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From: [e-mail] (Derek Chan)
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Subject: Re: WWW and FTP

In article <2q8kv4$[e-mail]>,
David Yeh <[e-mail]> wrote:
>I am running WINFTPD as my FTP server.  I can't seem to log in to my
>server with Mosaic though...I think it connects, then kicks me out.  I
>have been able to connect with Unix Lynx though.  Any ideas why?
>
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>David Yeh
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Alun's FTP server doesn't support the PASSW format for anonymous logins.
WinQVT/NET's FTP server does, but it crashes after a failed login...
If you find a better FTP daemon, please post.

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From [e-mail] Wed May  4 18:51:42 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Bruno Felix)
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Subject: SMTP mail client help

I have to send and receive mail by SMTP, because my internet host
doesn't provide POP for slip accounts.
I tried to install wsmtpd16 and ws_gmail both mail server programms,
but Istill have problems reading my mail.
These programms put the incoming e-mails in 1 file on my harddisk,
and Idon't know how to open this file.
Is there apossibility to open such a file with a pop mail reader
like eudora?
Or does a real SMTP client programm exist?

I can read your replies to this e-mail adress [e-mail]

thanks in advance

Bruno Felix
From [e-mail] Mon May  5 00:14:35 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Matthew B Grice)
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Subject: Re: What is FSP?

In <hbae.768028981@cwis> [e-mail] (Hansang Bae) writes:

>To the best of my knowledge, FSP is kinda like FTP.  The difference is
>that FSP uses UDP and fTP uses TCP.  What the hell does that mean?  UDP
>(User Datagram Protocol) is connectionLESS, unreliable protocol.

While UDP may be unreliable on noisy lines, this does not mean that
FSP is unreliable.  In practice, errors seldom,  if ever happen
(at least on the lines I have been using) and are taken care of by
the upper layers.  UDP may be 'bad'  from a computer scientist's point
of view in  that it doesn't check for errors, but has no disadvantages
when used in the form of FSP in actual practice.  Would you care if
your car had 2 seat belts per seat or one?  That's the type of
tradeoff that we are talking about.
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From: [e-mail] (EV@INGUS)
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Subject: Re: Wincode and News Reader


>I have tried saving/appending several articles at once in Trumpet News
>by CTRL-(left mouse button) all the articles I want to save/append.
>Trumpet does highlight all the entries I selected, however when I actually
>save/append them, Trumped only writes the LAST article in my highlighted
>list to disk.  Is there anything I can do to batch process, so to speak,
>the saving of several postings into one file?

Yeah, get version 1.0B...it just has an extract button--highlight the ones you
want, CTRL-E, and Voila!  It will even run your viewing program if you've set
it up in File Manager...

Evan



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From: [e-mail] (Lee Solomon)
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Subject: Re: Getting Trumpet Winsock to use a logon script - help!

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Charles Boesel) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Charles Boesel)
>Subject: Getting Trumpet Winsock to use a logon script - help!
>Date: Sun, 1 May 1994 12:24:11

>Can anyone post a working login script for the Trumpet Winsock? I've tried
>to make one, but it doesn't work, so I have to always log-on manually, and
>would rather do it automatically.
>Please send me e-mail if you can help.

This works for me.

#
# turn modem echo on
#
output ate1\13
input 10 OK\n
#
# send phone number
#
# REPLACE 555-5555 WITH YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER
#
output atdt555-5555\13
input 30 CONNECT
#
#  wait till it's safe to send because some modem's hang up
#  if you transmit during the connection phase
#
wait 5 dcd
#
# now prod the terminal server
#
output \13
#
#  wait for the username prompt
#
# REPLACE SLIPUSER WITH YOUR USER NAME
#
input 30 login:
output SLIPUSER\13
#
# and the password
#
# REPLACE PASSWORD WITH YOUR PASSWORD
#
input 30 Password:
output PASSWORD\13
#
# we are now logged in
#
# REPLACE READY WITH THE LAST THING DISPLAYED AFTER YOU LOGIN
#
input 30 READY