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In article <2rv2uv$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Mr R Teh) writes:
|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)?

You seem to be interpreting the Winsock spec fine - what you describe is
what _should_ be happening. I haven't tried the MS 32-bit TCP/IP,
but I was bitten by a bug in the previous TSR-based TCP/IP where there was
no initial FD_WRITE sent at the beginning of the connection - which made
it kinda hard to get started !
Anyone else using async. select over MS 32-bit beta?

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Hm.  Please excuse part of this, I did this to test and see if I had posting
capability.  It seems as though I do!  Right now I'm using QVT to post news, are
there any other decent NNTP readers for Winsock?  I have checked at several diff.
ftp sites, but couldn't find one.  Also, the three mail packages I've found for
Winsock are: Eudora, WinElm, and QVT.  Someone mentioned Pegasus, but I'm not sure
where to get it, and not only that, is it worth it?
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Subject: Mosaic and Pathway?

Mosaic complains that our Pathway (2.9?) Winsock DLL is not
WInsock 1.1 compliant. Is there a solution so that we can
run Mosaic or Cello?

Can another WInsock DLL run parallel to Pathway?

just askin'

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From [e-mail] Fri May 30 14:51:03 1994
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Subject: Re: WinVN won't post articles

In article <2s5q3i$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says:
>
>When I attempt to post an article using WinVN, it fails every time and pops up an error
>window containing "480  Authentication Required for Command".  Is this caused by an
>invalid entry in my WinVN.ini file?  I have double checked the addresses for the gateway
>etc. and they are all correct.  Can someone point me in the right direction?  Thanks.
>

As you can see, I am using version 0.91.3 and it is posting a followup message just fine.
Maybe if you would give more details, someone could help you understand what the problem is.


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From: [e-mail] (tewald)
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Subject: help with packet driver

I'm logging onto the Net via modem, phone line, and my alma mater's UNIX
critter.  I don't use a network card of any type.  When I try to load
any WinSock stuff, it wants a packet driver loaded first.  I dl'd a file
of packet drivers, but don't know which to use, or how to set up any
required parameters.
Any suggestions?  I'm on a 386/40, with a 2400 baud modem. And Windows
3.1.

Thanks.
Thomas Ewald
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