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From: [e-mail] (MjG)
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Subject: UNBATCHING DICS MAIL.??

......
i)
I have a problem unbatching my mail in DICS. Its recieves the mail OK it's
just when the DICSUBAT.BAT is run it says there is nothing to unbatch.
press a key to continue.... then SNEWS should load but doesn't.
The demon\spool\article\BATCH.TXT file is present but it won't unbacth it.?
I HAVE changed the paths in the batch file and its placed in the c:\demon
directory.! can anyone help.. I remember reading summin like this in the
newsgroups the other day but now i can't find it. <typical>:-]
ii)
This doesn't seem to affect normal FTPs etc in WINSOCK but sometimes when i've
been running multiple sessions and i'm finished, I go to close the the TCPMAN
and in the script window I see "ERROR: WSAENOTSOCK (65535)" this may be after
a timeout or summin' but it doesn't seem critical.

Any HELP and advice would be Xtreamly greatful.!!

MjG
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From: [e-mail] (Chris K Brown)
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Subject: Winsock, Netware 4.01, and SMC E16 Soup...

Greetings all.

I'm setting up Internet access for my company, and was hoping someone
with a similar setup would have mercy upon the uninitiated, and allow me
to benefit from their experience.  :-)

Firstly, Internet access is being provided by Netcom, through a 14.4Kb
SLIP modem connection.  The machine running the modem, to be known as the
Internet Gateway, will be running Chameleon, and doing the 'routing'.
The Internet Gateway will also be hooked up to our Novell Netware 4.01
network.

What I want to happen is pretty simple conceptually.  Someone at a
machine on the Novell Network can run NCSA's windows telnet (or
another PD telnet package) locally, and have a 'seemingly' transparent
view of the internet, through the internet gateway.

I will have Netcom's assistance in setting up the gateway, so I am worried
about getting a telnet program to run over Netware 4.01.  I'm sure I
will need the winsock (I need to use windows apps), but am not sure what
else I will need.  Looking at the packet driver collection, ipxpkt also
seems necessary.  Many of the workstations will not be on the same 'backbone'
as the Internet gateway, but rather on the "other side" of the multi-nic
server.

Nearly all the machines we use have SMC Elite 16 cards.  The following is
how we get our network going, from startnet.bat:

lh LSL
lh SMC8000.COM
lh IPXODI
lh VLM

and this is the stardard net.cfg:

Link Driver SMC8000
    FRAME Ethernet_802.3
    INT 2
    PORT 280
    MEM D0000


NetWare DOS Requester
    FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F

On the gateway, I'm able to run the NMODI driver as well, if that
makes any difference.

Any hints or tips in how to get this all together would be greatly
appreciated!

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From: [e-mail] (Sean Williams)
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Subject: Winsock setup help needed

I have a Netware 3.11 server running TCPIP, a UNIX box with 24hr SLIP with
an ethernet board.  I can't seem to get any  applications (ftp,telnet,etc)
to work from a PC on the LAN.  Here is my setup :

LH LSL
LH SMC8000
LH IPXODI
LH ODIPKT
LH WINPKT 0x69
LH NETX

When in Windows I run TCPMAN which loads fine and I have it configured
to be an IP address on the network , correct nameserver, etc, but when I run
ws_ping I can't ping anything on the network.

If I need to specify more info please let me know and I will follow up.

-Sean
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From [e-mail] Sat May 17 00:20:57 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Texar)
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Subject: I need Help on winsock programming

Hello there,
well I must do a communication program by using winsock. I am doing tha in
visual C++ for windows (microsoft package). But I haven'y any idea of what the winsock functions look like.

All I need to have is the whole documentation on how to program winsock (and to know the function of winsock.dll)

So if someone can help me by telling me where I can find the documention.

Thanks a lot.

Denis Alligand: [e-mail] or [e-mail]
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I'm getting alot of mail messages from your site....what are you doing....

please check your system for problems

Thanks The Management
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Subject: Re: WANTED: free telnet _server_ for winsock

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Robert Rosenbaum) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Robert Rosenbaum)
>Subject: WANTED: free telnet _server_ for winsock
>Summary: looking for telnet server for winsock
>Keywords: server winsock telnet
>Date: 16 May 94 15:00:34 GMT


>I am looking for a daemon which will allow my PC to serve up a DOS
>shell to a remote machine.  The remote machine should be using telnet,
>and will probably be UNIX based.

>I am running Trumpet Winsock 1.0A under WFW 3.11.

>Does such a beast exist?  Can I find it by FTP?

>Rob

 If your looking for something shell like you might want to try that ftp
deamon thingy on cica. Its pretty cool... Ive got it up & running & it allows
the remote user access to most dos commands...

             -The futures here, we are it, we are on our own.
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From [e-mail] Fri May 16 22:48:52 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Michael W. Grenier)
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Subject: Re: is it me or does wintalk stink?

In article <2r7ku2$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Heath I Hunnicutt) says:
>
>[e-mail] (Bruce J. Moore) writes:
>[Talking about Wintalk]
>
>>       Never had a problem under Windoze.  But the program crashes NT (yes,
>>the whole system goes down!) horribly.
>
>        Maybe there's something wrong with your system?  Wintalk certainly
>doesn't crash NT for me.  Wintalk doesn't work, either.  I tried for a few
>days to get it to work, to no avail, and finally gave up.

It takes down my NT box as well. I was trying to talk to a user on a UNIX box
running the old protocol where the user was logged in more than once. I got
a whole series of dialogs flashing across my screen and then it locked up.

    -Mike Grenier
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From: [e-mail] (Dave Kingma)
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Subject: * HOW DO YOU SET UP WINSOCK WITH TEMPORARY TCP/IP ADDR? *

I've seen this posted before here but I didn't need the
answer until now.  My brother just subscribed to infinet
and infinet assigns a new TCP/IP address every time he
logs on.  How do you deal with Winsock and other compliant
clients that expect you to know your address ahead of time?
How do you find your gateway address?  Are there any
sample login scripts out there?

Please E-mail me since I don't read this group that often.

Thanks,
Dave


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From: [e-mail] (Jon Lewis)
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Subject: Re: Winsock/SMTP/PC/mail question

In article <[e-mail]> <[e-mail]> writes:

>I have a connection to the Internet from my PC, but no POP (or
>any other mail) server on my network. My mainframe host does
>not presently support POP mail. Telnet, FTP, all the usual
>stuff run fine directly from the desktop... but no mail. :-(
>How can I get around this problem? Hardware is 486 33DX,
>DOS 6.1, Win 3.1, winsock and tcpman.

You're not quite specific enough about your situation.  Is your machine hooked
into the net via ethernet and always on?  If so, you can run your own SMTP
server.  I run SMTP, and POP3 servers on a machine in my lab on campus.  I can
then read my mail in the lab or via POP3 from home over slip.




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