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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 10:19:00 CST
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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Re[2]: Login.exe with password as a parameter.

DATE SENT:  18-NOV-1992 10:17:07

>>>    I've tried piping from f:\login as SUPERVISOR and had the system hang
>>>    on me.  Shouldn't SUPERVISOR have write rights >everywhere<?
>>
>>I think, you might have two starting situations doing the above:
>>1.) You are logged in as supervisor and issue the login command
>>    The login logs you out and then logs in again. Dos should create the
>>    temp-file BEFORE starting login.exe. So the only thing which might
>>    happen here is that you loose the temp-file because of the re-map-ing
>>    done during login. This might cause a system-hangup
>>
>>2.) You try to login as supervisor but are not yet logged into the server
>>    In this case, same as before, the temp-file is created BEFORE
>>    login.exe is started. Means, you do not have supervisor rights at that
>>    moment.
>
>    Peter, thanks for the comments.
>
>    It sounds like the temp-file is sitting there in the root directory of
>    f: and I just can't get at it.  Drat!
>
>    How the heck can this be gotten around?  Could Read rights to f:\ be
>    granted to any/every one without opening up the whole system?
>
>    --Jeremy
>
>    Jeremy Butler
>    jbutler@ccmail.bamanet.ua.edu

If you are using DOS 5, set the "TEMP" environment variable to point to
a local drive of some sort - if it's a diskless ws, then set up a ram disk.
dos 5 uses this environment variable to determine where to put temporary
files - like piping files.

      SET TEMP=C:\TEMP

Good Luck,
Richard

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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 22:39:07 EST
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From:         Brad Clements <bkc@MURKWORKS.COM>
Subject:      Re: clock to fast on server
              17 Nov 92 18:13:39 EST." <9211181100.AA17844@uu.psi.com>

>>  Is there anything out on internet that can slow the clock down or maybe
>>sync this server with another server that has the correct time? Preferably
>>automatically.
>>
>Get RDATE.NLM (I don't remember the fpt site).  This will synchronize the
>time on your file server with a time server.  I use it without any
>problems.  If you use it, make sure that you SET TIMEZONE xxxx at the
>console (this SET TIMEZONE must be executed before loading CLIB).  Good
>Luck. You may want to try ftping to risc.ua.edu
>Daniel - dtran@emelnitz.ucla.edu


FYI, the definitive place to find MurkWorks NLMs (of which the RDATE NLM
is a totally free giveaway) is

        ftp.msen.com:pub/vendor/murkworks


The RDATE NLM happens to be in the freebies/rdate subdirectory off of the
vendor/murkworks directory.


At this location you will also find our latest Demo FTPD NLM (1.32) which
expires on Jan 1st, 1993 instead of Dec 1, 1992 and has a few new
features to boot.

Brad Clements, CCP             bkc@murkworks.com               (315)265-4717
NLMs Galore - free demos: ftp.msen.com:pub/vendor/murkworks    (315)268-9812 Fax
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 10:14:39 EST
Reply-To:     sysdeh@cs.syr.edu
From:         "Donald E. Hanley" <SYSDEH@CS.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Cabletron ODI

> I have been trying to assist a dept. here on campus in getting their
> Novell to speak to their VAX.  I suggested they run the ODI drivers
> instead of IPX and Net?.  They told me that these cards would not run
> with ODI drivers.  Oh, I did notice that they had to run CSPID_E.EXE
                                                             ^^^
   I think you mean CSIPD_E.EXE.

> before the IPX and Net?, and I was not sure what that was for.
>
> After all of that, my two questions.  Are there ODI drivers for
> Cabletron cards (any of them)?  and  What does CSPID_E do, and would
> it be possible to run CUTCP with that in order to be able to tn3270
> to the VAX?
>
> Please respond to me directly.
>
> Amel
> USTS059@rust1.dpo.uab.edu
>
     Yes, there are ODI drivers for the Cabletron cards.  The older
     version is named CSIODI.COM and was used for all of the Cabltron
     cards.  The newest version is card specific; for example, the
     ISA bus E2112 card driver is E21ODI.COM.  You can download
     the latest versions from the Cabletron BBS at 603/335-33589.

     CSIPD_E.EXE is the Cabletron packet driver.  You can run the
     CUTCP suite with the packet drivers to access the VAX.  I'm
     no VAX expert, but I don't think you would want to be using
     the TN3270 function to access the VAX, however.

     The CUTCP suite also runs nicely with the ODI drivers using Dan
     Lanciani's ODIPKT shim.  Make sure you get the latest version
     (v1.2).

