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Copy of: Registered Message. To: "Thomas S. Martin" <tom@worms-emh2.army.mil> Subject: Re: [Just another eccentric comput: Re: MNP-5 Board Compatabilities with MMDF - II] Resent-Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 10:01:51 GMT Resent-From: bob@worms-emh2.army.mil Resent-To: informix-list@rmy.emory.edu Bruce, If ISEC will provide us with the correct MMDF-II source, I will do the compilation and testing over a weekend, after AT&T reinstalls our MNP card. We will only do so of course if we get the source. I feel this is time well spent as the MNP has other advantages, such as Berkely complient librarys and header files. I took straight BSD 4.3 code for 'whois' and compiled it for the MNP. Worked like a charm. Here is the include stuff: /* * whois or nicname - DARPA Internet user name directory service * as defined in RFC 742. * * Written by: DDN Network Information Center. * This code may be freely copied for any use. * * Tested on Sun3s running 3.5, VAXes and Pyramids running Berkeley * BSD4.3, and Microvaxes running Ultrix v2.0. * * To compile on BSD4.[23], SunOS3.x, and Ultrix: * * cc -o whois whois.c * * Usage: whois [ -h host ] name * * 'host' may be either by name or address. */ #include <CMC/types.h> #include <CMC/socket.h> #include <CMC/in.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <CMC/netdb.h> #include <CMC/bsd.h> The code was compiled with the new librarys, libcmcnet.a and libsnmp.a. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Kane Internet: bob@worms-emh2.army.mil (IP 134.235.9.2) TechDyn Systems Voice: (049) 6241-487306 (WORMS, GERMANY) CMR 421, BOX 706 Fax: (049) 6241-49560 APO AE 09056 CIS: 71054,2661