Worked!  Thank you!

Hi thanks for releasing pvxplus 2023.

No luck with Ubuntu 22 and openssl still I need to assign:

export PXP_SSL_LIB=/usr/local/lib/libssl.so.1.1
export PXP_CRYPTO_LIB=/usr/local/lib/libcrypto.so.1.1

And I now am getting a new error:

Could not locate entry point 'OSSL_PROVIDER_load' in libcrypto library.
Likely an incompatible SSL Interface. (err/ret=2/2)


Do I need to install OpenSSL 3.1 for this to work?

Thanks!

Pvxplus 2023? Coming soon?  Can't wait!!   

Thank you Mike this is great.  Much appreciated!

In this case these are scanners.  What's neat is I can set the scanner to send the length of the data as part of the data stream, so I can use that as well to parse if needed. 

Let me try the NODELAY I was thinking about that as well.

I don't think the comma will work because that output you were seeing was from a separate echo to a text file which I was just logging.  I didnt want to post a bunch of messy code

Its clear its hitting a second READ

0100 let TEMP$="echo '"+TIME$+" "+A$+"' >> /tmp/ima2_out.txt"

Thanks for your rapid responses

Thanks Mike but this data is coming in very slow like as you can see by the time stamp.  Every few seconds very small data chunks? 

If you are going over the internet there are many things that can slow it down.  Depending on what method you are using to connect (cs, telnet, ssh, app server, SSL)  but within *winproc there are number of features that may or may not be needed that slow performance on internet connections (Even fast ones)

I went through *winproc and commented out many sections that I found slowed things down for me and sped things up tremendously, however you may lose some features, but you may not be using them anyway.

For example there is a "Check customization" section that for me really slowed things down you can try to disable that if you don't need that feature.

Also in *winproc.rsz  there is a CHECK_MANUAL_MANIPULATION that can slow down folders

Screen resizing is also slower remotely but those fixes may help, if you have a fixed window its much faster but you need to accommodate different resolutions which may be difficult.

These two are probably offer the most improvement.

This can truely only be appreciated by working remotely over the years   If you are local on a LAN things will be much faster.

Thanks Mike, no real urgency, I was just upgrading and I figure why not go to Ubuntu's latest.  I can wait for 2023 I suppose.  I just wasn't sure if it was something I was doing wrong because the document said pvxplus supported 3.0.2 SSL.