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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 14:55:26 EST
From:         Thomas=C.=Gray%NetAdmin%CSS@BDRC-BANYAN.MED.UNC.EDU
Subject:      Vines and Windows

Any ideas welcome.

Problem:
  We have several labs, each has many computers.  Lab techs are working
in WINDOWS all day.  Lab tech A works on 3-4 different PC's in the
course of a day.  Lab tech A would like to be able to read his/her
mail from any of these without quitting windows.  To make problem worse,
Lab techs B,C,D,E,F etc also share these machines.


tom gray, network administrator
UNC Chapel Hill
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 09:05:21 EST
From:         "Chris Wagner, NMU Microcomputer Maint.,
              Ext.1961" <STCW@NMUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Printer mess

> We are running Vines 5.00(5) and are running into a small printing problem.
> When someone sends a large document to print, the printer prints a few pages
> and then stops and then prints a piece of another document and then continues
> to print the first one.  This is very confusing to some of our users and if
> any of you have had a similar experience, I would love to hear about it.
>
I have seen similar problems with an application the takes a long time
to print. I know I have seen the problem with the version of vines we're
using (4.00) and would suspect 5.00 would be capable fo the same
error.The print service can be set up to time out and print the document
or more likely lotus graph after so many seconds of inactivity. Then the
next thing in the print queue goes through and the interupted item
continues afterwards.

You need to up the delay on the setprint command in the user
profile so that more time is spent waiting for the application to finish
printing.

Chris Wagner, Northern Michigan University, Marquette,MI
Bitnet: stcw@nmumus
From: Tom=Greenaway%Toronto%banyan@MAGNOLIA.BANYAN.COM
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Subject: re: Envelope Missing
Date: 5 Nov 92 21:41:31 GMT
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Elliott:  You can reproduce this problem by doing the following:

		login to two stations with the same id and open the users
		mail box.

		at one station read and delete a message.

		go to the second station and you will still see the
		header of the deleted mail.

		Try to read it and you get your error message.

				Tom G.
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 09:17:37 CET
From:         Bent=Tranberg%Data%AID@BAN.AID.NO
Subject:      re: Banyan versus Novell

Don't forget security. I consider Banyan to be a lot safer than Novell. One
of, I repeat ONE OF, the reasons for this is simply that it is a lot easier
to manage. We would not have a single Banyan network, but two or three, if
it was not for this.

Bent
From: rme81977@zach.fit.edu (Brian Fritz/ ADVISOR Russell (MAE))
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Subject: Banyan Vines Drivers for 4.1?
Date: 2 Nov 92 01:40:46 GMT
Organization: Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne USA

Does anyone know of an FTP site that carries up-to date versions of the
banyan vines drivers for Windows 3.1???  Thanks in advance.
-Brian

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                             Brian D. Fritz
                     Florida Institute of Technology
                           Melbourne, FL 32901
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From:         Bent=Tranberg%Data%AID@BAN.AID.NO
Subject:      ;+ construct

>                                                    Path construct;+ works
>just fine for me in the Sample Profile.  Fortunately, since StreetTalk makes
>everything so easy to find, our poor users don't have to be issueing MAP
>commands all day.

/pub/banyan/utilities/setpath.zip on csus.edu will let you add directories
to path, and also remove them. Other environment variables with a semicolon
separated directory list can also be modified.

Use it in a batcfile like this :

  setpath include=+;n:\user\bt\include
  setpath lib=+;n:\user\bt\lib
  setpath n:\bc\bin;+;n:\user\bt\bin
  bc
  setpath include=-n:\user\bt\include
  setpath lib=-n:\user\bt\lib
  setpath -n:\bc\bin;n:\user\bt\bin

Bent.Tranberg@ban.aid.no
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 10:41:19 -0400
From:         S30110%21518@UTRCGW.UTC.COM
Subject:      Re: TN.EXE and 1MB Trident video Cards

 I have had "strange" problems with FTP's software that are ussually

due to the software interupt that ebanyan (or ibanyan) uses, the default
interupt is 62, by changing it to another unused one the problem clears up.
You can change it with the -i parameter i.e. EBANYAN -i 66. Hope this helps.

Mike Mandulak
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Date:         Sun, 8 Nov 1992 10:34:44 ADS
From:         Ian.Brabham@CC.MONASH.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: mount remote Unix file system

Scott,

>I'm running Vines 4.11(1).  Does this, or any Vines version, allow you to
>mount a file service from a non-Vines Unix server?  We would like to be
>able to exchange files between MSDOS and UNIX workstations without using
>FTP.

