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- In article <stevenmz.9.000088C4@teleport.com> stevenmz@teleport.com (Steven M. Ziuchkovski) writes:
- >I'm using QVT, and trying to get the ftp server to work so people can ftp to
- >my PC. I have a directory structure set up, and the appropriate parts of
- >QVTNET.INI (or whatever the INI file is that has the [servers] entry in it),
- >and a passwd file set up.
- >
- >When I load up QVT, and try to turn the ftp server on, this is what it spits
- >out:
- >
- > <date & time>: comm_listen: bind() error 10022
- > <date & time>: Unable to start FTP server
- >
- >Does anyone know why this might be happening? All help would be appreciated,
- >either in e-mail on in this newsgroup.
-
- Well, looking through my header file for winsock, error number 10022
- is defined as WSAEINVAL, which is documented for the bind() function
- as "Socket is already bound to an address", which smacks of something
- going wrong with WinQVT's programming - they're trying to rebind a
- socket that's already been bound. Or it could be due to the winsock
- implementation returning the wrong value for a more usual situation,
- i.e. that some other program has already bound to the FTP port (21).
- (This should result in a WSAEADDRINUSE error, code 10048)
-
- Basically, this message means that you should be running my ftp server
- - no, just joking - my server will probably also fail to run under the
- previously described circumstance. Find out if the same situation
- occurs when you reboot and re-enter windows (thus clearing out all
- other socket programs). If it does still happen, find out if your
- winsock implementation tries to start its own ftp server.
-
- Alun.
- ~~~~
-
- P.S. If you're interested in trying my ftp server instead, it's on the
- following sites:
- winftp.cica.indiana.edu:/pub/pc/win3/winsock/wftpd18b.zip
- oak.oakland.edu:/pub/msdos/windows3/wftpd18b.zip
- ftp.wst.com:/pub/winsock/wftpd/wftpd18b.zip
-
- --
- The above is a personal opinion, and may not necessarily represent the
- opinions of Welcom Software Technology, its management, its staff, or
- its Margarita machine.
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- Date: Mon, 28 Feb 1994 23:11:11 GMT
- From: sdarisi@inetg1.arco.com (sdarisi)
- Message-Id: <1994Feb28.231111.17044@Arco.COM>
- Organization: ARCO Oil and Gas Company
- Sender: ses
- Subject: Mosaic and Sounds using Mac X
-
- Hi Cyber Trotters,
-
- What we have here is a firewall machine which does permit us to access
- WWW or Mosaic directly from our desktop machines. I have finally been
- able to figure out how to access and use Mosaic from my desktop. The
- only way possible to do so is to run Mosaic (the X version) on my
- firewall machine and use Mac X to manipulate the graphical interface of
- Mosaic. Well, everything works fine except!!!
-
- I can click on graphics icons to be able to view the graphic. The
- message that I get when I click on the graphic icon is that it is
- opening up another x session/program (the message shows up after it has
- transferred the image bytes). It then displays the graphic on my Mac.
- Unfortunately, I have not been able to have the same luck with sounds.
- Whenever, I click the audio icons, the program notifies me that it is
- going to open another xsession/program, but I donot hear anything. Am I
- missing something or a program on my local Mac that is stopping me from
- hearing the audio part or am I just out of luck ??
-
- Any help would be appreciated. Thx in advance.
-
- Cheers
- Subbarayudu
- sdarisi@is.arco.com
-
-