Lacewing Socket Error

[Phi]

Well, I failed to work around it, but in a plain EXE program I also receive this bug. The EXE is a RelayServer (liblacewing debug build (built as part of the VS project)). It's the same code I opened 2 issues for on GitHub.
The server hosts fine, without issue, but connections just don't happen. The clients report that there's a socket error, and the servers never receive a connection, whether I use a domain, remote IP address, local IP, or localhost to connect.
Testing the program on another computer works fine, so it's this one's settings; what should I do to figure out what is whacko with this computer? Is there any tools you recommend?

[Grim]

Well, I failed to work around it, but in a plain EXE program I also receive this bug. The EXE is a RelayServer (liblacewing debug build (built as part of the VS project)). It's the same code I opened 2 issues for on GitHub.
The server hosts fine, without issue, but connections just don't happen. The clients report that there's a socket error, and the servers never receive a connection, whether I use a domain, remote IP address, local IP, or localhost to connect.
Testing the program on another computer works fine, so it's this one's settings; what should I do to figure out what is whacko with this computer? Is there any tools you recommend?

If you're using linux system you might have corrupted version of WINE exactly like I had. Upgrading to the unstable WINE version fixed my problem.

[Phi]

Nope, a recently fresh install of Windows XP Home Edition SP3.

[LB]

I'm having an odd issue with this code:

#include <iostream>
#include "Lacewing.h"

int main()
{
	Lacewing::EventPump EventPump;
	Lacewing::RelayServer RelayServer (EventPump);

	RelayServer.Host();

	std::cout << Lacewing::Version() << std::endl;
	EventPump.StartEventLoop();
}

It prints out "liblacewing 0.3.0 (Windows/x86)" and merrily hosts along, until anything tries connecting to it. The attached MFA can be used to cause it to crash, simply by connecting.

[James]

What's the stack trace for the crash? (sorry, I'm not on Windows). You might want to stick with 0.2.6 if you're experiencing problems with 0.3.x - there were some pretty major changes for IPv6 support.

Having said that, when did you last pull from git? I think I fixed a windows server crash the other day.

[LB]

I just tried using the latest version from GitHub, but in both of the DLL builds I get unresolved externals. I'll try and do some investigation though

[Phi]

The RelayServer::Host() function is run, it's just the program doesn't trigger any breakpoints when hit. My debug function works fine though.