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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Ashok Aiyar) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Ashok Aiyar)
>Subject: Re: Eudora - connection refused
>Date: Sun, 6 Feb 1994 15:55:20 GMT

>In article <2j1ghv$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Steve Scoggins) writes:


>>When I run Eudora and try to get new mail, I get a connection refused
>>error.  I am using username@hostname for the POP configuration.

>Are you sure that the host is running a pop3daemon?  Eudora will only
>retrieve mail if the host supports the POP3 protocol.

>Ashok
>--
>Ashok Aiyar                        Mail: [e-mail]
>Department of Biochemistry                       Tel: [phone]
>CWRU School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio         Fax: [phone]
>MIME Enclosures OK

I'm not sure which protocols are compatible with this program, but I've had
much better luck with the Trumpet News Reader for Windows than with (W)Eudora.
Despite its name, the program allows you to toggle between mail and news
sections with ease, and it has a built in filing system (but no autoretrieve).
Once configured, it works very well, so you might want to check it out.

Trent Stevens  [e-mail]
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From: [e-mail] (Colin R. Kelly)
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Subject: Port addresses with trmptel

     Greetings all. I'm having a slight problem with trmptel, and I was hoping
someone out there could help me out. I can't seem to find a way to telnet to a
specific port (i.e. madlab.sprl.umich.edu 3000). I've tried using the IP
address as well as the name. I'm running Trumpet Winsock withTrumpet Telnet.
     Any ideas you folks have would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
     Colin
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From: [e-mail] (Marc G. Fournier)
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Subject: Configuring Trump Winsock

Hi...

    I'm having a problem with Trump Winsock that I'm hoping
someone can help with.  basically, what I'd like to see is someone
else's TRUMPWSK.INI file to compare mine against.

    I *think* I've gFrom [e-mail] Sat Feb 12 14:58:42 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Mark S. Burgess)
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Subject: Re: Winsock magazine articles

You might also look at "the Truth About TCP/IP" in the
January Issue of WIndows Tech Journal (Noah Davids). Also,
I'm fairly certain Jim Kyle did a column on Sockets in Wintech
some time last year.

Ray Wood ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Here are a few magazine articles on MS Windows Sockets programming
: I have found useful:

: 1) "Plug Into Serious Network Programming with the Windows Sockets
:     API", J. Allard, Keith Moore, David Treadwell; Microsoft
:     Systems Journal, July, 1993

: 2) "Untangling the Windows Sockets API", Mike Calbaum, Frank
:     Porcaro, Mark Ruegsegger, Bruce Backman; Dr. Dobb's Journal,
:     February, 1993

: 3) "Plug Into TCP/IP with Windows Sockets", Victor R. Volkman;
:     Windows/DOS Developer's Journal, December, 1992

: 4) "Programming with Sockets", Marco Tomassini; The C Users
:     Journal, September, 1991 [This article deals with Berkeley
:     Sockets, but I found it useful, nevertheless.]


: Ray Wood , [e-mail]

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Subject: Re: How to use WINARCH.EXE

In article <pmiles.761012192@tdc> [e-mail] (Peter Miles) writes:

>Can anyone tell me how to use WINARCH.EXE, one of the Winsock utility
>programs in WINAPPS.ZIP (distributed with with Trumpet Winsock at many sites).

>There doesn't appear to be any documentation included in the archive file. Now
>I'm assuming that this is an Archie client but how do I run it, specifically
>how do I tell it the archie server name?

I've seen other ways posted, but just putting the server name as the
first argument to winarch works.

+ Michael

 ___________________________________________________________________________  Michael J. Tardiff             206.528.8102             [e-mail]
 Seattle, Washington USA       "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
 Western Star Consulting helps small business use computers and the Internet

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Subject: Re: New FTP site for Winsock

[e-mail] (Alun Jones) writes:
>I figure it's a harmless (and amusing) way to get more people to
>register :-)  (Although I haven't yet sold 20 copies!)

Fix a few things and you've got me.  Waiting for 1.9 and then I'll
blast you with suggestions.


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Subject: Re: How to use WINARCH.EXE

In article <[e-mail]>
           [e-mail] "Jeff Bangert" writes:

> If I run winarch, nothing happens.  If I start up Trumpet Winsock,
> dial and get a connection -- and then run winarch, nothing happens.

A UDP trace in Winsock shows a number of undelivered UDP datagrams.  I assume
there's a problem in Winarch and don't use it any more.  Besides, its display
is badly laid out on my machine - the text box overlies the buttons and
check box.

