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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Gary Sarff) writes:
>I just downloaded trmptel.exe yesterday and it looks nice.  I am having
>a problem however, when I run ircII or nn the screen updates are not
>taking place as they should.  The screen does not scroll up in irc
>and nn and emacs have problems as well with scrolling.  I am connecting
>to a SUN running SUNOS 4.1.1 (sun3) and my term type is set to vt100
>but there must be some slight difference.  I actually have a real DEC
>VT100 that I bought 2 years ago at stanford junk sale and it works fine
>with this termtype.  But, I have seen messages here that lots of people
>are using trmptel and like it, so I am wondering if someone could
>email me a termcap entry that they actually use to make unix-apps
>such as these work.

I am also having problems connection to a SUN SPARCServer. I have forwarded a
bug report to Peter Tattam. I suggest you do the same.



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From: [e-mail] (Peter John Grivas)
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Subject: Xwindemo crashes-why?

   I have the xwindemo.exe installed, and as far as I can tell,
everything is configured properly. When I log in to a machine here
using XDMCP, most of the time I get our log in shell and all
the windows that pop up according to my .xsession.  I don't think
I've ever been able to log out though--it crashes before I can get
to it.  I'm not putting it up to too much of a load.  Even with one
window it usually crashes.  I'm just wondering if anyone has
experianced such problems and resolved them, so I can do the same.
Here's my setup:


386DX/33
4 Megs
80 Meg HD
Practical Peripherals 14.4 Internal
Windows v3.1
Winsock beta 5 over a ppp connection

Any help is GREATLY appreciated.  A friend of mine is also stuck in
the same situtaion, and the only difference bewteen us is that he has
a 483DX/33.

Thanks much,

Pete
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From: [e-mail] (Ashok Aiyar)
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Subject: Shareware Trumpet Winsock 1.0a release (was Re: Winsock ver 1.0)

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Gerry Stellenberg) writes:


>Somebody recent said they had ul'd winsock.zip - the real ver. 1.0 of winsock
>to ftp.cica.indiana.edu.

>What I found there was nothing to do with winsock in the upload directory
>specified.  In the winsock directory, I found a winsock.zip, but it was small
>(a little over 100k) and it was corrupted.

The official site for the *shareware* Trumpet Winsock is
ftp.utas.edu.au (131.217.1.20)
/pc/trumpet/winsock/twsk10a.zip (120,569 bytes)

I have verified that it is virus-free and unzips properly with
PKUNZIP 2.04G (the most recent version).

With Peter's permission, I have am archiving the Trumpet Winsock
at biochemistry.bioc.cwru.edu (129.22.152.44) as /pub/trumpwsk/twsk10a.zip

No doubt Peter will be posting an official release notice to this and
other relevant groups in the near future.

Best wishes,
Ashok

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Subject: winsock and SLIP configuration

I have just downloaded the shareware trumpet winsock program and am
attempting to get it running through a dialup SLIP connection to our SLIP
server at the U. of Minnesota.  I have found the appropriate IP addresses
for the gateway and nameserver (at least I'm pretty sure), but I'm
wondering what my IP address is.  Does that refer to the IP address of the
machine that I login to when I first dialup?  e.g.  I login to my account
like this:  [e-mail]
Should IP address in the .ini file refer to this computer?  That's how I
have it set now, but I'm unable to ping another machine once SLIP is
enabled.

After double-clicking Pingw, I type "gold.tc.umn.edu" at the "host:" prompt
and wait.  Nothing happens for several minutes until "trying 0.0.0.0"
appears in the window.  Nothing happens after that at all and I end up
closing the application after several more minutes.  When I activate the
TCPman window the message is:

Task 256F did not call WSACleanup

Does anyone have any suggestions?  After I login, I press <ESC> to get the
SLIP ENABLED message, so I'm pretty sure that the connection is
established.  Any help will be appreciated.

Slowly SLIPping away,
Tim
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From [e-mail] Fri Feb  4 20:31:41 1994
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Subject: FTP and WinQVT/Net v3.9 Problem.


Hi.  I have successfully installed winsock and have Win QVT/Net v3.9 running.
I am able to telnet to on campus and ftp to locations within my campus.
However, the FTP feature in the WinQVT console allows me only to ftp to
campus locations.  Everything I try to go outside campus (i.e. cica) I get
not connection.  I can only ftp from within the telenet log on session.
Have anyone else experienced this problem.  Does anyone know what is
going on?  The consultants here do not seem to know.


Also, if I tell someone outside my campus my IP address, can he/she ftp to
my pc?  I thought this was possible but only people in campus have been able to
ftp successfully.

Thanks

-F.