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From: m7000@moncol.monmouth.edu (RICHARD MANCINELLI)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Cheyanne's Arcserve - any one out there using it ?
Date: 21 Nov 92 19:48:05 GMT
Organization: Monmouth College, W. Long Branch, N.J.  07764

Well, knock on wood, I appear to be the exception to the rule.  My ARCSERVE
v4.0 works wonderfully (actually I never even touch it, on of the
people here in the office is responsible for tape rotation) I just
monitor the logs.  4 months no problems.  A little flaky the first
week, but then suddenly all was ok. 
  
(VooDoo magic, I guess...)
 
Setup is as follows: 386/33, Adaptec 1542, Mountain File Sale 1200 Plus
2.0g 4mm, ArcServe 4.0 NLM, Novell 3.11...
 
This may all change though next week when we upgrade to a 486 DX-2/66 
with 4x the storage.  Who knows... wish me luck.
 
Rick
IS Manager, GMC
From: Jaap.vanGinkel@HTO.RHIJ.NL (Jaap van Ginkel)
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Subject: Re: BOOTP NLM
Date: 16 Nov 92 09:19:46 GMT
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> >We have just tried the BootP server NLM, but it failed with the
> >following error :-
> >
> >Loader cannot find public symbol : ARPMakeTempEntry
> >Load file referenced undefined public variable
> >Module BootPD.NLM not loaded.


You need to get a newer version 1.3, that doesn't use this anymore



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From:         Jon Hall <J.M.Hall@SOUTHAMPTON.AC.UK>
Subject:      Funk Software's FAX address (again)

On behalf of myself and a few other interested parties in the UK, could
someone PLEASE let me have the FAX number of Funk Software (creators of
AppMeter)? We'd be very grateful...

Thanks in advance.
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From:         Steven Kirby <kirby@ATHENA.CS.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: CD-ROM access for NW311 (4.0?) PC & Mac Clients
              20, 92 7:36 pm

If you can wait a bit before you set this up, I understand that the next
version of SCSI Express will allow you to use Macs to search CDs that
have Mac search software.  I volunteered us to be a beta site, but other
than this I have no further information, nor do I have a probable ship
date for this release.  If I find out anything, I'll drop a note to the
list.

--Steve

Steven Kirby
University of Georgia
kirby@athena.cs.uga.edu
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From:         "Jesse L. London" <jl9e+%ANDREW.CMU.EDU@CARNEGIE.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: communication server

We use a communcations server configuration for five modems inbound and
outbound..Software by cross communications (may have changed company
names).. Unlike PC anywhere does not take over communications server
machine.  As many machines as you like may be loaded with a TSR to allow
them to be seen by the comm. server..  Once seen these machines may be
taken over...
The TSR on the comm. server runs in the backround allowing you to have a
fax board and software running also (What we have)..
In addition your local mail systems may be able to use this comm. server
as a gateway since the software runs in the backround..

Sercurity is very good..  There are passwords for access to the comm.
server and passwords for access to the individual machines.
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From:         $DAVEE@SASB.BYU.EDU
Subject:      Re: We're still trying to print too!

I would be interested in any information you get as I am having the
same problem.

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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 10:45:25 EST
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From:         Peter Ballantyne <peterb@SVENGALI.WEBO.DG.COM>
Subject:      Re: Windows Attach Server

>
> Is their any programs to make Attaching and Detaching file servers easy under
> Windows?  The file manager works, but what a pain.
> It seems like I go through fifty menus and dialogs when doing this from
> the file manager (which I don't use for anything else).
>
>

you can enable the undocumented feature that comes with Windows
3.1.  There is a pop-up menu that offers several functions
including attach/detach.

Check whether you have a NETWARE.INI file in /windows/system - if
not create it with an editor like Notepad or the MS-DOS Editor.
Under the [Options] section add NetWareHotKey=1 - now when you
press F6 the pop-up will appear - you can choose a different key
by setting the value to a number between 112 and 123 where 112 = F1
and 123 = F12.

My .INI file looks like this

[MSW30-Switches]
UserList-Sort=name
UserList-Full-Names=yes
Send-Full_names=yes

[Options]
NetWareHotKey=1

Note that you'll need to restart windows if you had to create the
file.

hope this helps...

Peter

peterb@svengali.webo.dg.com
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From:         Mark Fairmaid <fairmaid@NZLS02.NZL.ABK.NEC.CO.JP>
Subject:      Re: Passing A Password

>>Reply to:     RE>>Passing A Password
>>I use piping of passwords all the time.  I make a text file on my local hard
>>drive which contains the password and a carrige return(You have to have the
>>carrige return or the login program will wait for you to press enter).  Then I
>>simply do a

>>f:\login\login username < c:\path\textfilename

>>and it works just fine.

>>However, I really don't recomend this for someone with sensitive data, high
>>levels of access, etc...  It is not very security conscious but it works.

>>We are running a 3.11 server and version 3.65 of login.

