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M0PZT > WINPAC 30.05.09 00:21l 45 Lines 1394 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 955_M0PZT
Read: GUEST
Subj: Re: The laptop's problem
Path: IZ3LSV<IK2XDE<DB0RES<DK0WUE<7M3TJZ<ZL2BAU<GB7ESX<M0PZT
Sent: 090529/1439 @:M0PZT.GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU $:955_M0PZT Sally 4.1.231 Essex
VK6BE wrote:
> until I have a chance to test manual connection.
You can invoke a manual connection by running the BBS.TXT script which will
connect you via any nodes (or in your case the telnet login) and leave you
at the BBS prompt. Simple.
> to make a real test I need a bull from Ray VK2TV.
...and the others whose messages have been subject to the Great VK6BE
Australian Revolution of 2009. It's a growing list,
innit.
> Turning to the laptop Winpack has a problem there too
> I get an error message "Can't find the packet engine AGWPE".
> I check AGWPE which is on the desktop
> I have "TCP 8000" which is the default value and "enable Winsock tcp/ip
> application interface" Are these right for Winpack?
You do not need AGW for Telnet connects out of WinPack. AGW is a driver
program to control/access TNC hardware (and sound cards) from multiple
programs. WinPack does NOT use TCP/IP to talk to AGW - it uses DDE which
means that AGW MUST run on the same PC as WinPack.
Don't run AGW. Use WinPack in "Telnet" host-mode with "Enable Auto
Telnet" in the Options menu ticked.
> Please don't ask for my .ini file. The problem is not there!!
I'm cutting-out that quote and pinning it to my shack wall.
> I know nothing about AGWPE.
At last, we're finally getting somewhere!
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Charlie - M0PZT @ GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU
http://www.m0pzt.net
Sent: 14:27 on 29 May 2009
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