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Desktop Development > Visual C++ Question socket error 10054 connection reset by peer 0 Sign in to vote Hello everyone.I am getting the above error socket error codes linux from time to time. I am working on a FTP client and according to MS its a non fatal https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms740668(v=vs.85).aspx error however in my case a file the file which I am uploading to a FTP server does not get transfered entirely. I am using CAsyncSocket::Send and it gives me the following exact error message when calling GetLastError()"OnSend failed https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/0a6ea0e5-9969-4924-9d3e-cbbf5b42438e/socket-error-10035-on-send?forum=vcgeneral with error 10035: A non-blocking operation could not be completed immediately"Here is my code of the OnSend function and the variable nTotalBytesSend is calculated by using GetLength() of the CFile class and its called before Sending any data to the server.void CDataSocket::OnSend(int nErrorCode) {   switch(m_pControlSocket->m_nStatus)   {       case STATUS_UPLOAD:   {       while (m_nTotalBytesTransfered < m_nTotalBytesSend)      {           // allocate space to store data           byte data[PACKET_SIZE];              m_File.Seek(m_nTotalBytesTransfered, CFile::begin);            DWORD dwRead = m_File.Read(data, PACKET_SIZE);              int dwBytes;            if ((dwBytes = Send(data, dwRead)) == SOCKET_ERROR)          {              m_pControlSocket->ErrorExit("OnSend");                if (GetLastError() == WSAEWOULDBLOCK)                {               }               else              {                  TCHAR szError[256];                  wsprintf(szError, "Server Socket failed to send: %d", GetLastError());                   // close file.                  m_File.Close();                 m_File.m_hFile = NULL;                Â
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