psm@manta.NOSC.MIL (Scot Mcintosh) (09/29/89)
I have heard a rumor that a stripped-down version of the KA9Q packet
radio package is available. Supposedly this version has ftp, telnet,
etc. removed, and is for people who want to build their own
applications on top of TCP-IP. Anyone heard of this and know where I
could get a copy of the source on the Internet? Thanks in advance.
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Scot McIntosh
Internet: psm@helios.nosc.mil
UUCP: {ihnp4,akgua,decvax,decwest,ucbvax}!sdscvax!nosc!psm
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Scot McIntosh
Internet: psm@helios.nosc.mil
UUCP: {ihnp4,akgua,decvax,decwest,ucbvax}!sdscvax!nosc!psmusenet@cps3xx.UUCP (Usenet file owner) (10/02/89)
in article <933@manta.NOSC.MIL>, psm@manta.NOSC.MIL (Scot Mcintosh) says: > Keywords: KA9Q TCP IP PACKET RADIO > > I have heard a rumor that a stripped-down version of the KA9Q packet > radio package is available. Supposedly this version has ftp, telnet, > etc. removed, and is for people who want to build their own > applications on top of TCP-IP. Anyone heard of this and know where I > could get a copy of the source on the Internet? Thanks in advance. I too would be very interested in such a beast. We are currently using FTP Software's socket stuff and I'd like to see what else is available. Ta very much. Robert Raisch - TechnoJunkie & UnixNut| UseNet: {uunet,mailrus}!frith!raisch Network Software Group-301 Comp.Center| InterNet: raisch@frith.egr.msu.edu Michigan State University, E. Lansing | ICBMNet: 084 28 50 W / 42 43 29 N --C, noun, "A big blue wobbley thing that mermaids live in." S. Baldrick--
karn@ka9q.bellcore.com (Phil Karn) (10/16/89)
>in article <933@manta.NOSC.MIL>, psm@manta.NOSC.MIL (Scot Mcintosh) says: >> Keywords: KA9Q TCP IP PACKET RADIO >> >> I have heard a rumor that a stripped-down version of the KA9Q packet >> radio package is available. Supposedly this version has ftp, telnet, >> etc. removed, and is for people who want to build their own >> applications on top of TCP-IP. Anyone heard of this and know where I >> could get a copy of the source on the Internet? Thanks in advance. I don't know what you mean by "stripped down version". My code is written with an eye towards modularity, so it's pretty easy to leave out what you don't want. There are already lots of #ifdefs (too many, actually, for my aesthetics) that allow you to turn off unwanted portions of the code. I keep snapshots of my current work on flash.bellcore.com (128.96.32.20) in /pub/ka9q. The source is src.arc (PKARC format archive) and the executable I run is in net.exe. Once again, this code is free for noncommercial use only. Phil