I tried the '-t 1' option, and this worked. So I tried the '-t 2'
option,which worked also. Unfortunately, allowing 3 NNTP connections
(-t 3) I did stuck again. So I shoud use 'only' 2 NNTP connections.
>> And a request to Hardy Griech: It might be useful to alow a CTRL-Break
>> or CTRL-C to exit VSoup, so please can you implement it?
> :
>
>To be honest: it is working for me and it should also work for you. I
>can really see no point, why it doesn't! (if you are a programmer,
>you can have a look at main.cc. There you see, that a signal handler
>is installed for several signals, including ^C, ^BREAK. This signal
>handler should abort the program).
>
>One idea: which TCP/IP do you have installed. Because I have Warp
>Connect installed, I have no idea, how VSoup will behave on a standard
>Warp with IAK only. Perhaps you should install some fixes first for
>IAK. But that question should be redirected to people who know more
>about IAK (anybody out there?)!
At the moment I am using OS/2 Merlin with the IAK. But the same problem
occurred with standard Warp with IAK. So, using ^C or ^Break still
doesn't work for me. I even tried to use ^C and ^Break when VSoup was
transferring the files. It resulted in hanging the transfer and getting
stuck.
>
>If you still cannot find the problem and have emx installed, you could
>recompile VSoup and enable debugging output in the makefile
>(DEBUG,DEBUG_ALL,TRACE,TRACE_ALL). If you are patient, you will find
>your problem in that output (and I can give you some assistance)
>
Well, I guess I am satisfied the way it works now. thanks for your
help.
>--
>Hardy Griech, Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 25/1, D-72762 Reutlingen
>
-- Ronald Redmeijer Leiden, The Netherlands redm@xs4all.nl***** The only way to convince other people, ***** ***** is to be sure yourself, I think. *****