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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 10:52:15 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Netware 3.11, MAC NLM 3.01, and Volumes

>Joe,
>
>I'm in the process of configuring a v3.11 server for Windows and Macs,
>and I'm confused on the issue of exchange of files between the Win apps
>and Mac apps. We are supporting WinWord and MacWord, so we want our
>users to be able to use either program and exchange files.  How would
>you recommend setting up volumes to support this?  I think Novell is
>wishy-washy on this point, if you look at the Installation book, they
>recommend multiple volumes. But in the Concepts book, they describe
>MacApps, WinApps, etc. directories on the SYS volume.
>John
>John Center / Journalism Dept. / Temple University
----------
        If the Mac users have material on volume, say, MACVOL, and the
DOS users are on, say, DOSVOL, then either can reference the other volume
by CD DOSVOL: (however one does this in Mac-speak) and CD MACVOL:. For
DOS the NW shell intercepts the command and parses out the volume name
rather than letting DOS interpret it as a directory.
        If you have the opportunity try splitting a volume on a scratch
disk, just for fun, and put a couple of apps of each flavor out there.
Such a test ought not to take more than a few hours once a spare disk has
been "borrowed".
        Joe D.
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Date:         Wed, 19 Aug 1992 09:31:00 NZST
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From:         J.Baird@ONO.LINCOLN.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: Novell API Question about AddBinderyObjectToSet

>From: "Craig C. Tierney" <CRAIG@AE.AGECON.WISC.EDU>
>
>I am trying to add members to a group using AddBinderyObjectToSet.
>The group is created with SYSCON.  I add the group to the property
>GROUPS_I'M_IN for the user, and I add the user to the property
>GROUP_MEMBERS of the group.  If I go into syscon under Group
>Information, and look at the Member List of the group the users that
>I have added are listed in the window.  If I try to delete the user I
>get the error EAh (No such member) from DeleteBinderyObjectFromSet.
>If I call DeleteBinderyObjectFromSet directly there is no problem.
>What else am I supposed to do when adding objects to a set?

Craig

You are missing one important step. You must also add the group to the user's
SECURITY_EQUALS property so the user becomes security equivalent to the group.
This is why SYSCON gives error EAh when you try removing the member from the
group. Its a poor piece of programming and if any of the three steps (adding
group to user's GROUPS_I'M_IN, adding group to user's SECURITY_EQUALS, adding
user to group's GROUP_MEMBERS) have not been completed, then SYSCON will not
delete the member from the group.

John
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:19:18 EDT
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      re: Updating Network Drivers
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU

Cathy Erdly <ERDLY_C@MSB.FLINT.UMICH.EDU> writes:
> [...]
>we want to update all network drivers currently installed on user
>workstations to the current version. We would also like to have in place a
>procedure to continue to update these drivers as needed.
>
>We were thinking that it would be great to run a program over the network
>which would check a users HD for the most current version of drivers. If it
>was not the most current version it would copy the most current version from
>the network to the user's HD. It sounds simple enough, but when you start
>considering the various machine types with various ethernet cards and of
>course all those "special" cases, the difficulties with writing and
>implementing such a program increase drastically.
>
>Now, here's my question(s)....
>
>Are you concerned with having all of your users running the current versions
>of drivers? If not, why? If so, how do you deal with keeping the network
>drivers on your user workstations at the most current version? Do you already
>have such a program to automatically update these drivers? If so, can we have
>a copy of it?

I have a partial solution in place now.  Perhaps you can use it?

I wrote a program to print out the ethernet number of the card currently
running (see below).  I then made a basic program to shell to this program
and pipe its output into a temp file.  The basic program then read the temp
file to get the number, and used it to make a file name.  [I used the last 6
digits with an extention mapped to a list of 6 digit prefixes.]  If the file
existed, I then exited.  If not, I created the file with the full number as
the contents.  The program then shelled to various commands that appended
their output into the file.  One of the commands was NVER which stated
version numbers and card types by name.  Armed with this knowledge, you can
scan for users without the latest versions.

