gaspar@STL-08SIMA.ARMY.MIL (Al Gaspar) (08/21/90)
I am trying to find out about a public domain interupt 14 interceptor for DOS. I was told that there was one available called 'comtcp' from the the University of Maryland (umd5.umd.edu). Unfortunately, when I ftp over there, I can't find anything resembling it. I had also heard that ncsa had one. Could any one give me some information on either of these and how/where to get them. Thanks for the help. Please reply to me directly as I haven't been getting the mailing list recently. Cheers-- Al -- Al Gaspar <gaspar@stl-08sima.army.mil> USAMC SIMA, ATTN: AMXSI-TTC, Box 1578, St. Louis, MO 63188-1578 COMMERCIAL: (314) 331-4354 AUTOVON: 555-4354 uunet.uu.net!stl-08sima.army.mil!gaspar
ostrove@TERMINUS.UMD.EDU (08/21/90)
>I am trying to find out about a public domain interupt 14 >interceptor for DOS. I was told that there was one available >called 'comtcp' from the the University of Maryland (umd5.umd.edu). >Unfortunately, when I ftp over there, I can't find anything >resembling it. COMTCP is indeed available here at Maryland, and it is a interrupt 14 interceptor. It can be found in the (/usr/ftp/)pub/pc/dosip directory. Login via anonymous ftp. However, I'm not sure if it will do what you need. COMTCP only works with in conjunction with the networking supplied by the rest of the MD-DOS/IP package. Unfortunently, as has been mentioned before, MD-DOS/IP is currently only available to educational institutions. On the upside, source is available, so if anyone just wants to see how an INT 14 interceptor works they are free to take a look. Disclaimer - I work on the MD-DOS/IP project... Steve Ostrove University of Maryland at College Park Computer Science Center PC/IP Group (301)403-4618 Email: Internet: ostrove@terminus.umd.edu BITNET : ostrove@umdd.bitnet
dzoey@TERMINUS.UMD.EDU (08/21/90)
> From: Al Gaspar <gaspar@stl-08sima.army.mil> > I am trying to find out about a public domain interupt 14 > interceptor for DOS. I was told that there was one available > called 'comtcp' from the the University of Maryland (umd5.umd.edu). > Unfortunately, when I ftp over there, I can't find anything > resembling it. Comtcp can be found on umd5:pub/pc/dosip. It was designed to run in conjuction with the TSR's of the MD-DOSIP package but should port to any stack that has a socket library. If you're not using the MD-DOSIP package, just delete the tk_yields() and recompile with a socket library of your choice. If you are using MD-DOSIP, the executable should work fine. Joe Herman DISCLAIMER: I was on the DOSIP project. I wrote comtcp as a weekend hack and it turned out to be exteremely useful. dzoey@terminus.umd.edu