wouldn't been able to post it.
Hope this helps,
Regards, Iso.
