Bob Nash socket client

Bob and folks, I have been toying with the socket client that Bob posted.
The client currently sends a 20 byte header to the server... all is well if
that header is the correct length, but if I change the length of the header
to, say, 30 bytes, I get access violations - I would like to simply
disconnect any requests that do not have the right header length without
affecting anyone else that might be connected... before I dig in, has
anyone else looked at this?

Thanks!

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