Hi Thomas:

TS>  ET> list for the OS/2 web server I use.  They suggested another
server as the

TS> Wait until my multi-threaded proxy/cache server gets finished :-)

Is this going to be a proxy router with cache?  If so, please put me
on your mailing list for notification of beta and generally available
product.  OS/2 could really use a product like this.


TS>  ET>   Also, does the OS/2 ftpd support the ability to display files to
TS>  ET> the client (ie: when a user logs in, they are displayed a file
TS>  ET> welcoming them to the server)?
TS> I will have a look into the TCP/IP books for this and write a
TS> netmail. 

I looked through the ftpd.exe file to see if I could find any clues as
to what the file would be.  telnetd uses telnetd.cmd, so I thought that
there might be an ftpd.cmd.  Anyway, I noticed that these applications
were all written in what looks like 16 bit Microsoft C!  Does this mean
that the protocol support is all 16 bit as well?  I would imagine that
if UDP/TCP and under were all 32 bit, the thunking overhead of a 16 bit
app could be significant when traffic is running at LAN speeds.  If
UDP/TCP and under are all 16 bit, then this would explain the 16 bit
applications.


Best wishes,

Tom
tom.brown{at}swp.com

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