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Subject: Re: Trumpet Winsock for Windows

[Master of the Universe] ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Could someone zip, uudecode and e-mail me the complete
: Trumpet Winsock for windows ....I tried to ftp it from
: an anonymous FTP site in Australia but without success.

You should be able to get everything you need from one of several
FTP sites.  I'd try either ftp.cica.indiana.edu, or perhaps
biochemistry.bioc.cwru.edu (has Beta versions).

Don't be surprised if you can't get through because these sites
see quite a bit of traffic.  You should try using Archie to search
for alternative sites if you run into trouble.  You'll find Trumpet
everywhere if you look.

Some of the various FAQs that are floating around will also offer
help in pointing you to what you need.
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Subject: Re: SLIP

Michael E. Mendis ([e-mail]) wrote:
>: 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.
>

I'm a little unclear about what your situation is.  SLIP
(in a nutshell) allows your computer to behave as if it's
connected to the Internet.  You receive an IP address when
you issue the SLIP command to your terminal server. From
that point on, whatever program that you wish to run will
run on YOUR machine.  Not the terminal server.  If you wish
to run telnet, you need a telnet client on your machine at
home.  If you want to run gopher, you need a gopher client
on your machine, etc, etc.

All of these clients exist as separate programs on your
machine, and you need a specialized client for each thing
which your want to do.

Could you clarify exactly what happens when you try to start
one of your clients?  That way we may be able to help you
better.

Good luck.
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From: [e-mail] (Jason E Levine)
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Subject: Re: xwindemo archive

In article <2s3j05$[e-mail]>,
Jeffrey Ely <[e-mail]> wrote:

>files should go where.  Can anybody who has successfully installed
>xwindemo give me a directory tree listing, or, even better, a
>better archive?

Actually, you're supposed to extract the archive with the "-d" flag...
i.e., xwindemo -d, or pkunzip -d xwindemo.exe.  That recreated the
directory structure.

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Subject: Re: winsock programming problem

I would really like to thank both of you for helping the rest of us get
started in socket programming.  THANKs for sharing the code too.  I
really liked the clear response too.

*joe*

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Subject: Re: IBM TCP/IP and Trumpet Winsock

>I have a WD ethernet card installed, apparently configured for address
>0xcc00 and ioaddr 0x280. I normally run OS/2 TCP/IP 2.0 with CSD applied

>> Error - Unable to locate WINPKT or PKTDRV virtual packet driver

Packet drivers for DOS (real mode) wont work under Windows (protected mode)
without a little help. You need to run your packet driver under DOS and THEN
run WINPKT.COM. You should be able to find this utility with trumpet winsock
distribution. This lets the packet driver work under Windows and Trumpet will
then work ok.