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Subject: Need NFS client that is Winsock compliant


    Hi.. I am looking for a NFS server for my PC running Trumpet Winsock.
    Any help in this matter will be greatly appriciated.

    Thanks

    vinny

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Subject: Re: Need help with diskless boot and ETHERNET_II

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Sean Williams) says:
>
>I have been dealing with diskless workstations for about two years now and
>have about 30 + living on my network.  Recently I have installed internet
>connectivty and am using trumpet winsock and a host of compatible applications.
>In order to use TCP/IP across the network I need to use the Frame type
>ETHERNET_II in the net.cfg file.  All works fine until I try generate the image
>for the diskless station to boot from.  Here is my autoexec and net.cfg
>
>LH LSL
>LH RPLODI
>LH SMC8000
>LH IPXODI
>LH ODIPKT 0
>LH WINPKT 0x69
>LH NETX
>
>-----------------
>
>Link Support
>  Buffers 8 1500
>  Mempool 4096
>
>Link SMC8000
>  Int #1 10
>  Mem #1 0CC00
>  Port #1 300
>  Frame ETHERNET_II
>  Frame ETHERNET_802.3
>  Protocol IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3
>
>
>Thats really it .... not too complex.  But when the image executes it hangs
>right after Frame ETHERNET_802.3 and prints >>>>>>> continuosly.  When I
>boot from the flop it works great!  I think it must be with the RPLODI.COM.
>If anyone knows anything about this could you please contact me ... this is
>holding up internet for much of the office.  Thanks.
>
>-Sean
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I have had a similar problem when trying to use ODIPKT v2.0 and  I had to go
back to ODIPKT v1.1. Also I found that not using RPLODI.COM at all seemed to fix a
couple of things, but I was using NE2000 compatible cards.

Hope this helps.

Garry Wood
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Subject: Winsock doesn't work! ARP timeout!

Hello!

I just attempted to install Winsock 1.0a on Windows3.1.
The computer is connected via ethernet to the internet.
But when I'm starting an application like Wgopher, I'm getting
ARP timeouts from Winsock.
First I type "3c503.com 0x60 5 0x300 0" to start the Paketdriver for
the ethernetcard and then "winpkt 0x60" for the winsock.
It's a paketdriver for a 3-com ethernetcard. The card is using
an external transceiver (thickwire). Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

Bye,
    Stefan
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Subject: SLIP

I have gotten SLIP to work under linux and windows, but the problem I have is that when I connect to my school's computer I don't login in as a user.  I type 'SLIP'.  This main computer allows people to connect to all the different computer systems in the school, compuer science, physics, engineering, ect...  So everyone can use SLIP, and it doesn't need to be installed on every computer.

So my problem is, most of the software to use slip, besides the telnet doesn't work.  They all assume I have logged in.  i.e. WinGopher sends the command gopher, but the main compuer system doesn't undertsand 'gopher'.  It only know rlogin and telnet.  That's why telnet works.   I am looking for a telnet program, which allows me to run wingopher, winarchie from within the telnet program.   Or a program which similar to it.

Thanks
Mike
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Subject: Re: Winsock + WFW 3.11 + ODI drivers

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Chris Grace) writes:

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   From: [e-mail] (Chris Grace)
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   My advice to you all is to get the 32bit TCP/IP stack from
   ftp.ftp.microsoft.com. I did and here's my Autoexec:
   c:\windows\net start
   c:\dos\lsl
   c:\dos\odidepca
   c:\dos\ipxodi
   C:\WINDOWS\odihlp.exe
   C:\WINDOWS\netx

   and my protocol.ini:

   [network.setup]
   version=0x3110
   netcard=ms$odimac,1,MS$ODIMAC,4
   transport=ms$netbeui,NETBEUI
   transport=tcpip-32,MSTCP32
   transport=ms$nwlinknb,NWLINK
   lana0=ms$odimac,1,ms$netbeui
   lana1=ms$odimac,1,tcpip-32
   lana2=ms$odimac,1,ms$nwlinknb

