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I remember seeing a post here a while back that mentioned an NFS server (not a
client) for the PC (I don't remember if it was winsock dll compliant or not).
If anyone knows where I can find such a program please let me know.
Thanks.
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Subject: Re: Looking for a windows TN3270 emulator!

In article <2n9s2s$[e-mail]>
[e-mail] (David E. Dalke) writes:

>I am looking for a shareware or freeware TN3270 emulator similar to the one in Netmanage's
>Chameleon package.  It needs to be Winsock 1.1 compatible (I'm running Trumpet's Winsock).
>I found one of these programs called QWS3270 in the SUNSITE WinSockets apps, however
>it does not work with our system because we have a UNIX front end ...

I think you have just demonstrated that you DON'T need a TN3270 emulator.
You don't say what the Unix front end does, but if it emulates an
IBM7171 or something similar, then what you need is a TELNET client that
emulates one of the terminal types that the Unix front end understands:
vt100 emulation is almost certainly amongst them.

Almost ANY telnet client would do that!

> and QWS expects to talk
>directly to the IBM 3278.

Not quite.  QWS3270 emulates an IBM 3278, it doesn't expect to talk to
one.

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Subject: Re: Where to get MS TCP-32 VxD beta Winsock

On Fri, 1 Apr 1994 15:23:48 GMT,
Michael A. Grassi  <[e-mail]> wrote:

>loading drivers.  I assume there won't really be any sort of "autoexec.bat,"
>since there is no DOS.

In Chicago, there is no DOS, but there is an autoexec.bat of sorts. While
booting, if you hold down a key (don't ask me which one, but who cares), a
little text screen pops up, with your autoexec.bat, and you can edit it.
Then it continues on in graphics mode when you are done.

Us Chicagoans hear about these things early! Now if only we could get a
copy early too! 8-P
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Subject: Re: Ambiguity in the Winsock Spec?

In article <2nf8me$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Michael B. Comet) writes:
> I have a question about the winsock call:  WSAAsyncSelect().
>
>     I am wondering if this is supposed to simply perform the requested
> notification asynchronously or if it is supposed to set a socket to be
> non-blocking or both.

Both, sort of.

Calling WSAAsyncSelect sets the socket to non-blocking mode. This means,
if you call recv (say), but there is no data ready, recv will return with
error WSAEWOULDBLOCK.

It also sets up event notification on the socket. This means that, when
data DOES become available, a message will be sent to the window you
specified to tell it so.

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Subject: Telnet server wanted


     I am currently running winsock.dll servers such as ftp, rcp, www, etc..
but cannot find a telnet server. I realize that telnetting to DOS is not a
widespread thing, but is there a program _somewhere_??

Please post reply.

                                                               Thank you,
                                                               Dave
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Subject: Re: WinIrc Problems.

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Bill Richardson) writes:
>Newsgroups: alt.winsock

>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Sargon) writes:
>>From: [e-mail] (Sargon)
>>Subject: Re: WinIrc Problems.
>>Date: Sat, 2 Apr 1994 19:19:35 GMT

>>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David A Wolfe) writes:
>>>From: [e-mail] (David A Wolfe)
>>>Subject: WinIrc Problems.
>>>Date: Sat, 2 Apr 1994 06:13:29
 I 've never gotten past /list.



>Check out the screen when you connect.  If it says <name> Nickname is already
>in use, then it means it can't connect with your Nickname selected.

I  get connected, alright. I've even seen the first few lines of #wetsex and
most of a /list.  All of a sudden i get a ' Connection Closed' ! box.


.......snippits of other posts deleted...........

David
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Subject: Re: FTP software's WSOCKET.dll--what gives?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Paul Noble) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Paul Noble)
>Subject: Re: FTP software's WSOCKET.dll--what gives?
>Date: Thu, 31 Mar 1994 13:47:19
>
>WSOCKET.DLL is NOT WinSock. Winsock was a new feature of version 2.2 of
>PC/TCP. Version 2.11 and prior releases were not Winsock compliant. A few
>weeks ago, a similar thread appeared and in response to a question, someone
>from FTP itself replied that the WINSOCK.DLL file is available on there FTP
>site (FTP.FTP.COM) and would work with 2.11.

Well, this is not technically correct, but it is correct enough.  WSOCKET.DLL
is a dll to suport version 1.0 of the Winsock specification.  It has long been
superceded by WINSOCK.DLL and verison 1.1 of the specification.  Since the
application in question is probably compliant with version 1.1 of the
specification, and WSOCKET.DLL does not support all the calls in the 1.1
spec, WSOCKET.DLL will not work.  The current version of WINSOCK.DLL is
indeed available from FTP.FTP.COM in the /support/winsock directory.  This
version of WINSOCK.DLL will work with version 2.1 later of PC/TCP.  Version s
prior to 2.1 will not support Windows Sockets.



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Subject: Re: Eudora windows too small!

Random ([e-mail]) wrote:
: I have alittle annoying quirk running Eudora 2.01:  When ever I open a message
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: Thanx,
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Subject: WSGopher error message (was WSArchie)

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Michael A. Grassi) writes:
>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Sean
>Sullivan) writes:
>>Every time that I log out from WSArchie, I get the following error message:

>>Error: WSAENOTSOCK (65535) by WSArchie on my Trumpet winsock

>I get the same thing, and I also get it with ws gopher.  Yeah, it doesn't
seem to affect anything, but I woould still like to know what it is (just to
be knowledgable).

It means that in WSGopher I was shutting down sockets incorrectly; this takes
place _after_ all the requesting and downloading, which is why you usually
don't notice anything amiss.

It's already fixed in 1.0, which should be available soon, after I get done
with the online help.

Dave

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