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Where can I find a rsh and/or rexec client using winsock ?

Many thanks in advance.

--
Claude F. ([e-mail])

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Subject: Problem with Trumpet Winsock & nameserver

For some reason, no matter what address I use in any
client program, if it's not in the HOSTS file, I can't
get to it.  All of the addresses in the HOSTS file
are okay.  I have to nameservers in my tcpman config,
and they are genuine nameservers.  But any nameserver
query just bounces between them for a while.

Could it be something on my end?

trumpwsk.ini:
[Trumpet Winsock]
ip      = 129.128.3.81
netmask = 255.255.255.0
gateway = 129.128.3.1
dns     = 129.128.5.233 129.128.5.215
time    =
domain  = ualberta.ca
vector  = 00
mtu     = 1500
rwin    = 7300
mss     = 1460
slip-enabled    = 1
slip-port       = 3
slip-baudrate   = 57600
slip-handshake  = 1
slip-compressed = 1
dial-option     = 1
online-check    = 0
inactivity-timeout = 5
slip-timeout    = 0
registration-name = ""
registration-password = "h[G?"Rgl"

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From: Kari-Pekka Turtiainen <[e-mail]>
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Subject:       Re: Unix ELM mail: a pain - Is there a Windows ELM?
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> In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David Heap) says:
> >
> >In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Alain Caillet) writes:
> >>Is ther any winsock application that would log on my account,
> >>-  ftp the mail file (always the same name) to my PC,
> >>-  delete the file in the server  (may be ftp  a copy with a different name, just in case
> >>            something want wrong,
> >>-  let me  reply by SMTP protocol directly from the Windows/ PC,
> >>-  then append whatever is left of the file after messages have been removed, to the
> >>           message file that may now contain newly received message on the server,
> >>-  and delete the backup file on the server.
> >
> >        What you are describing is basically the function provided by
> >any POP mailer. In particular, Eudora is my favourite mailer. It is
> >available in both PC (winsock) and MAC incarnations, and in freeware and
> >commercial versions. Current PC free version is 1.4. Available from the
> >authors at Qualcomm (ftp.qualcomm.com). In my opinion, one of the best
> >POP mailers around. We've converted most of our instutution to it.
>
> I think I saw a program called WinELM on cica in the Win3/WinSock
> directory, but I can't find my file listing now.  It sounded interesting,
> but I use Eudora too.  I have no reason to switch.
>

Host: ftp.sunet.se
Dir:  /pub/pc/pc-nfs/mirror-york/Mail
File: winelm.zip
Size: 251794 bytes
Date: 27-May-1993:22:00:00
This is the README for the windows version of Elm.

First... This is a trial release so that people can have some email
facility. It has bugs and things that don't quite work. I will be
releasing better versions later but currently I want to get it on
the streets..

12-May-93    Initial release.
--------------------------------


Peter Churchyard ([e-mail])


Note.

If you havn't got ELM-PC already you should install that first since
it create directories and has some of the files that you need. It can
be found in /pub/elm-pc as elmpc.zip on lister.cc.ic.ac.uk You also might
want to get the MIME support programs in /pub/winmime.



There are two main programs.
----------------------------

WINELM.EXE    - The main program.

WSPOOLD.EXE    - The mail transport.


Extra command line options are...

-u user        - specify who you are on the command line.

the wspoold also allows

-p password    - if you want to risk it.

-h homedir    - you 'home' directory.

-s server    - the name of you pop3 server.

Files and Directories.
----------------------

winelm and the spooler use several directories. Normally you would
have....

\elm
\elm\user
\elm\user\folders
\elm\bin
\elm\tmp

the spooling adds
\elm\user\spool


Best Regards Kari
=====================
Kari-Pekka Turtiainen
R&D Manager
OF-Open Forms Inc.,
Ylistonmaentie 31
FIN-40500 Jyvaskyla, FINLAND
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