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From: Mike Heitmann <mike@hpanalog.mdc.com>
Subject: Twinsock running with FreeBSD?
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Ooops ....

Looks like I goofed when sent this message the first time! It
showed up in the list WITHOUT the text! Sorry about that everyone.

Here is what I intended to send:


Hello all,

I have a  user attempting to use a program called Twinsock (Troy's
Winsock) with our FreeBSD machine.  It is similar to a SLIP connection,
(BTW, SLIP works fine of this system), only it uses a program running
on the host system (in this case, our FreeBSD system) called tshost.
Tshost is supplied in source format with a make file.  It compiles fine,
and even runs, but we get tcp errors when data is transfered.  Anyone
else out there using this program successfully with a FreeBSD 2.0-RELEASE
system?  It compiles and works great on our HP-UX system.

Thanks,

Mike Heitmann
Internet: mike@hpanalog.mdc.com