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Subject: Re: John Junod and WS_GMAIL - How do I find them?

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Traci Collins) says:
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>I have been searching for a winsock compatible mail program which receives
>mail via smtp as well as sends mail that way. It sounds like ws_gmail does
>that. I have attempted to locate it via ftp at the site listed in several faqs
>and I have attempted to send email to the author at an address someone sent
>me, but neither the program nor the author are where they used to be. Will
>anyone who knows the current whereabouts of either the program or the author
>drop me an address via email? Thanks.
>
>Traci Collins
>
John Junod can be found on the net , he occasionally reads comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
as for the ws_gmail. To my knowledge John only distributed one version into the public domain
I believe that his further work on that product may have been commercialized.

speaking for myself only

robert k
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Subject: Chameleon: Dynamic IP Addrress for SLIP

I am running Chameleon with a SLIP connection.  Since I get a different IP
address everytime I call into my University's server, I have to open the
log and manually change the IP address.  How do I use the -i command
successfully.

basically you would see the following if you were to log in to my server:


You have connected to UCI Terminal server...

csi-ts2> slip

Your slip address is 128.200.142.225, (followed by something not important)



this is what my script looks like in SLIP.INI -

SCRIPT=> $c$r -i


(note that c=slip)

How do I get it to automatically change my IP address if possible?

Thanks for your help in advance...I sincerely appreciate it!

Aaron
From [e-mail] Wed May 25 12:42:56 1994
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Subject: Re: Error in WSGopher

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David L. Brooks) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (David L. Brooks)
>Subject: Re: Error in WSGopher
>Date: Fri, 13 May 1994 22:30:05 GMT

>In article <2qshuk$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (sean
>kelly `94) writes:


>>I have yet to get a GPF fault, but I'll
>>keep trying :).

>I have a patched version on my system that fixes one set of GPFs; I started
>work on the next set, but unfortunately it's close to five here, my wife says
>the kids are hungry, we have unexpected company coming in for the weekend and
>I'll be out of state and "off-net" next week.  I haven't decided yet whether
>to make an imcomplete set of patches available or not; if I do, I'll post
>something before I head out.

>Dave

I on the other hand get a GPF _every_ time I run WSGopher.  I'm on an ALR
486/33 running windows 3.1 attached to a LAN running Novell NetWare 4.0.  I
would be very interested to know what might be causing the GPFs.

Mike Broschinsky
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"To sleep, perchance to dream..."
From [e-mail] Wed May 25 15:43:26 1994
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Subject: source for winsock

hi all,

I have written a small c program (windows) so that a  client call call a host,
and then you can send messages to each other. The program is just a basic
frame work, but uses the windows winsock API, so should work with any winsock
implenentation. (hopefully...)

I want to write a real time talking program, so that two people can have a
real time conversation over internet.

Currently I have no idea on how well this will work out.  but If anyone is
willing to help out, I would be more than greatful.

I seem to have the following problems so far..

A medi device can only record or play at one time.
Data threwput - transfering data threw internet can be sooo...sloww.....

If your willing to help, then please email me , and I'll send you the source
code (c), and we can go on from there.

Cheers rob.
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Subject: Re: Help : problems with Microsoft winsock implementation

hi there,

My comments are preceeded with an '*'


>A question for anyone using Microsoft's TCP/IP-32 (Beta 3.11)

>implementation of the WinSock API:



>When writing data to a socket, I am experiencing problems when

>the remote terminal is unable to accept the data (i.e. busy).

>The sending side returns a WSAEWOULDBLOCK error condition as you

>would expect, but no FD_WRITE message is being generated afterwards

>(when the buffers should have cleared).

>FD_WRITE messages are enabled via WSAAsyncSelect(), and are posted

>when the socket first connects.  Subsequent sends work fine until the

>remote end blocks as described above.  Has anyone else encountered

>this problem (or have I misinterpreted the WinSock spec)?

* I had the same problem, I am currently looking into a work around, by trying
to check the sockets status before I send the information, then as I'm sending
the infromation.
From [e-mail] Wed May 25 20:36:06 1994
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Subject: Re: [Q] WINVN 0.90.6

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Alan Thew) says:
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>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...
>
>--
>Alan Thew
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>University of Liverpool, Computing Services     Fax: [phone]

Believe me, you aren't the only ones wanting this feature!  I e-mailed the
developers of WinVN asking them about being able to not show read messages
and was told that it is not yet implemented.  They said that it is the
most requested feature and that they are working on it, so I guess we
will just have to be patient.

Jim Carlson
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Subject: is there any fsp clients that work under trumpet winsock

the winfsp12 says cannont connect immediately after being told to open
wuarchive.wustl.edu 21 (really tired of too many users on ftp)

e-mail to [e-mail] as the mail here is not working properly yet

Ace
Johnathan Harris