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From: eileen@bcvms.bc.edu
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks,comp.sys.mac.comm
Subject: Printing to LPS40 from IBM PC
Date: 12 Aug 92 20:51:27 GMT
Organization: Boston College

We have several IBM PCs with Daystar AppleTalk cards running Farallon's
PhoneNetTalk software (2.02). The LocalTalk network is connected to our
Ethernet backbone via a Shiva FastPath. Using MS Word 1.1a running under
Windows 3.0, we are trying to print to our LPS40s via PathWorks. The
documents print fine, but the identifying information (creator, document
name, and mac user) which shows up on the flag page (and when one looks
at the VMS print queue) is all being set to "unknown".

DEC has confirmed that this info is extracted directly from the Postscript sent
over. The Postscript preamble or header generated by the Windows driver is 
similar to that generated by the mac driver, but does not include a  "%% For:
user" line, where the mac owner or chooser username is sent. The title and the
creator are sent, but not recognized. I tried editing the Postscript that
Windows generated, making the preamble match that generated by the mac and
then printing the document from DOS, but the same thing happened.

If anyone has any answers or suggestions for this problem, please respond
directly to me. Thanks in advance.

Eileen Shepard
Boston College
eileen@bc.edu
From: ronm@slc.slac.stanford.edu (Ron MacKenzie)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Pathworks for DOS(TCP/IP) upgrade
Date: 21 Aug 92 22:29:15 GMT
Organization: Stanford Linear Accelerator Center


Hi pathworks network friends,

I want to **upgrade** pathworks (TO 4.1) and this is what I have.
VAX/VMS 5.5
Multinet TCP/IP transport on VAX
Pathworks/DOS(Server) 4.0
DOS 5.0
Pathworks/DOS 4.0  
Pathworks/DOS (TCP/IP) 1.0


MY QUESTION IS: IN WHAT ORDER DO I DO THE UPGRADE AND WHAT PARTS CAN I DELAY
DOING INSTEAD OF DOING THE WHOLE THING AT ONCE???

I THINK I DO THE SERVER UPGRADE FIRST (VMS SIDE OF PATHWORKS).
THEN I CAN LEAVE ALL THE REST FOR A WHILE AND RUN IN THAT CONFIGURATION...
NEXT, DO I NEED TO DO THE PATHWORKS/DOS (TCP/IP) NEXT OR THE PATHWORKS/DOS?
I SUSPECT THE TCP/IP NEEDS TO GO before the PATHWORKS/DOS client (AM I WRONG?).

I ASSUME ALL THIS IS SUPPORTED ALONG WITH MY MULTINET/VMS 3.0.



THANKS IN ADVANCE,
RON

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Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: How do you backup a container file?
From: l_seibert@wrglex
Date: 13 Aug 92 12:49:02 MEZ
Organization: TEC Systems KATEC/GRACE GmbH, Maintal-Drnigheim, Germany

In article <1992Aug11.042357.7085@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>, 
backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com (ranger::backstrom) writes:
>>                               l_seibert@wrglex
>>                      How do you backup a container file?
>>
>>I have a very simple question, how do you backup a password protected container
>>file. The only way I know is to dismount the service (no problem during the
>>nightly backup), to  back it up and mount the service again. But here starts
>>the problem, I _should_ not know the password, at least I don't want to code
>>them in a cammand file.
> 
>     If the LAD container is mounted read/write, then you have to dismount
>     it first to be on the safe side (which means you have to know what the
>     password is, if any, to remount it the same way as it was).
>     
>     If it is mounted read-only, use BACKUP/IGNORE=INTERLOCK. 
>     
>     And, of course, a standalone backup will also do it. ;-)
>     
>     ...petri (backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com)
>        Personal Computing Systems Group
>        Digital Equipment Corporation
>            
It is mounted read/write, otherwise I wouldn't care whether it is backed up in
the nightly backup.
What I was thinking of was to dis- and remount it without knowing the password.
I guess there is a way, because when the server is rebooted the diskservices
are remounted with the password. Of course they are permanent mounted.

