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From: [e-mail] (Gerrit Thomson)
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Subject: ping me detection ?

HI all,
    Is it possible to find out when my machine is being pinged. I suppose it
is but is the ping return a function of the winsock.dll or what. I would kind
of like to know when I am being pinged and by whom.
  Cheers,
    Gerrit.
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From: [e-mail] (Ron Blancarte)
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Subject: Latest Version of Some Software

Hey, I was wondering what is the latest version of Trumpet Winsock.

Also are there any other programs that you can dial up from Windows.

That should just about cover it.  If I have any other questions, I will post
them.  Thanks alot.
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Subject: Re: Hgopher 2.4 - Can't ID remote host computer

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Kurt Miles) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Kurt Miles)
>Subject: Hgopher 2.4 - Can't ID remote host computer
>Date: Sun, 8 May 1994 00:57:07
>Keywords: Hgopher


>I recently started haveing a problem with Windows Hgopher 2.4.
>Used to be when I started up the program, it would go to the home
>page, like it was supposed to.  Now, it starts up and gives me the
>'resolve' label in connection window 1, and then pops up an error
>dialog box like this:

>+-----------------------------------------------------+
>|                    I'm sorry but                    |
>-------------------------------------------------------
>|    !  No connection (code 11004)                    |
>|       (could not identify the remote host computer  |
>|       'gopher.mcs.com')                             |
>+-----------------------------------------------------+

>and goes to a NULL screen.  BUT, when I then click on the HOME button
>or select HOME from the pulldown menu, it gives the 'resolve' label in
>connection window 1 for about a second, and puts the home page up on
>the screen.

>I have tried several variation on the host computer name, different
>setups on the .INI file, replacing the hgopher.exe, and most of the
>rest things I could think about, but no luck.   (Weird event # 432:
>The other night I clicked on hgoper.exe in the file manager, and it
>worked right.  It didn't work right the ### times I did that before,
>or the ### times I have done it since. ?????)

>Oh, well.   Any ideas?  Your help is appreciated.

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Do you hafve your dns setup correctly. A local machine may be locatable easy
whereas a more remote machine may be available wihtout a good dns server
available to you.
  I just tried to connect to gopher.msc.com and had little dificulty ( none ).
If you can ping it you sould be able to gopher to it.
  btw the ip address of gopher.mcs.com is192.160.127.80, ypou could type this
in your bookmark entry.
Cheers,
     Gerrit
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From: [e-mail] (Eric J Knight)
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Subject: Re: Speed problems Trumpet/SLIP/WFW

[e-mail] wrote:
: I am currently running Trumpet Winsock, SLIP and WFW 3.11. My hardware
: is 386sx 16MHz, 4Mb, and a USRobotics V.32 terbo modem.

: When using terminal software/VT220 over phone lines I get acceptable
: performance (1100cps at 14400), but using my slip is just s l o w (100cps).

You might want to look at the values for your MTU, TCP RWIN, and TCP
MSS.  These are in setup, under the file menu.  The documentation has
"suggestion" values.  Make sure the values coincide(from the
documentation).  The docs also make suggestions between SLIP and
Compressed SLIP.  The default vallues are probably too high. I use a
14400 modem with a CSLIP connection. These are my settings:

MTU=296
TCP RWIN=1024
TCP MSS=256

I also have my baud rate under setup set to 38400.

I'm no expert, but maybe this will help

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From: [e-mail] (BRENNA KNUT )
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Subject: Re: Looking for Shareware PC-NFS ..

In article <2qit22$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Papa Legba) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Papa Legba)
>Subject: Looking for Shareware PC-NFS ..
>Date: 8 May 1994 14:30:26 GMT

>Hi all.
>I'm looking for some sort of PC nfs client to connect my dos box to my
>linux box.

>I have ncsa telnet and have just installed winsock.dll with WFW 3.11.
>I have it working with telw ftpw etc.
>I'm using ne2000 compatible cards and I'd like some method of
>connecting both machines together, using one as a fileserver,
>mainly because I don't have a monitor for it :(..


>All I need now is some way to mount stuff from the linux box.
>Linux has a pcnfs deamon which I assume is conpatible with sun's PC-NFS

>Thanks for any help anyone can give me.

>--

>Jason Lockwood                 3rd Year Bachelor of Computing Degree
>University Of Central Queensland.       Rockhampton.   Australia.

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Try oak.oakland.edu /pub/msdos/nfs/nfs024-?.zip
I use it with novell/tcp-ip/netbeui on odipkt and it is ok.

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From [e-mail] Mon May  9 08:05:47 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Laurie Cuthbert)
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Subject: Re: Mosaic 2.0a4 and win32s - solved

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Laurie Cuthbert) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Laurie Cuthbert)
>Subject: Mosaic 2.0a4 and win32s
>Date: Sun, 8 May 1994 16:13:26 GMT

Using the version 1.1.5 on src.doc.ic.ac.uk instead of the version with mosaic
seems to cure the problem.


>I have just installed mosaic 2.0alpha4 together with the win32s distribution
>that was with it - this overwrote the (earlier and less complete) win32s that
>came with MathCAD.

>If I run mosaic and click on a menu title the whole mosaic application just
>disappears but if I run MathCAD first it is OK. I have completely removed the
>win32s directory that MathCAD installed and reinstalled from scratch but with
>no change. I am somewhat baffled!

>Any ideas would be appreciated.

>Regards

>Laurie Cuthbert