One of the things the new SCO version of Vines is supposed to be able to do
is make parts of the SCO file system available to Vines clients through a
Vines file service.  So I guess if you can mount the file system of interest
in the right place on your SCO system, Vines would export it for you.

Unfortunatly the SCO version is based on the Rev 4 File Services not the
new rev 5 Vines Files Store technology so some unreasonable filename format
restrictions may be imposed (8.3, uppercase, etc).  Fortuantly Unix has LINKS
so a hack around solution might be to create image directories with DOS
compatible names for your UNIX files and a CRON job to sync the name spaces.

Ian Brabham                 email: ian@banyan.cc.monash.edu.au
Micro Support Group         phone: +61 3 565 4742
Monash University           fax:   +61 3 565 4746
Melbourne Australia
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 11:28:14 CST
From:         Rick=L.=Perales%2nd=Fl%FPCM@FPCM.MED.UTH.TMC.EDU
Subject:      10Base-T problem

I'm hoping someone out there might be able to help me. I'm not very familiar
with 10Base-T equipment or specifications, although i have installed and
managed Ethernet (thick and thin), and token ring networks. What i'm trying to
do is set up a 10Base-T lan segment off one of our servers. Seemed easy
enough. Bought a couple of Etherlink III, Racal NI6510 and an SMC 3608
concentrator. When i installed the 6510 in the server (4.11(5)), the server
recognized it correctly.  But after a few minutes i got a "NI6510 ethernet card
going offline - check cable" message at the service monitor. And within a
minute or two the "going online" message appeared. Initially i didn't think
anything of it because i had not connected it to the concentrator yet. When
i finally connected one workstation and had everything wired correctly, i was
able to login to the server correctly. The problem is the server keeps giving
the message "going offline", " going online" continuously; at intermittent
intervals. Even though there is another workstation on the segment. Any ideas?
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 08:52:05 -0400
Reply-To:     warman@NBSENH.BITNET
From:         "(J. Jane Warman)" <WARMAN@NBSENH.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: TN.EXE and 1MB Trident video Cards

Beginning with PC/TCP Version 2.05 PL3, FTP incorporated some code in their
TN program to try to determine what VGA video card your PC is using.  This
code worked for all the VGA cards they tested, but obviously they couldn't
test them all.  We had a similar problem and contacted FTP Software.  They
sent us another version of TN which worked fine when a parameter  card=vga
was added to the configuration file.  You can call Tech support at FTP
Software 508-685-3600 or contact bugs@ftp.com.  The new version 2.11 clears
up the problem, I believe.

--Jane
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From: Ed=Galvin%ChicagoSupport%Banyan@MAGNOLIA.BANYAN.COM
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Subject: re: IPCPORT Address for client.
Date: 12 Nov 92 18:45:01 GMT
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Vanguard checks the routing server of the PC during login for location
security. In other words when a user is logging in, requests to login come
from the PC internet address to the owning Vanguard for that user (Vanguard
that is where the users group@org resides). That Vanguard looks at the Vines
internet address for that user and can tell its routing server. Vanguard then
calls to the routing server to see what slot and line that PC is logging in
from (How does the routing server know?), well the routing server receives
RTP broadcasts from the PC periodically and marks what cards he recieves them
on. He then enters that info into the neighbors table. The broadcasts from
the PC contain the NIC address and the PC internetwork address. The well
known port for the PC BAN software is 0x03. So you take the Internet address
and this port and that is how people can tell if the PC software is still
alive. Well, getting back to who is logged in. If Vanguard asks the routing
server for the PC's NIC, slot and Line, based on the users internet address,
the Vanguard can then look at wether or not that user can log in from that
location. If so, Vanguard now has slot and line, NIC address and internet
address, which can be accessed via toolkit calls. There are also API's into
the neighbors table. MNet monitors this neighbors table and serial links work
just link LAN cards, except lan cards always have a line valuer of 0, not 1-6
like the ICA.


                                        --Ed Galvin
                                        Systems Consultant, Banyan Chicago
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 20:27:42 EST
From:         "Elliott Coates" <coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU>
Subject: re: browser for mail data files

>How's about putting the source on CSUS so we can all modify it ;-).

You got it.

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
From: 75270.3521@COMPUSERVE.COM (Lee Schlesinger)
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Subject: Banyan reviews
Date: 11 Nov 92 04:14:39 GMT
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> I have never seen a fair review of VINES.  Remember folks, most of these
> magazines derive a large portion of their revenues from Novell
> advertising.  Need I say more.

I can't let that one go by - it hits a little too close to home.  The
majority of writers are totally insulated from the advertising side of the
magazines, and who does or does not advertise has zero impact on the
quality of the coverage.  If the reviews are bad, it's probably because
it's hard to do a comprehensive review of such a large subject in the time
most writers have before deadline.