Lars
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From: dbk@pslu1.psl.wisc.edu (Don Katz)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: VT320: random tabs or spaces are inserted in the screen output
Date: 18 Aug 92 13:28:49 GMT
Organization: Physical Sciences Lab, University of Wisconsin

In article <01GNNOXXLOXU0000J3@VAXF.COLORADO.EDU> MARK@OJC.COLORADO.EDU writes:
>
>        I've run into the same problem before, and I think it has to do
>        with the DECterm fonts that come with Pathworks.  I fixed our
>        problem by re-running the DOS win3setu program that comes on the
>        pcsav41 system service.  I think that it's located in the \mswinv30
>        directory.
> 

The fonts alone fix the problem. 

I hadn't run WIN3SETU - I've been installing Windows on machines which
were already running Pathworks, and simply using the Windows install
to specify PATHWORKS 4.1 as the network. 

As an experiment, I ran WIN3SETU, and it specifies different network
driver files for 386enh mode in system.ini - vdnet.386 and
vnetbios.386, instead of decnet.386 and decnetb.386 (supplied with
Windows) that I had been using. I would assume that the latter files
are more recent.

So, may I ask, what is the best way to set up Pathworks to work
with Windows 3.1? Should I be using WIN3SETU even with the older
drivers?

Don


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From: chiam@VULCAN.CBA.OHIOU.EDU (Ta Fuh Chiam)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Lost your wire?
Date: 21 Aug 92 12:27:52 GMT
Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT

>> Now attempting connection to the system file service \\TRLN\PCSAV41
>> Error: Network name not found
>
>        Since the system service connection is the first time the PC
>        tries to talk to the network it could be something as simple
>        as a bad wire or as bad as a dead ethernet board.  Time to
>        look in the "Network Troubleshooting" part of the manual.
 
Or a bad or rusty T-connector.
 
Ta Fuh Chiam
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From: shinton@rodin33.kns.com (David Shinton)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: use of DOS attrib command with pathworks
Keywords: attrib
Date: 18 Aug 92 19:17:47 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Kulicke and Soffa Ind. Inc., Willow Grove, PA

Can anyone tell me what type of behavior I can 
expect when I use the DOS attrib (DOS 5.0) command
on files or directories which are located on
Pathworks Ultrix servers. I have tried

	attrib +r some.file

and found some interesting results for the
modes when looking at the file from the viewpoint
of the Ultrix system. 

Please email and I will summarize the results.

Thanks in advance....

		David

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From: rbn@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov (Bob Boyd)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.management.decmcc
Subject: ELMS to MCC conversion
Keywords: DECmcc ELM ELMS
Date: 19 Aug 92 21:14:55 GMT
Reply-To: rbn@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov
Organization: Unisys/EPA

Our network operations staff has recently converted from RBMS to ELMS for managing bridges.  
At least until DECmcc EMS V2.2 is available.

In the meantime I have a problem.  I've been vulnerable to this problem
for a long time -- the only saving factor was that they weren't ready
to switch over to ELMS.  Now it is real.

I'm responsible for keeping the registration of bridges in MCC up to date.

Until now I was able to use the RBMS conversion utility 
MCC_CONVERT_RBMS_MAIN

Now I'm not sure what to do -- I understand that there is a similar
utility in the DECmcc ELM and soon to be released EMS kits.  I don't
intend to write my own utility to do the same thing.

What do I do in the meantime?  Any suggestions? 

Thanks,
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Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.management.decmcc
From: Bill at MKO <gassman@skibum.enet.dec.com>
Subject: Re: DECmcc upgrade to V1.2 (ref: SNMP)
Originator: server@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov
Reply-To: <decmcc@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov>
Organization: Environmental Protection Agency 
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 14:11:02 GMT


Sergio Pianalto writes in part:

>Presently we run V1.1 on site but to be truthfull we don't use it since 
>we run a large SYNOPTICS 10BaseT network and have found that V1.1 is next 
>to useless when monitoring SNMP manageable devices. The SYNOPTICS 
>management tool is much better.

>Our DEC rep. tells us that V1.2 is much better know that it supports
>IPreachabilty so I would like to upgrade ASAP.

	Yes, V1.2 has many improvements, including SNMP support. In 
	addition, there are now applications available from SYNOPTICS
	that can be launched from the DECmcc BMS/ULTRIX software.  As
	far as I know, SYNOPTICS has not ported their application to VMS.

