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- In a previous article, GREG_KAISEN@QM.YALE.EDU (Greg Kaisen) says:
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- >Does anyone know the syntax for including a PORT argument in the TRUMPTEL
- >package?
- >
- >I've tried: ###.###.###.### port
- >and: ###.###.###.### #port
- >
-
- I think that the correct format is host:port
-
- eg. 127.0.0.1:25 will connect you to the SMTP port (25) of
- host 127.0.0.1 -- note that that host.domain:port will also
- work.
-
- Later,
- Ashok
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- Department of Biochemistry fax: (216) 368-4544
- CWRU School of Medicine ashok@biochemistry.cwru.edu
- From news@bigblue.oit.unc.edu Mon Mar 7 15:35:32 1994
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- Date: 7 Mar 1994 15:35:32 GMT
- From: hsieh@scws3.harvard.edu (Tony Hsieh)
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- Subject: Re: Talk Daemon/Client ---Was: winsock write "server"?
-
- I have and do use write over the internet, at least between *.harvard.edu
- and *.mit.edu -- definitely not local. How it's done, I have no idea --
- but if anyone knows, please let me know (I was the original poster
- looking for the write "server")...
-
- Alex Sleeis (asleeis@ucsd.edu) wrote:
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- : >>Does anyone know if a write "server" is available for windows? That is,
- : >>I want to be able to receive write messages... (also, I'd like to be able
- : >>to send write messages)... If not, how difficult would this be to write?
-
-
- : >write is not a protocol that can be implemented over networks. RFC1312
- : >describes a messaging protocol a-la write that uses UDP or TCP (both
- : >acceptable) packets to do write functionality. The only commercial
- : >implementation I know of is PC-NFS messaging, included with PC-NFS from 4.0
- : >and above.
-
-
- : I have never heard of write over the net, only local....Although, "talk"
- : consists of a daemon. I am interested in finding some such program....If
- : anyone knows of one I would love for them to email me the where-abouts of it...
- : If there isn't any, I would be the first to pay for a shareware version, along
- : with what I believe would be many others, if a programmer would ever look
- : into it.
-
- : Thanks a bunch,
-
- : DiverMan
- : diverman@asleeis.extern.ucsd.edu
-
-
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- Tony Hsieh
- hsieh@husc.harvard.edu
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