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> I would appreciate some help from Chameleon 4.0 users. Although I'm able to
> receive my e-mail through the "mail" program, the "send" function does not
seem
> to be working. The messages stay in the "outbox". I'm not sure if this is a
> setting problem or a bug in the program.
> [e-mail]

Yes, I have exactly the same problem. If you look at the log while mail is
trying to send, you will see that the SMTP server is expecting a domain name
that the mail program isn't providing.  I have tried a lot of different things
to solve this and nothing works.  If anybody else has a solution, please let me
know.  The old version of Chameleon worked just fine.


John Wieler
[e-mail]
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   "Does Winsock run over Novell Netware (with nothing else but
    the bare-bones TCP/IP support provided by Netware)?"

> We are in the midst of configuring a 10BaseT LAN running Netware 3.12
> and are looking for a few TCP/IP applications (such as Gopher and a
> Netnews reader) that can run alongside Netware, without requiring a
> separate TCP/IP protocol stack.  We are looking at the Chameleon stack,
> since it talks to Netware's ODI driver, but we'd rather not go through
> the expense of a complete TCP/IP stack just for the sake of running a
> few TCP/IP applications.

How expensive is expensive? I'm not sure what you mean by not wanting a
separate TCP/IP stack, but Novell's Client for DOS/MS Windows v1.1 contains
all the stuff you need to run their Winsock atop your existing ODI setup,
for $99/site (yes, per site). That includes Novell's TCP/IP stack from their
LAN WorkPlace package plus their 1.1-compliant winsock. It's worked fine for
me for a month or so using Mosaic, WinQVT/Net, WS_FTP, etc.

I wouldn't have the gracelessness to post this message to the trumpet-users
list, but that price is CONSIDERABLY cheaper than Peter's fine Trumpet Win-
sock. True, it is a TSR-based package, not a DLL or VxD, but if you're stuck
with NetWare anyway it certainly wouldn't hurt to take a look. On my Zeos
I end up with > 600K free with the TCP/IP loaded along with all the ODI/VLM
drivers, a CD-ROM driver and extensions, SmartDrive, etc.

Drop me a note directly if you want more details. And no, this version of
the NetWare Client is not and apparently will not ever be on Novell's FTP
server.

--
Jim ([e-mail])

In the frozen land of Nador, they were forced to eat Robin's minstrels...
and there was much rejoicing.
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Thanks Paul, but we moved. :)  The new address is:

        FTP Software, Inc.
        2 High Street
        No.Andover, MA 01845

        [phone] (voice)
        [phone] (fax)

and important email addresses: [e-mail], [e-mail]

>   >FTP Software, Inc. is a commercial software vendor. The product being referred
>   >to is PC/TCP, a TCP/IP protocol stack for MS DOS and OS/2. It is definitely
>   >_NOT_ freeware or shareware. If you are still interested, their address is:
>
>       FTP Software, Inc.
>       26 Princess St.
>       Wakefield, MA 01880
>
>       [phone] (voice)
>       [phone] (FAX)
>
>   BTW, I have no affiliation with FTP software. I am just a user.
>
>   Paul Noble
>   NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
>   (Bet you didn't know NASA even _HAD_ a center in Cleveland!)
>   e-mail: [e-mail]
>   snail-mail: 21000 Brookpark Rd.
>               Mailstop 142-1
>               Cleveland, Ohio 44135

Regards,
--
 Bob Quinn                                             [e-mail]
 FTP Software, Inc.                                No. Andover, MA