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From: [e-mail] (Jim Racheff)
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Subject: Winsock POP, Gopher Daemon ?

Has anyone heard of a POP3 server (commerical or shareware) that runs under
Winsock.  I'd like to setup a POP server on the same machine that runs my ftp
daemon.  BTW, has anyone seen a winsock gopher daemon- I've seen some WWW
servers but none for gopher.

E-mail or postings would be appreciated.

Thanks, Jim


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From: devmac@192.100.81.100 (Devereaux McClatchey)
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Subject: Re: Help - need logon script file for Trumpet winsock -> Netcom SLIP

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Brian Abrams) writes:

>I have recently installed Trumpet Winsock Version 1.0 in Windows 3.1 to
>be used with NCSA Mosaic.  Unfortunately I can not seem to get my modem
>dialing my SLIP account via Netcom through the login script file.  And
>when I try to use manual login, I can't even type in anything.  Instead
>it immediately responds with "Slip disabled"  After which I can not type
>a thing.

I use the Trumpet Winsock and its dialer to connect to my Netcom SLIP account.
My login.cmd file looks like this:

output atz\13
input 10 OK\n
output atd [insert Netcom SLIP phone number]\13
input 30 CONNECT
wait 30 dsr
output  \13
input 30 login:
output [insert login name]\13
input 30 :
output [insert password]\13

>Also - once I do get logged in, at that time do I just switch windows and
>pull up Mosaic.  Is that all there is to it?

Yes.

Good luck,
Devereaux McClatchey
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From: [e-mail] (Lance Ladic)
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Subject: Re: I'd PAY for a good news reader

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Patrick Lee) writes:

>He put it into 1.0 Revision B Beta #1. Get that from the beta site and try it.

What is the name or IP address of the *BETA* site (and the directory path)? --
I know that there are many sites which carry current copies of the Trumpet
newsreader.

I have tried tasman.cc.utas.edu.au (the distribution site -- where I obtained
the current copy I am using; in /pc/win31/netstuff/news/wtwsk10b.zip, 169550
bytes, Mar  8/94 release) and ftp.utas.edu.au, but have not located any other
beta versions...

>No, that will be very slow though since you will have to bring down all of the
>articles in order to search them. Unless there is a command to tell the NNTP
>server to perform the search on the server ... If there is such a command, I
>would have thought someone would have implemented by now.

Even simple Unix newsreaders like "rn" allow for string searching in articles
within a particular newsgroup.  This is usually not an extremely slow process
-- I've searched newsgroups containing >1000 articles in less than a minute or
two.

>>P.S. What are the "trumpet.*" lists you mention?  Mailing lists?

>Trumpet mailing list. Someone may create an alt.* group for it soon though.

What is the e-mail address to subscribe to the mailing list?  Send mail
directly to Peter Tattam?

Thanks for your help,

--Lance.