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Subject: Pascalsource

Howdy

I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get hold of some
pascalsource of a winsoc-application. I'm a happy newbie
who would be greatfull for any help.

Please mail me if you got a source of your own or if you
know a ftp-site where I could get one.


Gustav Dahlstrom    [e-mail]
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Subject: Wanted: Winsock program (small)

I am new in winsock programming. Does anyone have some simple
source-code to a client-server-application that communicates
with eachother?  Is there a ftp-site that contains winsock source-code?

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From: [e-mail] (Ananta Purusottama)
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Subject: WINPKT

Can anyone help me.. please

I have installed TRUMPET WINSOCK, but when i try to run it i get the
message; something like: 'WINPKT not loaded', when i read about WINPKT, it
seems that problems only occcurs when using a Network??

Thank you in advance..

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Subject: Re: WANTED: free telnet _server_ for winsock

[e-mail] (Thomas R. Stephenson) writes:

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

Can you be more specific?  There is no tcpip directory on the simtel
mirrors, and there is no telnetd in /network or /winsock.

Do you actually have a telnetd for WINSOCK?  If you got it from the
net, do you know the exact file name of the archive so I can try
archie?  Does the documentation give any contact or distribution
information?

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Subject: Re: Will help setup SLIP for food;)
Date: Sunday, May 22, 1994 8:48PM

In article <2rmj62$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Noel Bracero) writes:

>Hello all newbies,
>        After spending a month setting a SLIP connection to my
>school system with complete capabilities(i.e. mosaic, e-mail, ftp,
>fsp, news, and soon gopher and chat) I am willing to help people
>looking for a similar setup using trumpet winsock, preferably for
>a small donation since I have'nt found a summer job yet.  Well if
>you are interested send some mail to my address at [e-mail]
>If you expect most of your simple questions to be answered here it
>will take much longer to set yourself up!

It took this twit a month to setup Trumpet Winsock as a slip client?...and
now
he wants people to pay him to help them setup winsock?  Is this supposed to
be
some really stupid joke?  Trumpet Winsock has got to be one of the easiest
to
install pieces of networking software I've ever seen.
I spent about 2 weeks setting up a slip Server on an old PC.  I got
considerable help from Karl-Heinz Weis...for free.  Once it started
working, I posted messages on Usenet and Tattam's NNTP site telling people
everything they need to know in order to duplicate my setup.  I've even got
all the necessary files including a long "KA9Q cookbook" in the nos dir on
my
slip/ftp/mail server.  I suppose I should now add a copyright to my cookbook

and forbid anyone to sell or accept "donations" in exchange for Karl's and
my
work.

For anyone interested in the KA9Q nos slip server, please don't email me
with
questions until you've read my slip.txt.  It's available on
inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu in the nos dir.




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1) I kind of agree, but kind of not. My problem with the above fellow is
that he is soliciting services for a fee on this forum, this is NOT
ACCEPTABLE.

2) If you have a problem with what he is offering for a fee then just look
at what else is out there : Spry Internet in a box, this package may ruin
the public's perception of the Internet. These are the same guys who brought
you the pet rock. Wingopher, this package ($100 or so) doesn't even come
close to the public stuff. I could go on and on.

 -Mark West
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Subject: Trumpet Winsock and WFWG

I have just installed Trumpet Winsock on WFWG 3.11.  When starting up TCPMAN,
I get the message "Unable to load TCP"  I have tried various things like
putting everything in my WINDOWS directory but nothing seems to change the
problem.

What does this error message really mean?  Am I doing something wrong?  I'd
really like to use this software but so far have been totally unable to do
so.

As anyone seen this problem and solved it?  Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

Jerry Britton
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Subject: nntp SERVER

Is there an nntp SERVER not client for winsock?


Thanks.
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Subject: WinQvt/Net 3.97 and MS TCP/IP Daytona

I have installed MS TCP/IP Daytona over Novell 3.11 ODI drivers and it works
just fine. However, if I start WinQvtNet's ftp-server the clients can log on
to my server only once. Next time they tries to log on they get the error
message "Lost connection".

I have to stop my ftp-server and start it again to make it work once more and
so on.

With Trumpet Winsock.dll ver 1.0B#6 I don't have this problem.

Have you seen this? What is the problem?

Kjell S
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Subject: Re: [Q] WINVN 0.90.6

On Tue, 24 May 1994 07:15:39 GMT , Dr. Seth A. Greenblatt ([e-mail]) wrote:
: I just installed WinVN 0.90.6 and there are many things that
: I like about it.  However there is something that I would like
: to find my way around.  After I "see" an article, it gets flagged
: with an "s", then I leave the newsgroup, or even the
: entire software package. I then re-enter the group and I still
: see a listing of all articles in the group, including the ones
: flagged with an "s".

