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I would like to use Winsock to "link" two systems (through a third?)  Will
Winsock (The idea just popped up, and I havn't looked in the docs?) work with
two serial SLIP connections?   Basicly  LINUX --> Winsock machine <-- Amature
Radion System?

Just a though?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks

Tom
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Subject: Newbie questions...

After looking through the newsgroup and not finding a FAQ I have a few
questions for anyone willing to help:

1.  I need to write some network apps under windows 3.1.  The current
    network software is ChameleonNFS.  I have a windows SDK (MS Vis. C).
    What else do I need?

2.  I, like everyone else it would appear, have had a terrible time trying
    to get a hold of people at NetManage.  Besides this group, what are
    some other good sources of info that may help me.

3.  Is there some kind of FAQ?  I have looked through all of the articles
    at my site, and wasn't able to find one.  I realize that these questions
    have probably been asked/answered hundreds of times so I would like
    to get my hands a FAQ to avoid wasting bamdwidth like this...

Thanks,

Jim Kiraly

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Subject: Re: Looking for code samples - ftp or telnet

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Foster) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (John Foster)
>Subject: Re: Looking for code samples - ftp or telnet
>Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1994 09:18:52 +0000

>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] "Kevin McQuiggin"
>writes:

>>I'm new to WINSOCK and am looking for some code samples. I found a great
>>article in Microsoft Systems Journal (July 1993) but still have many
>>questions.
>>
>>I wonder if anyone knows of some sample code for either an ftp or a
>>telnet client that I could browse. I need to see how ftp/telnet run over
>>WINSOCK for a small program that I want to write.
>>

>The following is the post to an earlier question of the same type by Dr. Graham
>Barlow of the University of York.

>*************************************

>This is already being done,

>John A. Junod <[e-mail]> has written an excellent ftp
>client for sockets, and is distributing the source (Borland C++).  He is also
>looking for people to help  make this terrific (although very young)  package
>even better, I believe.

>You can get the executable and source from ftp.usma.edu in \pub\msdos.
>Look for file WS_FTP.ZIP.

>Graham

>For your further information here is the read-me:

>  Windows Sockets FTP Client Application Release 2 Version 93.10.17
> (Text deleted here...)
>*****************************************
>--

>Regards,
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I understand from Mr. Junod that the source to his post-November updates is no
longer available on FTP. However, he will continue to update the program,
which he has been faithful to do in the past.

I am new to Windows programming and would like to have the latest versions of
the source, but am grateful that any version of his source code is available.

Sorry for the bad news,
John.


John D. Lewis        <[e-mail]> or <[e-mail]>
Interlibrary Loan Unit
C. Newman Library
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, Virginia 24061
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Subject: telnet clients . . . again

I've been using the telnet client that comes with QVTNET.

A recent poster notes that once the QVTNET "main program" is running, the
TNSTART program can initiate a telnet session; and thus it can be plugged into
HGOPHER.

Here are some questions though:

1. Can you specify the port number with TNSTART? Apparently not.

2. It would also be nice to be able to request a certain configuration with
TNSTART. The keymapping feature of QVTNET's telnet client is nice, but
apparently one can't specify that TNSTART begin with a certain specific
configuration. (?)



I'm particularly keen on the keymapping, since our library uses a Saber
front-end to their CDROMs, which inexplicably expects obscure sequences like
ESC D for "arrow down," rather than good ol' VT100 sequences, etc.


John N.