>Looking through the release notes it would seem that upgrading is not 
>straight forward. The installation section seems to be based around a new
>install rather than upgrading from V1.1.
>
>I would appreciate any information that can detail the steps I need to complete
>the upgrade and any hints regarding monitoring SNMP devices (SYNOPTICS).

	At this point, I include a reply from one of the customer support
	engineers working with the DECmcc BMS product:

Upgrading DECmcc V1.1 to DECmcc V1.2 is just applying the VMSinstallable
kits as long as there are no SNMP entities REGISTERED in the V1.1 system.

If there are SNMP entities registered in the V1.1 system, but you don't
care about them (like you didn't use DECmcc to manage them anyway),
then DEREGISTER SNMP * before starting the V1.2 upgrade. If you do this,
then you are again in the simple case as above.

If you DO have SNMP entities registered and you do want to keep them, then
you need to follow the directions in the documentation to run a conversion
utility after the V1.2 upgrade which will update the registered names
for the SNMP entities to be compliant with other registered names. The
existing names are used as SYNONYMS and you are prompted for each to
supply a new registered name.

The reason for this is that many people wanted to refer to their SNMP
entities by their internet name (or Internet name) but the way things
were stored in V1.1 didn't make it easy to do. In V1.2 you have a registered
name plus the Synonym (usually the internet name). The Iconic Map displays
the internet name by default.
From: brodie@fps.mcw.edu
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.management.decmcc
Subject: Re: LTM protocol and DECmcc
Date: 17 Aug 92 00:20:28 CST
Organization: Medical College of Wisconsin,  Milwaukee, WI

In article <1992Aug11.153553.271@csc.canterbury.ac.nz>, cctr143@csc.canterbury.ac.nz (Jerry Schave) writes:
> Keywords: DEC LTM, network monitoring
> 


here here.   We're just getting into LTM here, and I must say,
it SUCKS.   

Unless you're WATCHING THE SCREEN at the time, you're going to be
hard pressed to catch any network traffic problems and zero in
on it.

DEC has a layered product (talk to your sales rep) that's part of
the dec ASSETS stuff, called LTM REPORTS that does just what you
want.   costs something like $6K  (ooof!), but it takes LTM
data, and generates long-term reports.

WHy the hell the ORIGINAL ltm product doesn't have that is beyond
me, but I think I'm gonn go third vendor for this one....

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From: DWING@UH01.Colorado.EDU (Dan Wing)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
Subject: Re: Help with local command for c link
Date: 19 Aug 92 21:27:25 GMT
Organization: Macro32<==>Vmsnet.Internals Gateway
X-Gateway-Source-Info: Mailing List

Steve Schmidhauser, sjs@sbphy.physics.ucsb.edu, writes:

>I am having problems trying to create a local command so that the c
>linker will use the shared libraries. We used to use a batch link inside
>a captive account. I am trying to give students more access to dcl but
>would like the link command to default to the shared libraries to save
>disk space. This is what I tried to do and the results:
>
>$ lin*k    :== $LINK/NOMAP 'P1'  , DISK$UTIL:[MACRO]OPTIONS_FILE/OPT
>(from login.com for c students) and this is what happens
>
>$ link perf4
>%CLI-F-SYNTAX, error parsing 'TRACE'
>-CLI-E-ENTNF, specified entity not found in command tables
>
>if you enter everything on command line ie.
>$ LINK/NOMAP perf4 , DISK$UTIL:[MACRO]OPTIONS_FILE/OPT
>it works

Try:

  $ lin*k    :== LINK/NOMAP 'P1',DISK$UTIL:[MACRO]OPTIONS_FILE/OPT

(change the $LINK to just LINK)

-Dan Wing, DWING@UH01.Colorado.EDU or WING_D@UCOLMCC.BITNET (DGW11)
 Systems Programmer, University Hospital, Denver
From: lbmoore@tchden.org (Louis B. Moore)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
Subject: Historic FLAME discovered
Date: 20 Aug 92 16:49:25 GMT
Organization: Macro32<==>Vmsnet.Internals Gateway
X-Gateway-Source-Info: Mailing List


                  EHUD FLAMES EGLON
                   Is no one safe?

