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From: [e-mail] (Graeme Defty)
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Subject: Re: I need Help on winsock programming

In article <2r92l9$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Texar) writes:

>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.

There must be others who need this, so can I suggest it be posted?
Alternatively, if it has been up a thousand times already, can you pass me the
info too.

Thanks,
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Graeme Defty

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Subject: Winsock on Novell Netware

We have a Winsock application that is both a client and a server
simultaneously.  Currently we are using NetManage's Chameleon 4.0
package for TCP/IP.  We want to be able to run our app on Novell
Netware.  I understand there is a product available that allows Winsock
apps to run on Netware.  Am I correct?  Assuming we don't care about the
other TCP/IP apps such as TELNET, FTP, etc., do we still need Chameleon
or a TCP/IP stack to run our app on Netware?

I believe this product is called LAN Workplace.

Thanks.
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From: [e-mail] (David Yeh)
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Subject: Internet Voice Chat

Have people got Internet Voice Chat to work with Trumpet Winsock and if so
    1) what version of trum winsock are you using?
    2) where did you get that version?

(I heard that version 1.0 Rev B6 works, but i can't find it...)


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Subject: Re: Without Local NNTP, What do I do?

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (L. Yu) says:
>
>[e-mail] writes:
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>>You can use any news server that allows public NNTP access.  There aren't
>>that many left in the world, and those that do exist often heavily limit
>>the number of folks using it.  But they are out there.
>
>>Hint: if you find a good site, don't tell anyone. :)
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>But where can I find one? How can I find it?
>
>--Lieting
Finger [e-mail].  You will get a list of public NNTP
servers.  The list is long, so I'd pipe the output to a file.  Example:

finger [e-mail] > nntpserv.txt

Many of the servers only allow access via gopher, which means you can only
read the news.  However, a method is described for posting via e-mail.

Steve Eckhardt  ([e-mail])
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From [e-mail] Wed May 18 14:33:00 1994
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Subject: Re: alt.winsock.binaries???

There are so many FTP sites that have a Winsock collection that I don't see a
good reason that alt.winsock.binaries is necessary. All the popular MS-DOS
(oakland) and Windwos (CICA) have a directory for Winsock-based programs!

Surely anyone who can make use of Winsock would already be able to do
anonymous FTP.

[e-mail] (Ivan Clark) writes:
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> what would make this separate from comp.binaries.ms-windows  ?
> does winsock work for any other OS?

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Subject: Mosaic 2a and telnet

This may be really basic, but I wonder if anyone can help me out.
I am running WinMosaic 2.0 alpha over Trumpet Winsock.  HTTP and gopher URLs
work fine.  When I specify a Telnet server, however, it tells me I don't
have the Telnet viewer, then prints the following line in the dialog box:
    Telnet/RLogin/tn3270
Is 3270 a terminal type or something?  The network's NCSA software is
version 2.3, from March 1991, and supports only vt100 emulation.  Nowhere in
the Mosaic install documentation did I see mention of how to change expected
emulation in the .ini file.
    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks
From [e-mail] Wed May 18 23:19:16 1994
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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

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telnetd is available to allow you to telnet into a dos machine.  try simtel
sites i believe under tcpip.


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