Hi
Struggling wit Indy 10.6xxx
Am I stupid or just really slooowww?!?
How come, that when I receive an ACK of 4 bytes = (#20,#2,#0,#0), Indy insists on /stuffing/ the same amount of #0-bytes into my buffer
beforemy /real/ bytes?!?
I simply cannot understand it

Is it 'Endianness' or something else I've overlooked?
Any help will be deeply appreciated

Btw: this is my recv-code:
// fSock.IOHandler.ReadBytes(fInBuf,-1{fInBufLen});
fSock.IOHandler.InputBuffer.ExtractToBytes(fInBuf,-1{fInBufLen});
Regards Benny