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From: giles@research.canon.oz.au
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Subject: Re: WinSock Compliance Testing
....
>Does anyone out there have a WinSock compliance test suite, installation
>validation and verification set, etc. for testing various WinSock's?
.....
A validation suite is mentioned in the Winsock spec. it's called WSAT
(Windows Sockets API Tester) and is apparently available by sending
email to wsat@microsoft.com . Haven't got it yet though, the ftp
address they gave me (in the automaic mail reply) doesn't respond.
= Giles =
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From: jel8@namaste.cc.columbia.edu (Jason E Levine)
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Subject: Re: Two Chameleon 4.0 questions...
I hate following up my own posts.... but I figured out my first
question. I usually log into anonymous FTP sites with a preceding
dash to my username/password combo, and Chameleon won't accept it.
But other than that, things are cool.
Still, though, I'd like to know about the SLIP server thing.
Jason
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From news@bigblue.oit.unc.edu Fri May 23 02:49:34 1994
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From: jel8@merhaba.cc.columbia.edu (Jason E Levine)
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Subject: Two Chameleon 4.0 questions...
I am trying to figure out two things with Chameleon 4.0....
First, I cannot figure out how to set the FTP server to accept anonymous logins
(if it is possible at all).
Second, and more importantly, I cannot figure out the SLIP server. How do I set
it up to route packets coming in over SLIP back out my ethernet card, and thus
onto the ethernet network? Additionally, can I set it up for a direct
connection? (It seems to want an answer string for the modem, which I would not
be giving it... I assume that clicking on "carrier detect" will do the trick,
though, but since I cannot get the routing properly set up, I can't really test
this hypothesis.)
Thanks a LOT in advance for any help.
Jason
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Date: Sun, 22 May 1994 23:09:08 -0400
From: Robert Patrick <rp2y+@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Subject: Re: WS_GOPHER CRASHING
Excerpts from netnews.alt.winsock: 22-May-94 WS_GOPHER CRASHING by gary
klass@ilstu.edu
> MY WS_GOPHER IS CRASHING MORE FREQUENTLY NOW;
> The following message appears in trumpet after the crash
>
> task 1CE7 did not call WSACleanup
> task 26B7 did not call WSACleanup
>
> it happens most often sometime after I cancel a retrieval of an item
that does
>
> not respond. Sometimes the crash occurs well after I've terminated the
> program. It seems like a probelm that could be fixed easily.
I've experienced similar problems when "attempting to cancel". It seems
that the program causes GPFs when the requested data is received and the
requesting window is gone (not too surprising). As long as you never
cancel a request, everything seems to work just fine.
Robert
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