>>Hope this helps,
>>Ken

Hey. Why don't you just turn off the password option and have no security at
all????!!!!! Seems as though you are asking for trouble to me.

Mark.
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From:         "Bob Smith,
              Kent State - East Liverpool Campus" <BSMITH@KENTELIV.BITNET>
Subject:      Invalid Connections

Hello All!

Can anyone tell me if there is a way of finding the source of 'Invalid Connectio
ns' (shown in FCONSOLE) other than wiggling cables to see if they fall off.

I'm getting intermittent periods of bunches of the rascals...as many as
1400-1500 in 90 minutes.  This has completely locked the server on a couple
of occasions.  This is NW 2.2 on thinnet.

Now, I've had only 2 Invalid Connections in 3 days.

Any pointers appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: We're still trying to print too!
              92 9:48 am

SYSTEM@SPOCK.SUNDERLAND.AC.UK writes....
>
>
> PRINTDEF - byte stream, timeout 30 secs, no banners, CtrlD at end of job.
>
Have you though about putting a :D BEFORE the printjob ?

If you send garbage to the printer (ie non-postscript) it'll swallow and
digest, without producing any output, everything up to the the next :D it
sees.

Richard
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From:         Praba Manivasager <PMANIVAS@RESEARCH.RGSPS.UKANS.EDU>
Subject:      Utilities Under Windows 3.1

Is there a set of Novell utilities that run under windows?

e.g. Pconsole, Syscon, Rconsole ...



Sincerely,
Praba

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From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell,comp.sys.novell
Subject: CD-ROM access for NW311 (4.0?) PC & Mac Clients
Keywords: CD-ROM, Mac, PC, server, NetWare, NW3.11
Date: 20 Nov 92 19:36:49 GMT
Followup-To: comp.sys.novell
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

I am working on some plans for a new student computer lab.  One of the
services I'd like to offer is a bank of 6-10 CD-ROMs.  These CD-ROMs
should be available to both Mac & PC clients (some CD-ROMs may be only
useful to one or the other, but still, I'd like all clients to be
access all CD-ROM drives).

Does anyone have a solution?  I'd hate to have to set-up an AppleShare
server just to give Macs access to CD-ROMs, and this would also
preclude both Macs and PCs from accessing the same CD-ROM unless two
copies were put-up (one on the NW server, the other on the AppleShare
server).

Thanks in advance.
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Sending of Large UUENCODED Files to the List

   I certainly we do not get into the habit of sending large and
   unsolicitated UUENCODED files to the entire list.

   Today's 20 piece, message must have taken up quite a bit of bandwidth
   on a lot of our systems.

   Let folks get what they want, or send to only those that want these
   files.

   Thanks,
   -Glenn

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From:         Mike Morris <kla!M_Morris%pid.csd@SUN.COM>
Subject:      Re: Program to check login/attach status

=> >We are looking for a program that will check whether the user is
=> >logged on or   attached to a server. We want to run this program in a
=> >batch file before      executing other program. The program should
=> >preferably return an errorlevel        code.

I use a simple batch file:

====================================
:li
f:login username
if not exist v:\nul goto li
====================================

The V: drive is where our software is kept; every user gets a V: drive
mapping on login.

The DOS device 'nul' always exists; the only way v:\nul can fail to
exist is if v: does not exist, ergo they're not logged in.

I think this would return an errorlevel as well.



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From:         Einar Magnussen <EINARM@AMADEUS.CMI.NO>
Subject:      Re: clock to fast on server

> At this location you will also find our latest Demo FTPD NLM (1.32) which
> expires on Jan 1st, 1993 instead of Dec 1, 1992 and has a few new
> features to boot.

Is latest version of Charon available from here too? I have just installed
version 3.4, but saw a message recently with info on Charon verson 4. Am I
right? I would like to test.
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: RPLODI

Lalot writes....
>
>
> Hello,
>
>    We are using Novell and tcpip using ODI and packet driver + Netware
> 3.11 as IP router. Everything seems to work and now we are trying to
> install ODI as a boot image. And that's the problem...
> We got rplodi.com in dosup5 and used it with Intel EtherExpress.
> Then we get the message from rplodi
>  FATAL BootRom Stamp Not found.
> Perhaps should we move the BootRom elsewhere. What is strange, is that it
> is working ok with ipx ...Concerning rplodi we are not able to find lots of
> info.
>
> Any clue?
>
> Thanks Dominique
>
You get this message if you are trying to boot from a floppy, instead of
remotely across the network. It's not fatal and disappears when you convert
the floppy into a boot-image

Richard
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From: rp6dlb@TEXACO.COM (Derek L. Bell)
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Date: 18 Nov 92 22:15:51 GMT
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I have used it with Conner IDE drives in Compaqs with good success. Where I have
 had the most problems is in "clone" systems.

Derek  rp6dlb@Texaco.com
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