Here is the program (enet.com) in hex (77 bytes)
E9 31 00 50 52 24 0F 04-30 3C 39 7E 02 04 07 8A
D0 B4 02 CD 21 5A 58 C3-50 D0 E8 D0 E8 D0 E8 D0
E8 E8 DF FF 58 E8 DB FF-C3 50 88 E0 E8 E9 FF 58
E8 E5 FF C3 0E 07 0E 1F-B4 EE CD 21 50 53 89 C8
E8 E6 FF 58 E8 E2 FF 58-E8 DE FF CD 20

And her it is in a debug script:
-a 100
-JMP 0134
-PUSH AX
-PUSH DX
-AND AL,0F
-ADD AL,30
-CMP AL,39
-JLE 010F
-ADD AL,07
-MOV DL,AL
-MOV AH,02
-INT 21
-POP DX
-POP AX
-RET
-PUSH AX
-SHR AL,1
-SHR AL,1
-SHR AL,1
-SHR AL,1
-CALL 0103
-POP AX
-CALL 0103
-RET
-PUSH AX
-MOV AL,AH
-CALL 0118
-POP AX
-CALL 0118
-RET
-PUSH CS
-POP ES
-PUSH CS
-POP DS
-MOV AH,EE
-INT 21
-PUSH AX
-PUSH BX
-MOV AX,CX
-CALL 0129
-POP AX
-CALL 0129
-POP AX
-CALL 0129
-INT 20
-r cx
:004D
-n enet.com
-w
-q

/jeff
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From: itan@IASTATE.EDU (Idarto Tan)
Subject: Combine 2 vol. 
Reply-To: itan@IASTATE.EDU (Idarto Tan)
Organization: Iowa State University
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 19:15:59 GMT


	Maybe this is a FAQ question, But I would like to make sure to
ask before I ruin my server. I have 2 small volumes that I created
before but now I would like to combine those 2 volumes into a single
volume. Is it possible ?. I try to delete those 2 volumes and hoping
I can create a new volume with the combined size but I fail all the
time. I appreciate for any information that you could give me.

--
Idarto Tan <itan@iastate.edu>

ECSS - Iowa State University
139c-1 Durham Centre, Ames, Iowa, USA
Phone: 515 294-7359
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 13:35:11 EDT
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From:         "Owen Munoz Salva,
              Operador I - UPR-Bayamon" <om_salva@CUTB.UPR.CLU.EDU>
Subject:      Problems with Novell's Remote Printing Utility

Hello, everybody.

    I've been having some problems with Novell remote printing utility. It
seems like every time the LAN it's loaded with too many users, the print jobs
don't get sent to the printers (2 of them).  I used PCONSOLE to verify what was
going on and found that the jobs were being added to the queue, but they simply
didn't make it to the printer.  Once, I tried using a dedicated Print Server
but it didn't work. If there someone who could just answer this question
from out there, please let me know, OK?.  The configuration of the LAN
is as follows (1 server and 19 nodes):

	LAN OS  : Novell NetWare 2.2 (100)
	Server  : IBM PS/2 Mod. 80 (386) 20Mhz. , 4MB RAM, 160MB ESDI Hard Disk
	Nodes   : IBM PS/2 Mod. 30 (286) 1MB RAM, No Hard Disk, 1 Floppy
	DOS     : MS-DOS 4.00 (in all of them)
	Cards   : Some are from Racal Interlan and others from Western Digital
	Config. : Thin Ethernet (Server at 80 feet away from the first node)
	Printers: IBM Proprinter II and IIXL
	IPX.COM : v3.02
	NET4.COM: V3.02
	RPRINTER: v1.21

Thank you, in advance for any help you may give me.
From: B.Downes@EDN.GU.EDU.AU (Barry Downes)
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Subject: Re: router error message
Date: 20 Aug 92 00:43:34 GMT
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John,
We had the same problem when we connected to our university backbone.
The problem is that there is a card in your server and another device (
in this case a router) which both connect directly to the same piece of
wire (or fibre).  They disagree on what that common network is called.
Your router has been told that it is 0000AA1, but if you check the
setup for your server card, you will find that it uses a different network
name.  The solution is fairly simple:- re-configure your novell server to
use the same net name as the router (and possibly other things) uses.
In our case, we use netware 3.11, so we could change the network name
very easilly.  I expect that for your version, it will be a matter of
changeing a configuration file (the one where you load the driver for the
card attached to the network in question) then re-starting the server)

BTW.  It seems that apart from the repeated nagging, no harm is done even
      if the two do disagree on the name, but it really is simple to cure.

I would offer the standard "feel free to ask anything else) but I'm still
very much amateur myself.  It's rather nich to read about a problem we have
experienced and actually solved!

Good luck,

Barry Downes <B.Downes@edn.gu.edu.au>
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 12:39:06 -0400
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From:         Petr Brym <P_BRYM@UNHH.UNH.EDU>
Subject:      Random Printing Problems
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

We have experienced random printing problems on HP Laser Printers (IIID, etc.),
that come and go.  Recently, three of our departments have been experiencing
more frequent occurences.  I want to blame it on electrical storms and
overworked electrical systems as air conditioners are used during the
summer, but that would be too easy.