Lee Schlesinger
Editor, ABUI Network News
617-891-6622
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 12:59:07 CST
From:         FFore%CTC%SwRI26@D15VS178A.SPACE.SWRI.EDU
Subject:      RE: Newsreader

   HMMM!  The Trumpet Newsreader with the 'shim' for PC/TCP under VINES
 works fine over here with posting.  You have to explicitly give permission
 to each IP node on the USENET News host to allow posting.

-Frank Fore, Southwest Research Institute, S.A., TX.
 Internet: fpf@swri.edu
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 07:55:31 PST
From:         JAMES=NEARING%50%WPNSTAC@FS.NWSCON.SEA06.NAVY.MIL
Subject:      re: mail message limit

Ian,
   I tried changing SETMAIL and it didn't dynamically change my mailbox
like we hoped.  At least using a toolkit program to change the parameter
in the user's profile is better than editing the profile manually.
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 11:35:50 EST
From:         R=Stoll%SysAdmin%7CG@LGGATE2.HQ.AF.MIL
Subject:      re: STDA problem in Mail

MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS%DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU Wrote:
|
|
| Hi all:
|
| I have a new group of users.  When they try and call STDA
| (F2) within Mail,
| all they get is a beep.  However, STDIRECT works fine (but
| we don't want to
| use the extra memory).  Here is what we have tried so far:
|
| 1)  Made sure the client rev was the same as the server -
| 4.11(5).
| 2)  Made sure the Z:\ drive was on the same server as
| their StreetTalk data.
| 3)  Used !SETSTDA to point to the same server as their
| StreetTalk data.
| 4)  Verified that the Z:\ drives of their routing and
| StreetTalk servers were
|     readable.
|
| Does anyone have any idea what might cause this problem?
| Thanks in advance.
|
| Mike Crist
| TRW


How busy is your server?  I've found that on my busy servers STDA tends
to go south for the winter on a regular basis. Stopping and restarting
the service fixes the problem temporarily.  Patch 4.11(5)-CX-1 is a
more permanent fix.  You might want to talk to your VAR about getting
it.


SSgt Robert Stoll
7th Communications Group
The Pentagon

rstoll@lggate2.hq.af.mil
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 15:32:00 PST
From:         JMK5%MgrStf%SjrStkHq@CTS27.CS.PGE.COM
Subject:      re: Windows 3.1 and Vines -- revisited

Tom,

Using the logout.exe from 4.00(6) works just fine with 4.11(5), allowing you
to logout without exiting windows.

John M. Kennedy
PG&E
jmk5@encon.pge.com
From: Kelly=Yock%Systems%PCBs@BANYAN.BV.TEK.COM
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Subject: re: Printing in Windows 3.1
Date: 10 Nov 92 22:55:59 GMT
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Stephane,

I have experienced the "Windows print jobs from hell" syndrome on several
occasions.  My symptoms were exactly as described.

It has nothing to do with the /Delay setting.  It seemed to occur after
changing printers (via setprint in another window), and switching printer
drivers (PCL to Postscript in a windows application), then printing.  I've
been unable to duplicate the situation exactly.

Kelly Yock
Tektronix, Inc.
Kelly.Yock@Tek.Com
From: coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU (Elliott Coates)
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Subject: re: How to Login to CSUS?
Date: 11 Nov 92 03:25:20 GMT
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>I believe the error occurred even before the "anonymous" part.  I
>believe, he 'telnet'ed to csus.edu rather than 'ftp'ing to csus.edu.

The following is an echo of what I did:

ftp csus.edu
umuc.umd.edu MultiNet FTP user process 3.0(102)
Connection opened (Assuming 8-bit connections)
<csus FTP server (Version 5.78 Sat Aug 17 15:47:36 PDT 1991) ready.
Username: coates
Password:
<Login incorrect.
CSUS.EDU>

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 09:44:41 -0500
From:         "(Sunil J. Punnoose)" <sunil@OYSTER.SMCM.EDU>
Subject:      Exec Profile Error

On one of our old XT* class machines,  on login, the user gets a

EXEC PROFILE ERROR, Got 3 type instead of data error message.    After
this message is displayed, the user is logged in to the system.  On
using RBASE, it crashes with a FATAL ERROR evm003.  The same user can
login to another machine (an SX class AT) and everything works fine.

If I set up the profile to be blank,  the error does not show up.  The
fatal error does.


Any ideas on what causes this?


