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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jimmy Ip) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Jimmy Ip)
>Subject: site for latest version of winsock ?
>Date: Mon, 28 Mar 1994 11:13:14 GMT

>I am new to the winsock and slip world.  I have been playing with
>winsock, slip connection, and xwindemo to try to get xterm to
>run accross my serial connection over a 14.4 modem.
>I have downloaded a bunch of different winsock programs from verious
>locations.

>I was wandering what is the latest version and where can I ftp it ?

>- Jimmy Ip

>[e-mail]
>[e-mail]

You can do a anonymous ftp from petros.psychol.utas.edu.au
in pub/trumpet/winsock/
From [e-mail] Mon Mar 28 10:12:01 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Greg Kaisen)
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Subject: QVTNET Auto-start Terminal session

Hello all,    Using Qvtnet it is possible to "auto-start" a terminal session,
and in my terminal setup, I have set the default TCP port to something other
than 23.  My problem is that when I start QVTNET, it connects to my
'auto-start' host, but does not use the PORT which I set in the setup screen,
it uses port 23 instead.  Anyone know why this happens?  and do you know of a
work-around.

-Thanks,   Greg
From [e-mail] Mon Mar 28 14:42:03 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Jan Aurich)
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Subject: MS TCP/IP-32 and German WfW3.11

I downloaded the new MS TCPI/IP but unfortunately it only seems to
work with the English version of WfW 3.11. With my German WfW the
install procedure doesn't finish. It hangs in the add protocol popup.
I think the problem occurs in the tcpip_install section of
oemsetup.inf where the setup program cannot genereate the MSTCP32
entry in protocol.ini. However, if I add that manually there are still
problems with the tcp32ui.dll, which does not start.

Has anybody encountered the same problems or does anybody know of a
workaround.
I would also appreciate listings of the files protocol.ini and system.ini
of working installations (by mail or post)

Thank you

Jan Aurich
From [e-mail] Mon Mar 28 14:37:13 1994
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Subject: Latest version of Mosaic w/o hotlist bug

Hi,

Can anyone tell me where i can find the latest version of Mosaic-for-
windows? My 'what's new' page tells me it's 'here' but that version
still has the old problem of not being able to 'add to hotlist'....

So, that must be the 28th of Feb. version.

Where is the 1st of March version, the one without the bug??

Erik Molenaar
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From [e-mail] Mon Mar 28 06:07:29 1994
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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 94 10:07:29 EDT
From: Steve Edgar <[e-mail]>
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Subject: [Q] Auto-detecting an IP address using WinSock.


I'm writing an application that needs to determine the IP address of the
machine it is running on during startup.  I've been using gethostname()
followed by gethostbyname(), with the obvious limitations that method
incurs, but must move to a solution that is not hostname dependent.  The
WinSock doc says getsockname() is only a sure thing after a connect().  The
catch is, my application only uses asynchronous UDP sockets.  Is connecting
"somewhere" via TCP the only hope?

Steve Edgar                                      Systems Programmer/Analyst
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