Ole Juul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>I _have_ been doing my homework though! It seems that
>there is a collection of WATTCP apps at:
>
> ftp://sunee.uwaterloo.ca:21/pub/wattcp/disappearing/
>
>Grab "apps.zip" if you are interested. (You can also reach
>that file from www.tropinet.com/ppp.html which is a good
>place for DOS internet apps.) What a great little
>collection. It includes PING, FINGER, TCPINFO, and a whole
>bunch of others such as, DAYTIME, and NTIME.
I think this is the 1992 compilation that includes the readme
file "Waterloo TCP Installation Notes by Erick Engelke". This
is classic documentation for anyone using Wattcp applications.
I don't think it is included in the 1994 compilation that I am
using.
You can find all the individual programs from both versions at
http://mvmpc9.ciw.uni-karlsruhe.de/d:/public/tcp_ip/wattcp/ in
the apps/ and oldapps/ directories. The readme file (about 30k)
is in both.
Gregor J Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>My guess is that your ISP probably has at least one machine that
>will respond to ntime, so you might want to contact them.
It works! I've been using several of the Wattcp apps (see my
sig) for a long time but never got around to trying this one
before. The timserver I used is the primary nameserver/default
gateway at my ISP (FreeNet). I had to "ntime host -5" to adjust
from GMT to EDT. The daytime program failed to connect.
Howard E.
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