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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David L. Hanson) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (David L. Hanson)
>Subject: Re: NFS Client for winsock?
>Date: Wed, 30 Mar 1994 18:00:02 GMT

>In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Bill
>Wilson) says:
>>
>>I was wondering if a winsock NFS client existed? If so, where could I find
>it?

>I am also interested in winsock NFS clients, commercial, shareware, or
>freeware.  Does anyone know of any?

>Thanks

There is a shareware NFS client that loads in DOS, but is supposed to work in
Windows called nfs022-?.zip, where ?=a letter.  There are several different
versions corresponding to a letter.  I can't remember the site name, but do an
archie on it.

                            Ryan.


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From [e-mail] Wed Mar 30 17:42:36 1994
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Subject: GETHOSTBYADDR

I need to call the gethostbyaddr function with winsock.dll.

Can anyone send me src code to do this.

Do I have to call inet_addr() first.

What is the deal.

Thanks.

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Subject: Problems with new MS TCP-32 and WFW 3.11

Has anyone else experienced probems with Micosoft's new TCP/IP
stack (the March beta) and Winsock apps?

Specifically, WinQVT/Net 3.97, NCSA Mosaic for Windows 2.0A2,
and HGopher 2.4 no longer work, or barely work, after I installed
it.  HGopher and Mosaic seem to wait forever to get a response
from even our local servers (the resolution of names works, but
they never seem to receive data from the host).

WinQVT/Net "drops" characters VERY frequently.  A look at the
console shows hundreds of errors, almost all are:

comm_write_char; send() error 10036
comm_read; recv() error 10036
comm_write_blk; send error 10036

The net effect is the loss of every 4th or 5th character I type
(VERY annoying).

Any hints/suggestions/fixes?  I'm running WFW 3.11 on a 486DX
with a Digital DEPCA Turbo ethernet card (no Pathworks support
is installed) with MS TCP/IP (March beta) and Netbeui.

Thanx for your help,
- Darryl

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From [e-mail] Wed Mar 30 17:22:48 1994
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Subject: Re: FTP software's WSOCKET.dll--what gives?

In article <2m630u$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Steven Minor McClure) says:
>
>
>I have been using PCTCP from FTP corp. to run under WFW on a 486 PC.
>I know some type of winsock must be operating, because I can open
>several telnet and ftp sessions, both from dos-shell prompts and windows
>proper.  There is a file called wsocket.dll in my c:\pctcp directory
>which I believe to be the winsock.  However, FTP'ing things such as
>VBX's and Mosaic and running them, they act as though I didn't have a
>winsock.
>
>Mosaic gives a "Call to undefined Dynalink error".  I suspect that
>the error is that mosaic cannot find the network functions in the
>WSOCKET.DLL file.
>
>Anyone have any suggestions?
>
>
>Try cd into the c:\pctcp subdir and then type
ubnetapi.exe.

This is a huge tsr that will allow winsock to communicate.
>
>
>
>
From [e-mail] Wed Mar 30 23:26:18 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Slawomir Z. Janicki)
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Subject: Re: Problems with new MS TCP-32 and WFW 3.11

[e-mail] (Darryl Friesen) writes:

>Has anyone else experienced probems with Micosoft's new TCP/IP
>stack (the March beta) and Winsock apps?

>Specifically, WinQVT/Net 3.97, NCSA Mosaic for Windows 2.0A2,
>and HGopher 2.4 no longer work, or barely work, after I installed
>it.  HGopher and Mosaic seem to wait forever to get a response
>from even our local servers (the resolution of names works, but
>they never seem to receive data from the host).

>WinQVT/Net "drops" characters VERY frequently.  A look at the
>console shows hundreds of errors, almost all are:

>comm_write_char; send() error 10036
>comm_read; recv() error 10036
>comm_write_blk; send error 10036

>The net effect is the loss of every 4th or 5th character I type
>(VERY annoying).

>Any hints/suggestions/fixes?  I'm running WFW 3.11 on a 486DX
>with a Digital DEPCA Turbo ethernet card (no Pathworks support
>is installed) with MS TCP/IP (March beta) and Netbeui.

>Thanx for your help,
>- Darryl

These symptoms would indicate incorrect setup. MS TCP/IP-32 works
even with the incorrect mask/gateway/IP number but is just that:
slow and erratic. Double check your setup and consult your admin.

Slawek Janicki
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