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Hello Chris!
06 Jan 99 00:07, Chris Albertsen wrote to Francois Thunus:
CA> I've got the relivent RFC's already. I guess what I mean, is how
CA> do I access the TCP/IP stack? How do I use the TCP/IP? I understand how
CA> to write the server, but just don't know how to get it to work with TCP/IP
CA> I guess I could say. Is it some type of standard input/output at a
CA> address in memory, or what? Do I need a TCP/IP lib? That type of stuff.
you normally use sockets. hard to explain in one email, and I just know the
general principles, not the details. How about looking at the source of an
available nntp server, with linux for example ? That will probably yield
all the info you need if like me you learn best by looking at code.
-= Francois =-
Francois(at)telematique(dot)org
http://www.telematique.org/ft
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