   [NETBEUI]
   BINDINGS=ODIDEPCA
   LANABASE=0

   [net.cfg]
   PATH=C:\DOS\NET.CFG

   [MS$ODIMAC]

   [Link Driver odidepca]
   data=Frame Ethernet_SNAP
   data=Frame Ethernet_802.2
   data=Frame Ethernet_II
   data=Frame Ethernet_802.3
   data=Link Driver odidepca


   [MSTCP32]
   BINDINGS=ODIDEPCA
   LANABASE=1


   [NWLINK]
   BINDINGS=ODIDEPCA

   After a lot of messing around, this final result works perfectly
   including the trumpet SLIP.

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Subject: Time Sync program doesn't work?

I tried the Time Sync program from ftp.cica.indiana.edu, but I get an error
regarding my windows socket not being initialized.  I know it is, however.  I
run Trumpet Winsock 1.0 beta 6 over SLIP.  Anybody else found this problem?
Incidently, time sync is supposed to connect to the time port of a Unix
server, and reset your PC time to match it.

                            Ryan.

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Subject: RE: winsock programming problem

In message Wed, 25 May 1994 18:15:54 GMT,
  [e-mail] (Greg Segallis)  writes:

> I am just starting out with winsock programming and I'm having problems.
> At this point I am just trying to establish a connection with a host
> (IP = 130.41.1.250).  I am using the following pascal code and I get
> an error # 10047 on the bind command (I get the same error if I replace
> the bind with a connect).  This error, WSAEAFNOSUPPORT, means the
> specified address family is not supported by this protocol.  I have
> verified that several other working winsock apps doexactly the same
> winsock calls with the same parameters to the the socket call.  I suspect
> there is something wrong with the name parameter I am supplying to bind.
> The pascal header is a little different than the C header concerning the
> 'sockaddr' format - the pascal just shows it as a family followed by 14
> bytes of data.  I am filling them like the 'sockaddr_in' format - a
> 2 byte port, 4 byte IP address, 8 bytes of ZERO (?).
>
> Thanks for any help you can give.
>
> Greg

I've corrected your program.

(1)  You want to check that WinSock is available for you to use.

(2)  Make sure you allocate storage for structures before passing them
     as arguments.

     You had a clobber with wsadata.  You passed the address of the
     pointer LPWSDATA, resulting in the destruction of a lot of stuff which
     followed your variable "wsadata" in the variable list.  Either
     use NEW/DISPOSE to assign storage to a pointer variable, or just
     use the actual record definition (which is what I've done here).

(3)  I suggest you use the sockaddr_in structure, it's easier to
     deal with.  Remember to ensure that you store values into in
     in the proper network byte order.  Functions like "htons" are
     useful for that.

(4)  You use bind for local sockets, connect for remote sockets.
     You want connect.

-- Phil "Pib" Burns
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===============================================================================

PROGRAM WSockTst;

USES
   WinSock,
   WinProcs,
   WinTypes,
   WinCRT;

VAR
   I           : INTEGER;
   MyWSAdata   : WSAData;
   Skt         : Socket;
   Socka       : Sockaddr_in;
   SockLibrary : THandle;
   Ch          : CHAR;

BEGIN (* WSockTst *)
                                   (* Try loading Winsock library. *)

   SockLibrary := LoadLibrary( 'WINSOCK.DLL' );

                                   (* Error if we can't. *)
   IF ( SockLibrary < 32 ) THEN
      BEGIN
         WRITELN( 'Windows Sockets not available, error=', SockLibrary );
         HALT( 1 );
      END;
                                   (* FillChar is easy way to zero out *)
                                   (* socket structure.  We then only  *)
                                   (* have to fill in the values we    *)
                                   (* are concerned about.             *)

   FillChar( Socka, SIZEOF( Socka ), 0 );

                                   (* Choose protocol family. *)
   Socka.sin_family := AF_INET;
                                   (* Note how we can use functions like *)
                                   (* htons to make sure the port is     *)
                                   (* stored in the proper byte order.   *)

