Letters To The Editor

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C Scene Issue #04
Letters To The Editor
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Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 19:10:15 +0300
From: Michael Shnizer 
To: cscene@mindless.com
Subject: thnks !!!

i read you page(cgi) and solved a problem that i was deling with it a
week

you sea if you dont set apss in file open it will open
the file directly for the cgi_bin dir and not from the dir you r in

i am webmaster/server administator
if there's any way that i can help\thankc you ,Email to me

mega_sh@usa.net

Michael Shnizer


Date: Fri, 01 May 1998 20:33:29 +0000 From: "Liam J. Furniss" To: cscene@mindless.com Subject: 'Sup wit you homies? What's up with the broken fourth issue? I really dig what you guys have going on here, and hope that it keeps going...Lemmie guess, finals? Take care, -=Liam=- Editor's Reply The link that was to the fourth issue was put there as to assure that there WILL be a fourth issue. The reasons for the delay are all in the introduction. I thank you for your interest.
Date: Wed, 06 May 1998 19:08:25 -0400 From: Scott Beasley To: cscene@mindless.com Subject: Is there going to be anymore issues? Is there going to be anymore issues? Lack of time or support? Just curious. scott Editor's Reply There will be more issues. We are currently working on issue #04. What happened is a lack of time which resulted in lack of support (since we just died out, and so did support). Now we're getting a lot of support and a bit more time. Expect to see issue #04 some time by the end of this month (if all goes well).
Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 05:23:14 +0930 From: Alex To: cscene@mindless.com Subject: (no subject) Excellent article by Brent York . regards Alex....
Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 15:40:26 +0930 From: Alex To: Moe Elzubeir Subject: Re: MMMMMM Hi Moe Elzubeir, I apologize for that email, I wasn't exactly in a straight state of mind when i had written it, looking at what i wrote and i how i wrote it the following day certainly gives me something to be embarrassed about. Regards Alex Chudnovsky.. Moe Elzubeir wrote: > On Fri, 15 May 1998, Alex wrote: > > > I DONT KNOW IF IAM WRITING TO THE CORRECT PERSON HERE BUT MY OPINION ON > > THE ARTICLE ABOUT POINTERS BY Moe Elzubeir IS VERY POOR, THIS ARTICLE > > I don't know who you are, but it is unncessary to scream. Your message is > rather annoying to look at to begin with. And yes, you are writing to the > right person. > > > WOULD BETTER HAVE NOT BEED DONE AT ALL FOR A NEW C PROGRAMER IT WOULD > > ONLY CONFUSE HIM FOR AN INTERMIDIATE PROGRAM THERE IS NOTHING NEW AND > > FOR AN ADVANCED PROGRAMER THIS ARTICLE IS POINTLESS. > > IF YOU WANT I CAN WRITE A POINTER TUTORIAL ! > > > Editor's Note If CScene gets flame mail, then we are more successful than I thought ;)
Date: Tue, 9 Jun 1998 20:30:43 -0500 (CDT) From: Moe Elzubeir To: Wendall Marvel Cc: cscene@mindless.com Subject: Re: want to mirror cscene.. got web space set up and all.. lemme know.. Give us the url at which you will be mirroring cscene and ftp to cscene.ofteinter.net run the mirror script. Everything will be smooth from there (thanks to ixx for the script). Later Moe Elzubeir On Tue, 9 Jun 1998, Wendall Marvel wrote: > the subject about sums it up. ;) > > > -- > Wendall A. Marvel > Systems Analyst > Logic By Design > Phone: (510) 676-6360 > Fax: (510) 676-6380 > http://www.logicdesign.com
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 18:54:49 -0500 From: Robert Gonse To: cscene@mindless.com Subject: SOCK_STREAM overkill I'm not contacting you to complain, I'm just looking for some good tutorials on SOCK_DGRAM programming, I ate connection oriented sockets in a day, but looking around noticed all the cool stuff is happening within the tcp/ip suite, just wondering if you had any information that would help me find out more about SOCK_DGRAM programming(not the theory i've had enough of that) Thanks for any help! :) Robert 'the Gonzo' Gonse Editor's Reply I would suggest you have a look at Stevens' "Unix Network Programming", p.296 (Chapter 6, Section 6.6) for a Unix Datagram example.