Has anyone else experinced random corruption of the printouts (not of the
disk files) that may be similar to this.  The version of Novell is 3.11,
we have tried reinstalling Novell, DOS, Drivers, Applications, Rebooting,
Downing, Turning off all other electronic devices on the circuits, etc.
The networks do include a collection of workstations from Dell, Zenith,
AT&T and IBM, and ages of the work stations range from two weeks to 5 years.

Any feedback will be appreciated.

Petr Brym
Computer Specialist
UNH, Durham, NH
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 18:14:21 MEST
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From:         Michael Such <mds@NETMBX.NETMBX.DE>
Subject:      Novell Access Server

Hi,
Can the Novell Access Server (or is it Netware Access Server!) handle
graphics?  I asked this question at the "Novell University" when it was
here in Berlin Earlier this year (June) and was told, "YES".
I've just set it up and it doesn't, do I have to do something special?

Both the Access server and the PC I connected to it have VGA card
and I have also disabled the VGA to CGA function (erm, I also enabled it
and there was no difference!)

Thanx
Mike

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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 13:27:17 CDT
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From:         Tom Hansen <realeasy!tomh@UWM.EDU>
Subject:      QUESTION: OS/2 V2.0 Swapfile on Novell network drive?

I have a 486 machine with 8MB of memory, and I have the OS/2 requester
from Novell.

Is it possible to have the swapfile for my station reside on the network
somehow, without going all the way and converting my station to an RPL
diskless station?  I still want to start OS/2 from my local disk.

Thanks.

NOTE: Please e-mail, my newsfeed is broken.



---
Tom Hansen
Executive Systems, LTD., a.k.a.  REAL/Easy Software
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  OR:  tomh@realeasy.UUCP
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 12:06:32 GMT+7
Reply-To:     $dougn@sasb.byu.edu
From:         "Douglas R. Nebeker" <$DOUGN@SASB.BYU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Updating Network Drivers
X-To:         ERDLY_C%MSB.FLINT.UMICH.EDU@VM.BYU.EDU,
              NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@VM.BYU.EDU

 We have 7 different servers and many users using many different
types of computers.  Keeping the latest version of all drivers was
hard until we started using the WSUPDATE (it comes with Novell--if
you don't have it, let me know).

When the users login, they execute the following batch file:

@echo off
echo.
echo *** One moment please... Your network files are being updated ***
o:\bootdisk\wsupdate /f=o:\bootdisk\update.txt > nul

UPDATE.TXT is as follows:
o:\bootdisk\lsl.com all_local: /c /o
o:\bootdisk\ipxodi.com all_local: /c /o
o:\bootdisk\trxnet.com all_local: /c /o
o:\bootdisk\emsnetx.exe all_local: /c /o
o:\bootdisk\netx.com all_local: /c /o
o:\bootdisk\xmsnetx.exe all_local: /c /o

We keep the latest version of all our network files in the directory
o:\bootdisk.  WSUPDATE then checks all local drives on a users
machine for the files listed in UPDATE.TXT and replaces any old files
(the files dates are compared).

This usually takes about 10 seconds on a floppy disk when everything
is up to date (if it has to replace files, it takes longer).
This can be irritating if it is checked everytime a user logs in, so
we check it once a week between 7 and 9am.  This has really worked
well for us.  If you can't find any info on WSUPDATE, or have any
other questions, let me know and I'll send more details.

_________

Douglas R. Nebeker                     Internet: $dougn@sasb.byu.edu
Brigham Young University
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 10:41:18 EDT
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From:         Dave Brookshire <david@UMBC3.UMBC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PSERV2.ZIP
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

>The file PSERV2.ZIP (containing updated PSERVER and RPRINTER files) has been
>removed from both Netwire (CompuServe) and the Novell FTP Server due to
>some unforseen complications with the files themselves.  We recommend that you
>do not update your printing files until these problems have been cleared up.
>I have also seen postings of this file (PSERV2.ZIP) mirrored on other FTP
>servers.  We would request that this file be removed from public access until
>it has been replaced on Netwire and the Novell FTP Server.
>Thank you for your cooperation and patience.


Scott-  What were the problems that people were encountering?  I never really
had any difficulites that I could attribute to the PSERVER or associated
problems.  We have, however, had some other problems, and I am wondering if it
could have been caused by the faulty PSERVER.exe?  Could you send me a
description of the errors, and difficulties?  Thanks.  (I asked this on the
listserv, but nobody responded.)


