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In <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John M. Wu) writes:
>I am running NCSA Mosaic and I would like to have sound from the .au files.
>Simply clicking on the audio icons result in just the .au file transferring
>and nothing but silence.  Here is my setup

Get your sound card working with WPLANY and then make sure you have lines
like the following in your MOSAIC.INI.

[Viewers]
..
TYPE10="audio/basic"
..
audio/basic="s:\viewers\wplany %ls"
...

[Suffixes]
...
audio/basic=.au

It works fine for me.

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Subject: wsfngr11.zip & sparky.umd.edu problems

If you are trying to ftp from sparky.umd.edu and experiencing problems, its
probably due to the new ftp daemon we've installed.  A work around for now,
use a ftp client that supports the LS command.  Any ftp client that
functions on DIR (as ws_ftp seems to do) will only recieve empty directories.

We will have this fixed up asap...

Thanks - Jim O.


Jim O'Brien, CNE                University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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From: [e-mail] (Anant Kartik Mithal)
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Subject: Re: Xwin and Winsock

In article <[e-mail]>,
Colin R. Kelly <[e-mail]> wrote:
>     Here's a question I'm hoping someone out there may be able to answer. I'm
>using Trumpet Winsock and Xwin. To get Xwin to display on my PC, I use the
>command: setenv DISPLAY my.ip.address:0 . When I dial up for SLIP access, the
>IP address is dynamically allocated to me, with the fourth number changing
>fromone session to the next. Is there any way I can set up a session and have
>the correct IP address automatically placed into my setenv command (or any
>other -display parameter for that matter)?

A trick I've begun to use is like this: When I log into my host, I do
a 'last' , which tells me which ip address / slip address I've logged
in from. I use that (cut and paste in a winqvt window) to enter my
DISPLAY environment variable. I also use tcsh as my shell on the unix
host, which helps a lot.

You can use something like last -20, or finger. For example, using

35> finger | grep akm

akm      Anant Kartik Mitha                *p5 localmachine (slip-line-14)

gives me the location I'm logged in from. I cut and paste this into a

setenv DISPLAY slip-line-14:0.0

and I'm all set.

--kartik

If you quote my article remember to trim it down to the essentials.
Anant Kartik Mithal,                 [e-mail]
Interactive Systems Group            [phone]
Comp. Science, U of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403      [phone] (fax)
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