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Date: 25 May 1994 17:34:11 GMT
From: jcbarnes@vela.acs.oakland.edu (J. Fritz Barnes)
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Organization: FryTools International
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Subject: LOOPBACK and MS Winsock 1.1
Hello,
I'm currently working on a version of NCSA's httpd implemented as a
NT Service. I'm in the interesting predicament of attempting to
program on a computer that does not have a network connection at this
time. (Basically the computer with the compiler does not have access
to the network... and it's a pain transporting the program every time
to see if things are working.) I would like to set loopback to work
with Microsoft's Winsock Version 1.1.
I'm not sure if this has anything to do with my problems but when I
try to call the socket() call I get an error: 2 (File Not found).
What file is being looked for? A host/services/protocol file? If so
where should such a file go and what should it contain?
I will be grateful for any help that you can provide, and will post
a summary to the newsgroup.
Thankyou,
Fritz
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KEVIN=F=SPEICHTS%ISSD%DFOSF@SFNET.DFO.CA (Kevin F. Speichts)
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References: <royting.50.000F9F09@kvatro.no>
Subject: Re: Banyan Vines & winsock?
In article <royting.50.000F9F09@kvatro.no> royting@kvatro.no (Roy Tingstad) writes:
>From: royting@kvatro.no (Roy Tingstad)
>Subject: Banyan Vines & winsock?
>Date: Wed, 25 May 1994 15:37:10
>Does anyone know if Banyan Vines has some native (not cooperation with PC/TCP)
>TCP/IP support and if so, do they support windows sockets?
>Roy Tingstad, Kvatro-Notis AS (royting@kvatro.no)
NO! Vines has no direct support for WinSockets!
NDIS to the rescue. Since NDIS allows multiple "Stacks" to share the
network card you can run Winsockets and Banyan at the same time.
Setup your Vines workstations to use NDIS and load the Winsocket shims as
well. I'm able to use the popular Winsocket apps. while being logged into a
Vines server. They coexist nicely.