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Subject: Re: WinSock Telnet Choices

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Owen Alan Ching) writes:
>I'm looking for a good telnet program too......so where can I get WinQVT?
>thanx,
>
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You can get the latest from biochemisty.bioc.cwru.edu.
Good luck.
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Subject: Re: Winsock and Novell 4.01

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jens Andersson,LDC) writes:

>I use Novell VLM 1.1, and above that I load odipkt and winpkt. I use Trumpet
>WInsock. WeI have some minor problems thou. It seems like VLM 1.1 and Trumpet
>Winsock disturb each other. Anyone els seen this?
>
>Jens Andersson
>Lund University Computing Centre
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Make sure you have DOSUP9 from Novell (ftp.novell.com),
and the latest 1.0b(6) of winsock.
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Subject: Re: QVT users: Mine seems to ignore QVTHOST.RC file

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Nikki Locke) writes:


>Secondly, listing all the hosts you commonly use in HOSTS will still not
>present them for selection in the terminal window. What I do is to create
>a variety of CONFIGURATIONS in QVTNET.RC, something like the following ...

>name=Unix
>host=192.207.14.1
>port=rlogin
>username=nikki

>name=Server
>host=192.207.14.2
>port=telnet

>These are picked up by QVTNET, and offered as choices in the right-hand
>configuration list.

Nikki-
This was very helpful, thank you!

I still have a related question, if anyone can understand it:

even though I have added all the hosts I typically connect to in the
"terminal" window (i.e. their names are listed there to be "clicked")
they are not all connectable when I do a mail-check in the mail program.  I
get an error message like:

"unable to connect to POP3 server!"

should the places it checks for mail be in a file similar to qvtnet.rc?  if
so, what should the file be called and how should it be formatted?

Thanks
Terra
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Subject: Re: Tattam's Winsock

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (William J. Kendrick, Jr.) writes:
>Hi there people,
>
>I'm using Peter Tattam's Trumpet Winsock Ver 1.0 A and was wondering if
>there was a newer version of this. I see lots of posts about Winsock
>ver 1.1, but cannot locate anything but the source files.
>

You can get the 1.0b(6) from biochemistry.bioc.cwru.edu.  Speaking
of the source, may be you can tell me where I can find the source.

Thanks
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Subject: Goslip and tcpman.exe

Does anyone know how to combine the goslip.ini and tcpman.ini so tcpman.exe
will actually connect with their local slip server. I've already tweaked the
trumpet auto dial scrypt, no problem there. But I would really like to be able
to let goslip take over my auto logins. This is both a matter of personal
achievement and practicality:trumpet dosen't support auto redial and my server
is getting very crowded. It would be nice to be able to not have to ride the
<esc> key for twenty minutes every time I try to login.

One other ?. Can anyone suggest  their favorite Irc address(server)> I'm not a
big IRC habitue, But it would be nice to at least get the app to work.

Thanks for any help/suggestions.

-Tim
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Subject: Re: WS_GOPHER CRASHING

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

>Excerpts from netnews.alt.winsock: 22-May-94 WS_GOPHER CRASHING by gary
>[e-mail]
>> 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

That would probably be because WSGopher GPFs, and does not call WSACleanup
(kind of like dying and forgetting to cancel the phone service :-)

I am aware of this problem; I was out of state last week on business, and
didn't get it fixed before I left.  I plan to do that now.

>> 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.

Right; this used to work, but I managed to break that just before release
time.  It will be fixed.

Dave



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