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From: [e-mail] (P. Eivind Jenssen)
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Subject: Does recv() receive what send() sends ?

I'm programming with TCP-sockets, and I wonder:

When I use the send() function, it returns the number of bytes that was
sent out on the net.
Can i be sure that the recv() function will receive all these datas
that was sent, or do I have to tell the 'send-machine' how many bytes
I received from it so that it can send the rest of the datas?

I'd be very grateful if anyone could answer this.
Thanks anyway!
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From: [e-mail] (John Foster)
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Subject: Re: Need a Windows PPP (not slip) connector for Winsock

There is a class 1 packet driver called ETHERPPP available from
directory /pub/ppp on merit.edu

According to the TCP/IP FAQ, this works with Trumpet Winsock. Needless to
say, I can't get it working.

I have a dial-up PPP connection to the Internet which uses KA9Q under DOS.
This works very well, but I would now like to start using Winsock

If anyone has got EtherPPP working over a dial-up line, please could they post
their PPP command line and configuration files.

TIA
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From [e-mail] Wed May  4 22:39:49 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Jim Racheff)
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Subject: Re: Winsock POP, Gopher Daemon ?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Gary Ritchie) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Gary Ritchie)
>Subject: Re: Winsock POP, Gopher Daemon ?
>Date: Wed, 4 May 1994 09:14:16


>>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.

>To have a POP3 server, wouldn't you also need an SMTP server?

Actually, I'm not sure (but it would seem to make sense since SMTP is the
transport).  The problem with the SMTP server I found is that it's a single
user system.  What I would like to do is setup a host that can service 50 or
so Eudora, Chameleon, etc. users.




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From [e-mail] Thu May  5 21:13:58 1994
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From: [e-mail] (David Farley)
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Subject: Mosaic 2.4 and Wplany

This is a question that has probably been asked before, but is it
possible to make Mosaic 2.4 (for Windows) play au and snd files
through the windows speaker driver using Wplany?  Redirecting audio
seems to work perfectly fine using Cello.  I tried to create to
additional audio file references in the mosaic.ini file and link them
to wplany using the settings from the cello.ini file, but when I click
on a sound, it seems to download and then disappear somewhere.  Is
this even possible with Mosaic?  I seem to recall reading somewhere
that the au and snd handling is hard wired in, which would be too bad.
Thanks.  David