Hi, when i code something like...
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	int sockfd;  // socket file descriptor EVERITHING IN UNIX IS A FILE MEN!
:-)
	gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,"Connecting to SMTP
server:\n",50);
	//gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,(gchar
*)ServerAddress,40);
	if ((sockfd = Stablish_connection(PMail->ServerAddress)) == -1){
		gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,"Couldn't connect to
server\n",60);
		printf("PROBLEM CONNECTING\n");
		gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,(gchar
*)PMail->ServerAddress,40);
	}
	else {
	gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,"Connection Stablished
Successfully\n",60);
	if ((Login(sockfd)) == 0){
	  gtk_text_insert((GtkText *)Texto,NULL,NULL,NULL,"Logged
successfully\n",60);	
		
		
		
		
	}
	
	
	}
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and i run the program, the GtkText box writes "Couldn't connect to
servLogged successfully" even if the connection was stablished with the
server. (i debugged it thousands of times and the program never goes to the
line containing "Couldn't connect to server".
   In some cases, GtkText, writes inside it, what printf should write! HAHA
like for example "PROBLEM CONNECTING\n" that is written by a printf...

I dunno what's happening, but i hope my bug report be useful for you.

OK

Thank you.

Pablo Tomas Borda Di Berardino