Sunil Punnoose
St. Mary's College of MD


* (an EPSON EQUITY II with AT&T Starlan 10 card)
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 12:07:02 PST
From:         JAMES=NEARING%50%WPNSTAC@FS.NWSCON.SEA06.NAVY.MIL
Subject:      re: mail message limit

VINES release 5.00(6) Intellegent Mail still limits a mail box to 1000
messages.
The idea of changing the SETMAIL in the profile would work.  You could even
write a little toolkit thing to change the profile.

As a matter of fact, I have a program that modifies the !SETSTDA parameter in
the profile on the fly.  The user does not have to log out and back in.  That
may work with the SETMAIL parameter as well.  I will try it and let you know.
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 08:57:26 EST
From:         LuAnne Meyer <luanne@HQ.AF.MIL>
Subject:      Please remove from list

Please remove me from this list.
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 08:46:52 WET
From:         R.L.Boelen@WMW.UTWENTE.NL
Subject:      re: mail message limit

Have them clean up their mailbox, works all the time.....;)

Lars
From: ps@JET.UK
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Subject: RE: Windows 3.1 initiated from within StreetTalk
Date: 6 Nov 92 16:32:04 GMT
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>>A while ago there was some discussion on this list about Windows 3.1,
 initiated
>>from within StreetTalk, not being able to switch to DOS(-programs). At that
>>time

>Even with Windows 3.0 I was able to switch to and from DOS and Windows while
>logged into Vines.
>
>Elliott Coates
>coates@umuc.umd.edu

Vines 4.11(5) run on a **286** machine, with 4M Memory, will not switch to DOS
after running mail, either DOS Mail in a box, or Mailman inside Windows.

I have been told that Banyan is aware of this problem.

This only affects 3.1 Windows, not 3.0 (Microsoft changing the rules again ??)

We are not sure that it happens on all 286's and not all the time, but most
286's and most of the time.   Quiting windows and restarting windows cures the
problem until you run mail again!

Regards

Paul Simmonds
VINES Network Manager

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From: Daniel=Chen%COMPUTER%UMASS@BANYAN.UMMED.EDU
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Subject: send.exe and winsend.exe
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:56:16 GMT
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We just had an attack from an unknown user "sending" a message to everyone on
the Lan/Wan.  Is there any way to trace the originator?

I know there is MSEND.exe to replace send.exe;  Is there a MWINSEND.exe
replacement?

We REALLY need an WINSEND replacement!!!!


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From: HLP1%ItsLsc%CTS@CTS27.CS.PGE.COM
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Subject: re: need news reader to run on Banyan pc's
Date: 7 Nov 92 01:27:32 GMT
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Ron Kirkpatrick,

Will the new version 2.11 of FTP's PC/TCP fill your need?  It has a NNTP
client that can connect to an NNTP server and receive updates from news groups
that you join.  You can then use VMAIL to view this information and reply.

Herb Patten
PG&E
hlp1@cs.pge.com
From: coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU (Elliott Coates)
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Subject: RE: mount remote Unix file system
Date: 7 Nov 92 01:44:35 GMT
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>I'm running Vines 4.11(1).  Does this, or any Vines version, allow you to
>mount a file service from a non-Vines Unix server?  We would like to be
>able to exchange files between MSDOS and UNIX workstations without using
>FTP.

>Scott Hayes
>shayes@usgs.gov

I'm not sure of your requirements but SCO Unix may allow what you want.

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:14:59 EST
From:         R=Stoll%SysAdmin%7CG@LGGATE2.HQ.AF.MIL
Subject:      re: Printing in Windows 3.1

Stephane,
  It sounds like the print queue is timing out before your job is finished
.  You might want to use the "/d:" switch on your setprint command  i.e.:

Setprint lpt1 "my printer@group@org" /d:30


will specify a 30 second delay.  I believe the default timeout value is
only 10 seconds.

SSgt Robert Stoll
7th Communications Group
The Pentagon

rstoll@lggate2.hq.af.mil
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 10:52:40 EST
From:         "Elliott Coates" <coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Windows 3.1 initiated from within StreetTalk

>A while ago there was some discussion on this list about Windows 3.1, initiated
>from within StreetTalk, not being able to switch to DOS(-programs). At that
>time

Even with Windows 3.0 I was able to switch to and from DOS and Windows while
logged into Vines.

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 11:35:58 EST
From:         Duane Foster <USERSGTX@UMICHUM.BITNET>

Regarding windows 3.1 and Banyan 4.11(5), both of which I am currently using,
When you are in std mode, you get a message that the switched has been
prevented when you try to run the dos prompt or banyan's terminal emulation
program.  You don't get this message in Enhanced mode.  Banyan confirmed
this was a known problem.

I don't about win 3.0, or other versions of vines, or what other programs
give the same message in std mode.

Duane Foster
@um.cc.umich.edu