   Socka.sin_port   := htons( 25 );

                                   (* Normally we'd assign a value      *)
                                   (* directly to socka.sin_addr after  *)
                                   (* calling a name-resolver function. *)

   Socka.sin_addr.s_un_b.s_b1 := #130;
   Socka.sin_addr.s_un_b.s_b2 := #41;
   Socka.sin_addr.s_un_b.s_b3 := #1;
   Socka.sin_addr.s_un_b.s_b4 := #250;

                                   (* Note: we're passing the address of *)
                                   (* a WSAData structure, not a pointer *)
                                   (* to a pointer which clobbers data.  *)

   I := WSAStartUp( 257 , @MyWSAData );
   WRITELN( 'WSAStartup = ' , I );

                                   (* I suggest using named constants for  *)
                                   (* protocol types, it's easier to read. *)

   Skt := _socket( PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0 );
   WRITELN( 'Socket = ' , Skt );

                                   (* If we got a socket ... *)
   IF ( Skt >= 0 ) THEN
      BEGIN
                                   (* ... connect to remote system. *)

         I := connect( Skt, SockAddr( socka ), SIZEOF( Socka ) );
         WRITELN( 'Connect = ' , I );

                                   (* Check for connection error. *)
         IF ( I <> 0 ) THEN
            I := WSAGetLastError;

         WRITELN( 'Connect Error = ' , I );

                                   (* Display server message.      *)
                                   (* Usually you wouldn't do this *)
                                   (* character by character, but  *)
                                   (* this is sufficient to show   *)
                                   (* the connection works.        *)
         IF ( I = 0 ) THEN
            REPEAT

               I := recv( Skt, @Ch, 1, 0 );

               IF ( I > 0 ) THEN
                  WRITE( Ch );

            UNTIL ( ( I <= 0 ) OR ( Ch = ^M ) OR ( Ch = ^J ) );

                                   (* Close the connection. *)
         closesocket( Skt );

      END;
                                   (* Close down winsock. *)
   WSACleanup;
                                   (* Unload winsock library. *)
   FreeLibrary( SockLibrary );

END   (* WSockTst *).

Phil "Pib" Burns
Northwestern University
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Subject: Re: Time Sync program doesn't work?

Sorry, I just downloaded the newest version.  This time, the error is a
general protection fault in VBRUN300.  Anybody else got it to work?

                        Ryan.

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

On Wed, 25 May 1994 12:13:06 CET Raivo Kilg ([e-mail]) wrote:
: ...
: You can download the program from the computer with address 129.29.64.246. It
: should be his "home" computer. The E-mail address listed in About Box is
: following [e-mail].

129.29.64.246 = buckshot.usma.edu.

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From: [e-mail] (Marvin L. Lathrop)
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Subject: AUTODIAL ON WINSOCK?

Does anyone know the login.cmd script language well enough to create autodial
for signing on to Winsock?  In other words, can you create script to keep
dialing a phone number over and over (when you reach a busy signal) until you
get a connect?  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks,  Marv.
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Subject: Looking for free/cheap winsock complient NFS client to use w/ Trumpet

I know this is probably in a FAQ somewhere.  Lord knows there's
already enough similar requests.  Any suggestions?  I realize commercial
is always an option but looking for something more easily distributable.

Jack Varga
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Subject: Re: WinQvt/Net 3.97 and MS TCP/IP Daytona

In article <2rvmh7$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Lellis) writes:

>For what it's worth, WinQVT/Net v3.97 runs fine here under WFWG with NETBUI and
>Daytona TCP/IP - I just logged in and out of the QVT FTP server five times from
>another node without any trouble.  Sounds like a synergism with the Novell ODI
>drivers - let the finger-pointing begin!

BUT, as I said I'm not running Novell,i.e. no ODI on my machine. Strange?
Wonder what the quirks is? I'm just like yours WFWG, NetBEUI, MS-TCP/IP-32!
Doug
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