BF>> when I tried to compile under Windows.   
      
    SS> Ok, I've finally gotten it.   
      
      Me too. But it was a six hour long hazzle.   
      
      First I tried my old GCC install. Didn't work.   
      
      Then I tried installing the latest version of it from the DJGPP site. A   
   real ordeal to select what packages I needed. Didn't work either.   
      
      Then I remembered that I installed MinGW by the time I played with the   
   JamNNTPd source. Now, *that* was much easier than going via DJGPP. The GUI   
   installer automatically downloaded and isntalled all the packages I needed.   
      
      Success! Kinda... A gazillion or so warnings, most of them complaining   
   about uchar <-> char errors.   
      
      Well, I made a global search and replace for uchar to char in all *.c and   
   *.h files (including those in Björn Stenberg's jamlib subdir). Now it was easy   
   to find the two places where the uchar was typedef:ed and delete them all. To   
   make sure I didn't break anything I added the compiler directive   
   -funsigned-char to the two makefiles (one in src and one in jamlib).   
      
      Now I only had three (I think) warnings left -- variables never used.   
   Deleted.   
      
      WOW! A totally clean compile!   
      
    SS> In fact, this is the first post using my   
    SS> Windows 2003 based point - AND - JamNNTPd compiled with SMAPI and   
    SS> OpenSSL enabled!   
      
      I then tried your SMAPI version (1.1). Of course it didn't compile. So much   
   for C portability. :)   
      
      Well, I downloaded the latest smapi package from sourceforge and installed   
   it in a subdir -- smapi -- under src. Compiled it with the mgw makefile and   
   got a libsmapimgw.a file. In Makefile.win32 in src I changed line 21 to:   
      
      $(CC) -o jamnntpd$(EXESUFFIX) $(OBJS) smapi/libsmapimgw.a -lwsock32   
      
      And whaddaya know? It compiled! But then I once again have all the   
   warnings. I don't think I will go for the SMAPI version -- the resulting EXE   
   file is twice as big as the Stenberg version.   
      
    SS> I did peek at your server, headers transferred fast enough   
      
      Thanks. I haven't been able to test it remotely for a long time. Your   
   feedback highly is appreciated.   
      
    SS> - Its crazy that you have messages that are that old.   
      
      LOL! Yes, isn't it? I myself just *love* crazy people... 8-)   
      
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