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     I am trying to find out the dotted IP address of the machine to which a
socket is connected.  My program listens for connection attempts and accepts
them, so I don't know the remote machine's address to begin with.  I can
call 'getpeername' and have it fill a sockaddr structure, but I don't know
where to go from there.  The sockaddr data structure consists of a family
field and a 14 byte address array according to the winsock header file.  I
have tried calling 'inet_ntoa' with the address array to no avail.
     Any ideas?

  -Andy
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Subject: Port 70 not connecting under winsock/*

As you have guesed OI am trying to connect to a gopher at port 70 thorugh the
MERIT public dial up
slip server.  it will not connect under any software at port 70 it will send nu
merous sync's, and nnot connect.  It will, however, connect at ports 23 and 21.
Please respond if you have a soloutions (oh, I am using the internal slip).

Please respond via email if possible,

David Stocker
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From: [e-mail] (Rob Funk)
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Subject: Re: Trumpet Winsock and the Dialer.

In article <ghamer.762012285@superior> [e-mail] (Geoff Hamer) writes:
>I'm having trouble getting the dialer in Trumpet Winsock to send
>commands to my modem. I have an external 9600baud modem on COM1. The
>modem works with many other applications in windows but not with
>Winsock.

>I have been trying to get the login.cmd script to work but I don't
>even get a flicker from the modem lights when the script executes an
>'output' command.

>I have also tried the 'manual dial' option. What is the deal with
>this? When I select it I get a flashing cursor in the Winsock window
>but I'm unable to type anything but the <ESC> key.

>I the 'External Slip' box selected and I have tried getting things to
>work with the 'Hardware Handshake' box on and off. I'm assuming I just
>have something set incorrectly. Anyone know what?

Sounds to me like you haven't told winsock/tcpman what com port your modem is
on.

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Subject: Re: Mosaic newsgroup?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Steven M. Ziuchkovski) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Steven M. Ziuchkovski)
>Subject: Mosaic newsgroup?
>Date: Wed, 23 Feb 1994 12:19:21

>Does anyone know of a newsgroup related to NCSA Mosaic?

Not to Mosaic specifically, but to the Web in general:
comp.infosystems.www

(Don't forget, Mosaic is only one way of accessing the World Wide Web; Mosaic
is not the Web.)


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Subject: Re: wsfngr11.zip on sparky.umd.edu

In article <[e-mail]>,
Steven M. Ziuchkovski <[e-mail]> wrote:
>Someone posted an announcement about a new finger client on sparky.umd.edu, in
>/pub/winsock. I ftped there and there was nothing there. Was there a mistake?
>
>Steve
>


They seem to have problem with the new ftp deamon so "dir" will give
you no listings.  Try "ls" instead.  The file and others are there.

-F.
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Subject: Looking for a domain name server

Everybody is looking for something, I'm looking for a Windows Sockets
based Domain Name Server ("named" if you will).

Is there a free one out there?


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Subject: Error retriving mail on Trumpet Mail?

To ALL,

I got the error message "Error retriving mail" when I use Trumpet Mail
to connect to my pop3 mail server.

HELP,
Jackson
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Subject: System config. for Winsock? Help!

I'm an experienced Mac user who wants to connect a PC to the Internet using
PPP.  I'm going to buy a system to do this as soon as I figure out the best
(cheapest, yet effective) configuration.

I need sufficient speed to keep Mosaic from bogging down too much, but
that's about it.  What hardware and system software can I get by with?
What TCP/IP and client software is available as shareware or freeware?
What will I have to buy from commercial vendors?  Can I do this for under
$1000?

Appreciate answers to all or any part of these questions.

Thanks in advance,

Dick Wentworth
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From: [e-mail] (John P. Hammonds)
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Subject: Re: mosaic .au files.

In article <2khitj$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jason E Levine) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Jason E Levine)
>Subject: Re: mosaic .au files.
>Date: 24 Feb 1994 06:53:39 GMT

>In article <2khi7h$[e-mail]>,
>Oleg Zabluda <[e-mail]> wrote:
>>I am trying to istall Mosaic. Everything works fine but audio files.
>>I am trying to use wplany as an external viewer with my speaker. When I click
>>on the "audio" button mosaic translates file, starts wplany and then wplany
>>gives me massage : " A device ID has been used is out of range for your system"
>>I don't have a soundcard but I think wplany works with speaker.

>I bet it's that .AU files are 16-bit sound files, and the PC speaker driver
>(if you have it installed at all, which you may not) only supports 8-bit
>sound.  I have a program called WHAM (Waveform Hold and Modify, if I am not
>mistaken) that I picked up off of one of the standard PC FTP sites... it
>will convert them to 8-bit sounds and play them.  (Not automatically,
>though; I double-click on the audio link in Mosaic, WHAM loads up with the
>.AU file loaded in, and then I have to select "Convert to 8-bit".)

>Hope that this helps.

>Jason

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I have tried to install WHAM with Mosaic to no avail. I am using the SPEAK
speaker driver.  Can you post or Email some instructions on how to set this up?

Thanks
John Hammonds