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Subject: Re: Irc Client

   Is there an Irc client to run when using Trumpet Winsock in a SLIP connection?


Yes, try on ftp.cica.indiana.edu  : it is wsirc12b.zip
mike, it seems like a nice program.
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Subject: Help : Winsock login.cmd for NB tel's NB NET

Can someone post or e-mail me the Winsock login.cmd script that works for
NBtel NB Net service.  I looked at the samples included with winsock but I'm
having a hard time configuring the script to work with NBnet.

Thanks

Rick
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Subject: Re: Winsock on Novell Netware

Doug Jones ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <2rrhbb$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Ralf Rutherford) writes:
: >We use currently WfW 3.11 with Daytona TCP/IP, but company policy will force
: >Novell, Windows 3.1, Novell TCP/IP on us.
: >I believe next week we might have to hunt our meals again.

: Just wanted to offer my condolences - do your "company policy" people
: realize that WfWG 3.11 is a "dream" of a client for Netware, and that
: neither it nor the _free_ Daytona TCP/IP interfere with Netware in any
: way?

Except that it doesn't work with the new 3c509 card drivers, and it
doesn't work with Netware's 3270 emulation product.  Hey, other than
that, it's perfect....

:-)
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst        opinion.  If you don't like it....
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Subject: Re: SLIP

   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.

   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.

Soory, I am an engineer, english is suppose to be bad?  (grin).  The main probkem is when I run the client gopher program from MY computer it doesn't work, because I am not loggin to my account yet.  In order to login I have to telnet.  But all the client telnet programs I have seen only have the telnet client program.  It doesn't allow client gopher programs to be run from within it.

The way my school computers work:
In order to all the whole university to use the SLIP protocol, they allow it at the MAIN phone server.  This is before you connect to the other computer systems.  an i.e. Call tymnet, in order to use Prodigy from tymnet, you have to connect to prodigy.  (telnet prodigy)  Now imagine tymnet allows SLIP connects, you call tymnet type in SLIP, it gives you your dynamic IP number, everything is fine.  Except tymnet doesn't have gopher, archie, it only allows you to connect to other systems.  Once on the OTHER system, then gopher works.  But any of the client programs (archie, gohper) I have seen assumes 'tymnet' has gopher.

I hope this clarified it for you.
thanks for the reply
mike
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Subject:  Re: help please for error 10048 in winsock over lwp 4.2
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[e-mail] writes:
>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Yao Xu) writes:>
>>Date: 26 May 94 01:33:45 GMT
>>I have a small winsock program running on my pc which runs lwp4.2
>>(Novel lan work place version 4.2). THe problem is :
>>      The application is running well as long as I didn't quit
>>      window (3.1).
>>      If I restart window (3.1), I got bind error 10048, and
>>      have to reboot PC to get it work.
>Error 10048 is address in use (WSAEADDRINUSE).  Sounds like when Windows exits
>the app is not properly shutting down and disconnecting from Winsock.  Try
>adding some code  to your WndProc to handle the WM_ENDSESSION Windows
>message to make sure you properly shutdown/close socket(s) and disconnect from
>the Winsock subsystem (WSACleanUp() I believe).

This is not fool proof.  If the LWP stack receives the message first, it
will shutdown immediate.  Now your program receives the WM_ENDSESSION
message and attempts to shutdown the socket but can't since the stack
already has shut down.  Trumpet at least is nice (don't know how he
did it) and you can count on cleanly shutting down when you receive the
WM_ENDSESSION.  I'm sure some other stacks do as well, but I have
heard a number of complaints about the LWP stack in this area.

John