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    Download STinG 1.26  (426K)

             This is the second full STinG release made on these pages, and it
             includes some changes made as late as 2000.07.06 (the release date).
             Documentation has been improved and now includes better installation
             guides (step-by-step) for beginners, and a full description of all
             STinG API functions for programmers.

             The ATACK team (and other GCC fans) should also be pleased to see the
             new TRANSPRT.H for GCC 2.8.1, which will compile properly even when
             using 'long int' as the default int size...  (Used for 'pmdoom')

             Since release of STinG 1.26 some modules have been updated, and they
             follow immediately below.  Note that you should at least update to
             the latest TCP module, as this affects performance of all clients.
    Download Serial port module 1.21  (15K)  --  Read Serial STX history

             This serial port module fixes a problem with some PPP commands, not
             used by most ISPs.  Some ISPs use them to implement 'detmon' service
             to disconnect users who have crashed or turned off computers with a
             modem still active.  The PPP commands are used to check if the user
             computer is 'awake' and can send a proper PPP echo. That would cause
             ST and STe machines (using 68000) to bomb when using an older module.
    Download TCP 1.40  (20K)  --  Read TCP STX history

             This TCP module contains important fixes that raise efficiency of
             all normal clients, and also some that are required for the new
             module 'Drac_Emu.Stx' which follows further below.  It also fixes
             a serious bug of TCP 1.39, previously released here.
    Download Masquerade 1.16  (26K)  --  Read Masquerade HYP (ST-Guide)

             This masquerade module has improved ICMP protocol, now making
             it possible to 'ping' and 'traceroute' freely again, and also
             allows external networks (Internet) to ping the 'Master' machine.
    Download Drac_Emu 1.05  (12K)  --  Read Drac_Emu docs

             This is the first socket API emulator for STinG, and as most
             have guessed from its name it is a Draconis Emulator. It now
             works with all known (to me) Draconis clients, although some
             problems still exist for Adamas and Marathon. (Read the doc.)
             Version 1.05 fixes a problem that made previous version need
             a CT2-Falcon to work. Now it will run on all TOS-like systems.
             (Tested on a Mega4 ST.)
    Download BNet 2.06 B  (32K)  --  Read BNet HYP (ST-Guide)

             BNet is produced by Vassili Papathanassiou, and it is a filesystem
             server that enables all machines in a LAN to access the drives of
             other machines, either on the same LAN or via Internet.  It also
             has some support for network printer sharing (via U:\DEV\).
    Download FTP Server 1.07  (41K)  --  Read FTP Server HYP (ST-Guide)

             FTP Server is produced by Vassili Papathanassiou, and it is indeed
             exactly what the name says. All users of a STinG LAN should have it.
             (NB: Some parts of the HYP say "1.06" but it really is "1.07".)
    Download Line Printer server+clients  (29K)  --  Read LPR client description

             This package, created by Dr. Thomas Redelberger provides STinG users
             with a Unix compatible server/client collection for line printers.
             The server will run as ACC or multitasked APP, while the clients are
             supplied as a TTP program for any TOS and a DEV driver for MagiC. All
             of these programs can also interact with similar ones on Linux systems
             that are connected on (or can be reached from) your STinG network.
    Download EZ-IP clients 1.1  (18K)  --  Read EZ-IP client HYP (ST-Guide)

             First public release of my EZ-IP clients.  These will help you make
             your local servers accesible from Internet, with a minimum of fuzz.

             NB: EZ-IP have just abolished their free services.  From now on it
                 will only work for paying customers, I'm sorry about that, but
                 it is beyond my control  :-(
             Fortunately replacement services exist. There are some clients on
             the pages of Olivier Booklage for using the 'Nicolas' service.
    Download NetD 1.04  (56K)  --  Read NetD update info

             First public release of NetD, my STinG server 'demon' that allows
             any number of servers active without using more than one ACC slot.
             (No ACC slot is needed under MagiC.)        Release date: 1999.04.13.
             Includes programming docs for NetD API and example sources for three
             simple servers with both DEVPAC and PURE_C support files.
    Download DevPac libs  (97K)  --  Read STinG DevPac info

             Second public release of my STinG Dev_Kit for DevPac assembler coding.
             It includes most of my non-STinG libs as well, since the STinG libs
             use some of them too.  These are the libs I use myself for almost
             all my programming projects.  STinG 1.26 headers are included.
    Download PASM libs  (143K)  --  Read STinG PASM info

             Second public release of my STinG Dev_Kit for PureC assembler coding.
             This is no longer actively developed, but here is the latest version,
             with PASM header files for STinG 1.26 .
    Download RA_Yield 1.0  (2K)  --  Read RA_Yield info

             First public release of my XGEM enhancement 'RA_Yield' which equips
             MultiTOS with a proper '_appl_yield' function such as has always been
             used in normal Atari TOS and all other compatible AES implementations.
             NB: This makes STinG run well even on Hades 060 under MultiTOS 1.08 .

Any feedback concerning STinG should be sent to me, as I am now the administrator of STinG releases, and its main active developer. Peter Rottengatter has passed on this work (with all source code) to me, as he no longer has time for it.

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