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From: Lee Crites <adonai@jump.net>
To: Bill Fenner <fenner@parc.xerox.com>
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On Wed, 20 Nov 1996, Bill Fenner wrote:

> I'd strongly reccommend "Unix Network Programming", by Richard Stevens, as
> a reference for networking programs like this.

I'm *very* glad to see this reference given.  I've been lurking on several
of the FreeBSD lists for about a week or so (we are starting an isp
company, and will be using FreeBSD as the os).  I've done unix programming
for about a decade, and have found Richard Stevens' books to be invaluable
references.  I fear many people might pass over his book(s) because of 
the price, opting for the cheap(est|er) ones.  But a cost/usage puts them 
as some of the best values I have...

Lee