       But when the Israelites cried out to the Lord,
   the Lord raised up for them a deliverer, Ehud son
   of Gera, the Benjaminite, a left handed man.  The
   Israelites sent a tribute by him to King Eglon of
   Moab.  Ehud made for himself a sword with two edges,
   a cubit in length; and he fastened it on his right
   thigh under his clothes.  Then he presented the
   tribute to King Eglon of Moab.  Now Eglon was a
   very fat man.  When Ehud had finished presenting
   the tribute, he sent the people who carried the
   tribute on their way.  But he himself turned back
   at the sculptured stones near Gilgal, and said,
   "I have a secret message for you O king."  So the
   king said, "Silence!" and all his attendants went
   out from his presence.  Ehud came to him, while
   he was sitting alone in his cool roof chamber, and
   said, "I have a message from God for you."  So he
   rose from his seat.  Then Ehud reached with his
   left hand, took the sword from his right thigh,
   and thrust it into Eglon's belly;  the hilt also
   went in after the blade, and the fat closed over the
   blade, for he did not draw the sword out of his belly;
   and the dirt came out.  Then Ehud went out into the
   vestibule, and closed the doors of the roof chamber
   on him, and locked them.

                                        Judges 3.15-23


   And now, on MACRO32, Ehud is the VAX/VMS deliverer...

 Louis B. Moore                      Internet: lbmoore@tchden.org
 Systems Programmer                  Phone:    +1 303 837 2513
 The Children's Hospital of Denver   Denver, Colorado USA 80218
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
From: moravec@Ph1.Uni-Koeln.De (Andreas Moravec)
Subject: DETACHED process -> INTERACTIVE
Reply-To: moravec@Ph1.Uni-Koeln.De
Organization: University of Cologne, I. Physik. Inst., Germany
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 19:34:02 GMT

How can I change the mode of a process from DETACHED
to INTERACTIVE, that would be nice for some DECwindows
related process startups (run/detached) which will run
SYLOGIN and LOGIN (now we have to check for f$mode()
= interactive or other) ? E.g. we run/detached DECW$SESSIONCOM
to startup Session manager on terminals which are also
used to connect to other (U*X) hosts and therefore should
not be hardwired to a system via DECW$START_LOGIN.

Andreas.

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From: CORDELKJ@UCBEH.SAN.UC.EDU
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
Subject: Help on image checking macro using wildcards
Date: 13 Aug 92 14:45:06 GMT
Organization: Macro32<==>Vmsnet.Internals Gateway
X-Gateway-Source-Info: Mailing List

I could use some help in modifying a macro program.  I am learning macro by
doing here.  I have a Watchdog program that is written in macro, and what I
would like to do is perform a $forcex before doing a $delprc in order to
have the image exit normally.  There is a portion of the program that does
checking for running of the same image (as it stores this info) when checking
the processes.   My question is, in the following routine can I use wildcards?

;++
; Check for protected image
;
; Delete following 3 lines to remove protected image checking
;--
        cmpc5   imagname, imagname_buf, #^A/ /, -
                protected_image, @<dsc$a_pointer+protected_image>
        beql    update


Where the image that I would want to check with wildcards would be the
protected_image.  The program (that I want to check) is broken up into
several modules, but are all prefixed with the same name as in

Dua2:[disk$directory]AAAmodule1.exe
Dua2:[disk$directory]AAAmodule2.exe
Dua2:[disk$directory]AAAmodule2.exe

So I would want to check for dua2:[disk$directory]AAA*.exe (or AAA*.*)

If this is needed... this is how the imagename is stored in the program:

        .word   128, jpi$_imagname      ; image name
        .address imagname_buf
        .address imagname

And the protected_image is:

protected_image:
        .ascid  / /
        .align  long

Also, as a side question, what is the extact difference between the
branching instructions   brb and brw  as in when would you use the byte
and when the word, and what advantage is the one over the other.

Thanks in advance
kevin
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From: GAVRON@VESTA.SUNQUEST.COM
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
Subject: BxxxxW
Date: 18 Aug 92 17:16:28 GMT
Organization: Macro32<==>Vmsnet.Internals Gateway
X-Gateway-Source-Info: Mailing List

Date sent:  18-AUG-1992 10:08:14


        Jamie mentioned the use of Macros to do the branching
        when destination is more than a byte away (signed of
        course).

