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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jim Blatta) writes:

>I've heard a bit about this WinTalk. What is it and where can I find it.

It implements talk & ntalk using Winsock 1.1 calls. It is available for
anonymous FTP from elf.com.

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Subject: Re: winsock ipmulticast ???

Bob Jaques ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Has anyone made any progress on ipmulticast for winsock?

: if so could you email. I am looking for any applications that I could use at
: interop

I am deeply interested in the work, if any.
If you have some more information, please let me know too.

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Subject: Re: WinTalk,  where do I find it!

Jim Blatta ([e-mail]) wrote:

: I've heard a bit about this WinTalk. What is it and where can I find it.
: Thanks -
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: From the Plant Genetics Lab at the U of M.

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I believe it is available at Elf directly via anonymous FTP at
address "elf.com".
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Subject: Re: Archie for Winsock ?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Johnny Vergeer) writes:
>Subject: Archie for Winsock ?
>From: [e-mail] (Johnny Vergeer)
>Date: Fri, 4 Feb 1994 14:56:42 GMT
>Keywords: archie winsock

>Is there an archie client available for Winsock ? Something in the line
>of "xarchie" would be great !!

A lot of people have been asking if there is an Archie for Winsock (including
me).  What I have found is that the only archie available is the one that is
distributed with Trumpet Winsock which is pretty primitive.  I believe we need
someone to write one that has a nice interface and works well.  I would except
for a couple of reasons:

1. I'm too busy getting a B.S. in Computer Science Degree.
2. I know almost nothing about programming in Windows or telecommuncations in
general.

If anybody does decide to write, I offer my services to alpha test it.

Tom.
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Subject: Re: X-Win - inconvenience with -display function

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Stephen R Davies) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Stephen R Davies)
>Subject: Re: X-Win - inconvenience with -display function
>Date: Fri, 4 Feb 1994 09:45:41 +0000

>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Rob Anderson) writes:
>>I have had good luck with getting X-Win to work properly, thanks largely to
>>alt.winsock. Someone had mentioned the following command for opening an X-term
>>with X-Win:
>>
>>xterm -display (my.IP.address):0
>>
>>This works great except every time I log on SLIP, I get a new IP address and I
>>must change the setup. Is there any way for the program to load my IP address
>>automatically? Any suggestions would be appreciated greatly!
>>
>Rob,
>   Have you tried

>   xterm -display (your.host.name):0

>This works under "other" PC X-win packages. Don't know about the one you use.

>Steve
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Try putting the following in your .login:

setenv DISPLAY `who am i | cut -d'(' -f2 | cut -d')' -f1 -s`:0

Or alternatively set up an alias for xterm utilizing the above.

As a sidenote, where can I get more information about X-win packages?  Is
there some freeware or shareware repository for these packages?
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Subject: Re: telnet client for windows

[e-mail] (Michael J. Tardiff) writes:

>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] writes:

>>        I am using the trumpet winsock and am looking for a more friendly
>>windows telnet than the one that comes with trumpet.  Anybody have any
>>suggestions?  Thanks in advance.

>WinQVT/Net.  qvtws396.zip via gopher at biochemistry.cwru.edu
>ftp from biochemistry.bioc.cwru.edu (closed 0900-1700 CST weekdays)
>There's no better free/shareware option, at least not yet.

    Went there...anon login...put me in /pub and ls showed nothing.
Help?

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Subject: Re: FTP Server Software wanted

[e-mail] (Ryan Hamilton) writes:

>Hello.
>
>I have been running slip over winsock for about 6months now, and would
>like to expand the services that my machine provides.  One of the services
>I wish to provide is an FTP server.

Check at ftp.cica.indiana.edu:~ftp/pub/pc/win3/winsock

Best regards, Jozsef

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Subject: Problem with MS Winsock for Workgroups

Hi there,

I have been experiencing problems with using Microsoft's TCP/IP stack for
Windows for Workgoups 3.1.

A am using asynchronous notifications, in particular the FD_WRITE message.
Upon receiving an FD_WRITE, I send as much data as the send buffers can
support.  When the buffers are full, the send() function is supposed to
return a WSAEWOULDBLOCK error state, and an FD_WRITE posted when buffer
space is available.

What I am experiencing is the following:  When the buffers are full, the
send() function appears to return 0 bytes sent, instead of SOCKET_ERROR.
Also, because the send() function appeared to succeed, no further FD_WRITE
events are generated.

Is this a programming error on my behalf, or perhaps a bug in MS's
WINSOCK.DLL?

Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
E-Mail replies to [e-mail].

Thanks.

Grant Elliott
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