: Is it possible to have the software not display the already "seen"
: articles, and to adjust the count of articles in a particulargroup accordingly?  This is what I am accustomed to seeing on
: newsreaders on our Sun SPARC.  Email or posting to this newsgroup
: would be fine.

Put me down as a metoo ...

The latest version which has appeared on titan (91.2) doesn't seem to have
fixed this either...

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Subject: Re: Trumpet Winsock and WFWG

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (gwb) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (gwb)
>Subject: Trumpet Winsock and WFWG
>Date: 24 May 1994 16:45:49 +0200
>Summary: Unable to load TCP
>Keywords: trumpet winsock wfw windows

>I have just installed Trumpet Winsock on WFWG 3.11.  When starting up TCPMAN,
>I get the message "Unable to load TCP"  I have tried various things like
>putting everything in my WINDOWS directory but nothing seems to change the
>problem.

>What does this error message really mean?  Am I doing something wrong?  I'd
>really like to use this software but so far have been totally unable to do
>so.

>As anyone seen this problem and solved it?  Any help would be greatly
>appreciated.

Did you remember to put Trumpet in your path and also to run winpkt before
your run Windows. And one more thing, do you have the dis_pkt.dos loaded
in your system.ini file.  These are all necessary to run Trumpet with WFWG.
Gil
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Subject: Winsock and Pascal

Can anyone tell me of any sample pascal code for Winsock anywhere?  Thanks in
advance for any help.
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Subject: Re: NFS over Winsock

My archie search turned up SOSS as being reliant on the clarkson
drivers.  Is there nothing for winsock.  I am VERY interested in a
client OR a server.  Could someone please let me know what clients and
or servers are out there specifically for winsock?  FTP INC.'s stuff and
others are written for their kernel if I understand it.  I am hoping to
find something specifically for winsock.
    Thanks,
        Ben

Ashok Aiyar ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <2rqs9h$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Chris M. Dreher) writes:

: >I have been looking for a while and (not counting expensive commercialware)
: >I have only seen NFS clients but not any servers.

: >If I'm wrong, please post the correction.  I'd like to be wrong in this
: >case.

: Sure there is .... do an ARCHIE for SOSS -- which is a DOS NFS server.  You
: should find it on dorm.rutgers.edu and lots of other places.

: Later,
: Ashok
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Subject: Winsock Paramters, please explain


what do the following winsock parameters mean?

    MTU
    TCP RWIN
    TCP MSS

what are the minimum and maximum values for each.

Is this information defined in some FAQ or file of some kind.

Thanks
Gene
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Subject: Off line newsreader?


I know it's been asked before, but does anyone know of a News
Reader which will automatically save all articles to disk, so
that they can be read off line?

I have a slow link, so this would be very helpful. Surely it
wouldn't be too hard to write?

TIA

David

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Subject: Re: Finding IP Addresses...

In article <2r30v9$[e-mail]>, ryker@saturn says:
>Does anyone know how I can determine the IP address from
>a "wordy" address. Example: how can I find the numerical
>address of  some.site.ijust.thought.of
>
>I am using Chameleon to connect to a ppp and when I want to
>connect to a remote machine I need the numerical numbers.
>It does accept the other wordy address. Is there away to
>input wordy address or am I stuck with numerical input?

John Junod's WS_Ping client's Lookup function will work, but
it may use your local DNS server.  Peter Tattam's HOPCHKW.EXE
will also usually provide the host name, but I don't know
whether it also uses the local DNS server.  Enter the numeric
IP address in either case.
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Subject: Winsock setup help please

I know very little about Winsock.  Can someone give me some help setting it up?  I have
a 486 system with a 14.4K Digicom modem and am trying to setup a SLIP connection to my
work (Mead Data Central - behind a firewall) with Winsock 1.0a.  I read one of the FAQ's on Winsock and it didn't seem like I would need much to set it up.

I did the following:  copied all the Winsock files to C:\modem\winsock, placed this directory in my PATH statement, tried to setup TCPMAN (included below), used the manual login function and dialed into work, after connection I logged in successfully and hit escape, I then tried to startup one of the winapps (telnet) and got a message saying "inactive C:\modem\winsock\telw.exe".

I am unsure of whether I have to use a packet driver or setup some kind of SLIP program from work.

Can you help me out?


Thanks,
Joe Riess
([e-mail])


[Trumpet Winsock]
ip      = 0.0.0.0
netmask = 0.0.0.0
gateway = 0.0.0.0
dns     =
time    =
domain  = pmboss
vector  = 00
mtu     = 1500
rwin    = 4096
mss     = 1460
slip-enabled    = 1
slip-port       = 2
slip-baudrate   = 38400
slip-handshake  = 1
slip-compressed = 0
dial-option     = 0
online-check    = 1
inactivity-timeout = 5
slip-timeout    = 0
registration-name = ""
registration-password = "h[G?"Rgl"