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In article <[e-mail]> , [e-mail]
writes:
>I have read somewhere that there is a book about the internet that comes
with
>software for PPP.  Does anyone know of this book?  I am looking for the
PC
>version.

It's called Windows Internet Tour Guide.  It comes with Netmanage's
Windows PPP, (thats right folks, no more fooling around in DOS) and a
couple of winsock apps (FTP (client/server), mail (POP(?) client/server),
ping, an excellent Telnet (although it can't keep settings), TN3270 and
something else I think.  It runs Mosaic very well as well as WinVN.  I am
planning on trying out other apps in a while.  I like it much better than
fooling around with etherppp and Peter Tattam's Trumpet winsock which I
could never get to work.  The book costs about $25 but some people have
gotten it for $22.  Good luck.
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From [e-mail] Thu Apr 14 19:44:28 1994
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Subject: Re: Printer Spooler

[e-mail] writes:

>I want to share a Printer connected to a PC with our TCP/IP based WorkStations.
>Could someone give me a pointer on WINSOCK software to do the Job.
>BTW: I'm using WFWG 3.11
>
>    Thanks
>--
>
>    Pedro Roque ([e-mail])

Check your local archie for wslpd-11.exe, it works fine. For the
other direction (to share a printer of your WorkStation with your
PC) try wlprs40.zip

Best regards, Jozsef

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Subject: Re: WFWG+NFS+dis_pkt9+pktmux+Trumpet winsock

In article <2ojbu0$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Paul Smith) says:
>
>Having problems getting dis_pkt9+pktmux to run both a pktdrv NFS client
>(shareware) and the pktdrv Trumpet winsock stack concurrantly.
>EIther one or the other runs??  Is that pktmux is shutting off
>the winsock stack when it attempts to startup when windows is started??
>(NFS client has to be started at autoexec time... see autoexec.bat)
>

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Here is how I was able to get two packet driver applications to coexist with WFW
3.11 networking.  No guarantees, implied or otherwise.  This is what worked for me.
QEMM's MFT program was useful in checking for free interupts (ie. 0x60 and 0x61).

Good Luck,

Bryan


Notes:

1) Real and Enhanced NDIS drivers are used.  Real driver is SMCMAC.DOS.  This
   accomplished in the system.ini file.

2) I hacked a copy of DIS_PKT.DOS (for my personal use only) and changed
   every reference (3) from "PKTDRV" to "PKTDR1" using NU.  This was saved as
   DIS_PK1.DOS.  Both were copied to DevDir= in system.ini.

3) Each copy of DIS_PKT (DIS_PKT.DOS and DIS_PK1.DOS) was assigned a different,
   free interupt vector in protocol.ini.

4) WINPKT.COM was assigned to one of the interupts.

5) NFS024-W required changes to the WATTCP.CFG file to cause it to use the other
   interupt mentioned in 3).

6) Similar results can be achieved for ODI using ODINSUP.COM.  The MAC name in
   the Bindings= statements in protocol.ini would be changed to the base name
   of the ODI driver (eg. for SMC8000.COM, Bindings=SMC8000.)

7) A schematic and relevent sections of my setup files are show below.


SCHEMATIC:
                            SMCMAC.DOS
                  (NDIS MAC driver - system.ini)
                                 |
            ------------------------------------------------
            |                                              |
    DIS_PKT.DOS 0x60                               DIS_PK1.DOS 0x61
(packet driver shim - system.ini)      (modified packet driver shim - system.ini)
            |                                              |                                              |
        WINPKT.COM                              NFS024-W - autoexec.bat
(Windows virtual packet driver
 for Trumpet WinSock alpha #18 -
 autoexec.bat)
            |
Trumpet WinSock - Program Manager


SYSTEM.INI:

[network drivers]
netcard=smcmac.dos
transport=ndishlp.sys,*netbeui,dis_pkt.dos,dis_pk1.dos
devdir=D:\WIN
LoadRMDrivers=Yes


PROTOCOL.INI:

[MS$W13W]
DriverName=SMCMAC$

[pktdrv]
DriverName=pktdrv$
Bindings=MS$W13W
IntVec=0x60

[pktdr1]
DriverName=pktdr1$
Bindings=MS$W13W
IntVec=0x61


CONFIG.SYS:

devicehigh=D:\WIN\IFSHLP.SYS


AUTOEXEC.BAT:

net start
winpkt 0x60
winpkt 0x61
c:\etc\nfsdrvr.exe -h 8192 -r 1024 -s 2
c:\etc\mount -a
win.com


WATTCP.CFG:

intvec=0x61



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From [e-mail] Sat Apr 16 05:35:33 1994
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Subject: Re: Problems with WS_FTP

>>Jocelyn Nadeau ([e-mail]) wrote:
>>: I can't get ws_ftp to download ZIP files correctly.  All the files I
>>: downloaded arrived corrupted.  If I download the same files with WATTCP FTP
>>: (DOS) or RapidFiler (LWP) they are OK.
>>: Anyone else experiencing the same problem?  BTW, text files download OK.

>>Try selecting the "binary" radio button at the bottom of the window.:x

>I did!  The problem only occurs when the destination directory is on a Netware
>volume i.e. downloading a file to C: works OK, downloading the same file to
>server/volume: corrupts it!

Hmm... I haven't tried this but will tomorrow.  Are you sure that you
have the right privs to right to the server?  I guess since the
corrupted file ends up there, you have the rights.  BTW, what is your
network oper system?  NOvell?  If so, what version of Novell.


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Subject: Netaudio

Has anyone out there heard of a winsock Netaudio client/server?
    Please send email to [e-mail]

Thanks in advance,
        Ben
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Subject: System Modal Dialog Box


Hi:

When you want to do an asynchronous read, winsock.dll will post a message to
you whenever data is avalaible. But if at the same time there is a system modal
dialog box pups up. Everything stops until the dialog box goes away. Is there
any way to get my data through even though a system modal dialog box exists?
Has anyone even done anything like what I'm doing? ( I tried a little bit
SetWindowHookEx() and was not successful.)

Thanks for any pointers.

Ping
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Subject: Re: New Xwindemo?

In article <[e-mail]>, Rick Osterberg
<[e-mail]> writes:
> >Yep... FTP to bart.starnet.com, anonymous login, and go to the pub
> directory.
>
> Anyone have an IP # for bart.startnet.com?  Neither that nor just
> startnet.com is any nameserver I can find.
> -Rick
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It's starnet.com, not startnet.com.

Jason

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Subject: Re: News in Mosaic

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Cliff Green) says:
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>Once you've set Mosaic up with a news server, you just need to open an
>appropriate URL, e.g., news:alt.winsock.
>
>This has worked just fine for me in 2.02a, but crashes in 2.03a.  Your
>mileage may vary.
>
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>DON'T BYTE OFF MORE THAN YOU CAN MULTIPLEX.

Same story here...  it gives the message that:

Win32s - Error
Unhandled exception detected (Code:0xC0000005)
Application will be terminated.

Seems to happen only with usenet reading.  2.02a
works just fine.