David

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Date: Wednesday, 19 Aug 1992 12:09:23 EST
From: Operador IBM 9021 <VMOPER@EVALUN11.BITNET>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject:    Need a manual

Hello. We have the Novell Netware installed into a PC 80386 but we haven't
the manual for operating it.
Where I can get it?
Thanks.
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From:         pcm@SYS.CSD.LE.AC.UK
Subject:      ODIPKT

Could someone please inform me what is the current version of ODIPKT, and
where I can ftp it from.  Also, is it unloadable, since we are also
planning to use LWP for DOS/WINDOWS.

Thanks
==================================================
   Paul C. Manning
   Senior Computer Officer
   Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
   University of Leicester
   University Road
   Leicester LE1 7RH
   U.K.
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Date:         Sat, 15 Aug 1992 11:44:24 CST
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From:         A16761@ITESO.BITNET
Subject:      Hold flag of user...

        Hi,

        We need your help.  In our laboratory we are working in
a program like PCONSOLE of Novell.  This software is designed to
send to printer the jobs in the queue every hour.  But we have a
problem:  we need that the jobs access the queue with the HOLD
FLAG OF USER in ON.

        Is there a way to make it with CAPTURE command ?
or some command ?

        In the "reds books" I didn't find anything...I know that with
a Novell CALL I can do it.

        If you can tell me how, you will help us very much and facilitate
our work...


...One more thing, what is the time that you recommend for the TI
parameter of CAPTURE to work with WP, MathCAD, FLOW, CADKey, etc. (graphic
software)???

        I have 30-40, but I don't know if this time is correct.

        Thanks in advance.


                                Sincerely,

                                           Jose Manuel Rodarte-Mendez.
                                                Lan Manager ???


p.d.  Can you answer to the list ?, every body need learn...

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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 09:44:01 EST
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From:         JAY SISSOM <JSISSOM@INDYCMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Login script, time synchronization source (LONGISH)
              13 Aug 1992 13:11:10 +1000 from <brad@POP.CC.ADFA. OZ.AU>

I have a program that will set the time of a server at the command line.
I use a program on my workstation to set my workstation clock to a Unix
time server, then run this program to set the server time.  It is all
manual, but I only have to do this once a month.  I believe the program
is still on splicer.cba.hawaii.edu.  It is called SETSERV.ZIP.

The Charon gateway will also use a Unix time server to set server times.
I have not tried this yet.

Jay Sissom
Indiana University Department of Medicine
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 23:17:00 EDT
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From:         Bob Newlin <DBHIVE@DUKEMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      OS/2 on the Network
X-To:         OS/2 List <OS2-l@FRORS12.BITNET>,
              Novell list <novell@SUVM.BITNET>

How can one support users with OS/2 on the network.  Is it possible
to put the desktop on the network drive?  It is possible to rig
it so that someone gets his/her desktop no matter which machine
he/she logs in on??  If I create or modify a folder, how do I
copy it to other users' desktops without having to go through the
creation process again??

How can I put an icon for a network drive on my desktop and get it to
stay?  I created one, but one time I screwed up my password.  The
network drive wasn't available, but I didn't realize it because the
desktop appeared as usual.  I clicked on the icon and the icon
disappeared never to return!

Any help is appreciated, my boss wants OS/2 on his network machine.

Bob Newlin, PhD                   BITNET: DBHIVE@DUKEMVS
Associate Dir., Planning Office   INTERNET: DBHIVE@DUKEMVS.AC.DUKE.EDU
106 Jordan Bldg
Duke University,  Durham, NC 27706  919-684-2331
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 17:14:07 CST
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From:         ROSS@ETSUADMN.BITNET
Subject:      NFS's Ftpserv - anonymous users

Using the ftp.novell.com site as an example, I have the following question:

How are you able to get the prompt for the email address to come up for
anonymous users, and how do you have it echo the default directory to the
user?

I am assuming that they are using the ftpserv that comes with Netware NFS,
but I cannot tell for sure.

- Jeff
From: SZYMON@UCINVL.UCI.AGH.EDU.PL (Szymon Sokol)
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Date: 14 Aug 92 18:13:13 GMT
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> From: Jim Loya <0004602295@MCIMAIL.COM>
>
> As follows, for example:
>
> within login script: MAP I:=SYS:USERS\JIM
>
> tell windows to create a swapfile on drive I:
>
> Within system.ini you'll see the "paging file" name line looking like so:
> I:WIN386.SWP.
>
> Change that line to I:\USERS\JIM\WIN386.SWP
>
> and you're all set.  Works wonders for us and our clients.
>

I may be wrong, but in my opinion, if you use just
MAP ROOT I:=SYS:USERS\JIM
you can leave I:WIN386.SWP without adding path - I:\ will mean exactly
SYS:USERS\JIM, not SYS:\


                                   Szymon Sokol
                                   Network Manager

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