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Rgds,
Peter R. Humphrey
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Subject: Re: Trumpet Winsock can't Telnet/FTP some hosts

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] writes:
> I tried Trumpet Winsock 1.0a with the supplied winapps telnet, ftp and
> ping. I'm using Windows 3.1, 3c509 crynwr packet driver dated about
> february '93 and the winpkt which was included with the Trumpet Winsock
> zip file.
>
> I can ping all host OK.
>
> I can Telnet to two Suns, a HP-9000 running HP-UX 9.0 and a DEC Alpha
> running OSF/1 V1.3. I can FTP most of them (I've not tried all of them).
>
> BUT I CAN'T TELNET NOR FTP TO A HP-9000 RUNNING HP-UX 7.0 (which is a
> several years old HP-UX version). Sometimes I can get the HP-UX login:
> prompt, but when I type my login id, the telnet session freezes.
> Sometimes the telnet app just says connected and freezes after that. I
> have the same situation with FTP. Ping works.
>
> I have tried Reflection2 V4.1 too and it behaves similarly, both telnet
> and FTP.
>
> I can telnet to the HP using packet drivers and Kermit 3.13 and
> Reflection using its TCP Connection.
>
> All hosts reside on the same ethernet.
>
> What should I do? How should I debug this further?
> --
> Juhani Jaakola, [e-mail]
--------------
    A guess is it's a(nother) Telnet Options negotiation problem. To
see what the sides say try turning on debugging for Options. Once you see
them then the program's authors cFrom [e-mail] Mon Feb 14 06:18:14 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Martijn Hemelrijk)
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Subject: Re: PCEudora

In article <2jhg4u$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David Yeh) writes:
>Subject: PCEudora
>From: [e-mail] (David Yeh)
>Date: 12 Feb 1994 02:50:06 GMT

>I'm having a problem with PCEudora...everytime I send a letter, it gives
>me an error message "TimeZone setting or TZ environment variable missing
>or in wrong format".  Now, I've mailed stuff with it, and it seems to
>work fine, but it's really annoying to get this message every time.
>        Can someone please tell exactly what the correct format for the
>TimeZone variable is (please give example), where it should go, and
>whether I need this TZ environment variable?

>Thanks,
>[e-mail]
>Date: 12 Feb 1994 02:50:06 GMT

I've put the following line in my autoexec.bat file, and it seems to work:

SET TZ = CST6CDT

You might want to alter that for Eastern Time.

Martijn



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Subject: Re: SMTP win3.1 program?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Laird S.T. Reed) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Laird S.T. Reed)
>Subject: SMTP win3.1 program?
>Date: Sun, 13 Feb 1994 16:39:18
>Keywords: smtp winsock

>Does anyone know about a win31 program on the net that can send and receive
>email over a winsock SLIP connection?  Thank you [e-mail]

Try wsmtpd16.zip at src.doc.ic.ac.uk in the
/computing/systems/ibmpc/windows3/winsock subdirectory.

Good luck!

Trent Stevens  [e-mail]
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Subject: Re: How to use WINARCH.EXE

In article <[e-mail]>
[e-mail] (Michael J. Tardiff) writes:

>I've seen other ways posted, but just putting the server name as the
>first argument to winarch works.

Yes, it does work, but it is not connecting you to the archie server
that you think you are connecting to.

WinArch defaults to "archie.au" in the absence of the command-line-
parameter "-archie=some.host"

As an alternative to "-archie=some.host", you can set the DOS
environment variable ARCHIE (eg. set ARCHIE=some.host).

Later,
Ashok
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Subject: NNTP Server for Winsock ?


    Does a Winsock NNTP Server exist ?

    Is anyone working on one ?





                                                       Craig Larsen
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Subject: What does socket killed mean?

Everything seems to be working fine with my new SLIP connection using
Trumpet Winsock TCPman and all the client applications.  However, sometimes I
get the message socket killed or one of the applications causes a General
Protection Fault and I am forced to reboot my machine.  What does socket
killed mean?  What is causing the General Protection Faults on my computer?
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Subject: Re: SMTP win3.1 program?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Laird S.T. Reed) writes:

>Does anyone know about a win31 program on the net that can send and receive
>email over a winsock SLIP connection?  Thank you [e-mail]

ftp.usma.edu:/pub/msdos/ws_gmail.zip contains SMTP send and receive daemon as
well as a POP client that all work with WINSOCK 1.1. It's by the same person
who brought you ws_ftp.

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Subject: Re: Procomm Plus and Trumpet Sockets

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Laurence Simon) writes:

>Great posts and information up here - I've now got a Windows for
>Workgroups 3.11 machine using Trumpet Sockets Alpha 17 beautifully with QVTNET
>3.94 on a LANMAN/NTAS network, but I'd like to try to use Procomm Plus for
>Windows as a direct-connect terminal program because of the ease of using
>kermit, ymodem, and zmodem transfers. Windows NT Terminal allows this, but NT
>can't fit on a 40MB hard drive like some of the users at my site have.

>How does one use the internal INT14 calls for Procomm Plus?
>Or better yet - am I out of luck?

I don't understand what INT14 is going to get you. You would need an INT14
redirctor to translate the INT14 calls to Winsock calls. Does such a beast
exist?

The latest Crosstalk for Windows includes Winsock support. I don't have it
yet, as they seem to have lost my order...


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