Fun with Contiki

Simon D. Williams

Not sure if this has already been announced, but you can download a
custom-configured disk image of the Contiki web server from


When I got my first Uther card I tried using the Contiki 1.3 email program
without success. Tonight I thought I'd give it another go... turns out it
just doesn't like my smtp server (EIMS on Mac OS 7.5). I tried it with my
ISP's smtp and my Netfirms account and both worked flawlessly.

While I was on a roll I thought I'd give Contiki's FTP program a shot...
not exactly feature-rich or stable per se, but it gets the job done. It
only does GET, so like email it's a one-way deal, and you can't access
sub-directories, so all your files have to be in the top-level directory.
Neat, and potentially very useful.

] SIMON D WILLIAMS =
LUDDITE'S CAVE BBS = telnet://ld8.org
APPLE II WEBSERVER =
8-BIT SOUND & FURY =

Bill Garber

"Simon D. Williams" <bb065@chebucto.ns.ca> wrote in message newsine.GSO.4.64.0806190254180.1556@halifax.cheb ucto.ns.ca...
> Not sure if this has already been announced, but you can download a
> custom-configured disk image of the Contiki web server from
>


Yes, it was, under csa2.programmer. But thanks.

Bill Garber from GS-Electronics



> When I got my first Uther card I tried using the Contiki 1.3 email program
> without success. Tonight I thought I'd give it another go... turns out it
> just doesn't like my smtp server (EIMS on Mac OS 7.5). I tried it with my
> ISP's smtp and my Netfirms account and both worked flawlessly.
>
> While I was on a roll I thought I'd give Contiki's FTP program a shot...
> not exactly feature-rich or stable per se, but it gets the job done. It
> only does GET, so like email it's a one-way deal, and you can't access
> sub-directories, so all your files have to be in the top-level directory.
> Neat, and potentially very useful.
>
> ] SIMON D WILLIAMS =
> LUDDITE'S CAVE BBS = telnet://ld8.org
> APPLE II WEBSERVER =
> 8-BIT SOUND & FURY =