        The following is from [v55.driver.lis]dkdriver.lis:
        (pretty clever code actually)

        .SBTTL  WORD_BRANCHES   - Define word displacement branches
;+
; WORD_BRANCHES
;
; This macro defines for each Bxxx (conditional branch) instruction an
 equivalent
; macro named BxxxW with a word displacement. The macro takes as an argument
; a list of tuples, each tuple containing 3 items: 1) a conditional branch
; opcode; 2) the opcode with the opposite polarity; and 3) the number of
; arguments required by the opcode.
;-
        .MACRO  WORD_BRANCHES LIST

        .MACRO  WORD_BRANCHES2, OPCODE1, OPCODE2, ARGCNT

        .IF EQ ARGCNT-0
        .MACRO  OPCODE1, DST, ?L
        OPCODE2 L
        BRW     DST
L:      .ENDM   OPCODE1
        .ENDC

        .IF EQ ARGCNT-1
        .MACRO  OPCODE1, FIELD, DST, ?L
        OPCODE2 FIELD,L
        BRW     DST
L:      .ENDM   OPCODE1
        .ENDC

        .IF EQ ARGCNT-2
        .MACRO  OPCODE1, BIT, FIELD, DST, ?L
        OPCODE2 BIT,FIELD,L
        BRW     DST
L:      .ENDM   OPCODE1
        .ENDC

        .ENDM   WORD_BRANCHES2

        .MACRO  WORD_BRANCHES1, OPCODE1, OPCODE2, ARGCNT

        WORD_BRANCHES2 'OPCODE1'W, OPCODE2, ARGCNT
        WORD_BRANCHES2 'OPCODE2'W, OPCODE1, ARGCNT

        .ENDM   WORD_BRANCHES1

        .IRP    ENTRY, <LIST>
        WORD_BRANCHES1 ENTRY
        .ENDR

        .ENDM   WORD_BRANCHES

        WORD_BRANCHES <-
                <BBC,   BBS,    2>,-
                <BBCC,  BBSC,   2>,-
                <BBCS,  BBSS,   2>,-
                <BCC,   BCS,    0>,-
                <BEQL,  BNEQ,   0>,-
                <BEQLU, BNEQU,  0>,-
                <BGEQ,  BLSS,   0>,-
                <BGEQU, BLSSU,  0>,-
                <BGTR,  BLEQ,   0>,-
                <BGTRU, BLEQU,  0>,-
                <BLBC,  BLBS,   1>,-
                <BVC,   BVS,    0>>



        Ehud

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From: nreadwin@micrognosis.co.uk (Neil Readwin)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.internals
Subject: Re: Process section table growth beyond PROCSECTCNT
Date: 13 Aug 92 13:03:40 GMT
Organization: Micrognosis, London, UK.

OK, so I'm an idiot.

In article <1992Aug12.165835.19182@micrognosis.co.uk>, I wrote:
|> The IDSM mentions that the PST can grow beyond PROCSECTCNT but doesn't say
|> under what circumstances this might fail.

At the prompting of Eddie Owen <eowen@axion.bt.co.uk> I re-read that 4
line paragraph in the IDSM (V5.2, p376, section 14.3.5) and found that
it *does* say under what circumstances this might fail. "It is possible
for the PST to grow [...] at the expense of the working set list." My
working set extent is equal to (WSMAX - 16), so if the working set list
grows to the extent then it doesn't have much space to grow the PST.
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From: nreadwin@micrognosis.co.uk (Neil Readwin)
Subject: Process section table growth beyond PROCSECTCNT
Organization: Micrognosis, London, UK.
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 16:58:35 GMT

We have the process section table size (SYSGEN parameter PROCSECTCNT) set to
32. We also run a lot of images that use about 40 process sections (they use
a lot of shareable images that are not installed).

Sometimes (once every few weeks) I will run one of these images several
times in a single process and then start getting the error SECTBLFUL. Once
this happens it never stops, but if I log out and log in again I can run
the image without any difficulty. I finally got around to investigating this
today (which is when I asked the system mangler to up PROCSECTCNT :-) but ...

Using SYSGEN SHOW PROC/PROC I have determined that the PST is empty
when the image terminates and I *think* that it is never growing beyond
PROCSECTCNT. The IDSM mentions that the PST can grow beyond PROCSECTCNT
but doesn't say under what circumstances this might fail. Does anyone
have any ideas why this should sometimes start happening? Neil.
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