You probably think this is an crazy idea. But I have
several retired 486/Pentium PC's fully capable of running the 
seti@home client.

I have a 1Mbit/s broadband connection sitting idle for most of the
day. So I'd like to port it to 32-bit DOS (djgpp and/or Watcom)
using the Watt-32 tcp/ip stack.

I "only" need to get my hands on the source-code. Who could
help me with that? A non-disclosure agreement is okay" as long
as the binary is free.

-- 
Gisle V.

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