[Oberon] Re: Oberon digest, Vol 1 #42 - 15 msgs

[Charles Angelich]

>Message: 1
>Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 12:46:56 +0200
>From: Edgar Schwarz <edgar at edgarschwarz.de>
>To: oberon at inf.ethz.ch
>CC: edgar at edgarschwarz.de
>Subject: [Oberon]  PPP + CHAP
>Reply-To: oberon at inf.ethz.ch

[...]
>If it had in addition a means  to send me mail when
>  >> something was posted this would be great :-)
>  > My daughter does webdesign for a living and suggested that function.
>   > I will try to remember to ask her if it can be added.  I'm reasonably
>  > certain that it is a trivial additon.

>Would be nice. Would probably be something which the author of this
>would happily add to his distribution.

Not so sure about that.  If I get what you need it would only be for
your use.  She does this for a living which means distributing free
code would be unacceptable to her.

>  >> http://www.edgar-schwarz.de/wwwboard/ as a means to leave notes.
>  > I can't get much useful information from text in German
>  > I think any other useful information there would not be available to
>  > me.I would be contributing but not getting a great deal in return.  My
>  > time to read every website forum is limited.
>
>  > I will post a separate message with the "notes" I made about PPP.Tool
>  > text.

>Nevertheless I added your "notes" myself to the board. At the moment
>there will be my todo list.

Hope they help. :-)

>Concerning CHAP I guess Oberon has a grave problem. CHAP doesn't look
>that difficult to implement (For me at least), but as long as I don't
>have an ISP available to test it I see no chance for that.

I thought that might be the case.

You could email the code to me and I could test and run a log file
then send the log back to you?

I do a bit of programming in C and ASM but not in Pascal/Modula. :-\

I wrote a telnet terminal for DOS in C and ASM not long ago.

I can comprehend 75% of the Oberon programming code but the syntax
looks strange, at times, to me. Minor changes would be no
problem for me to attempt while testing.



Charles Angelich

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