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From: rml@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Dr.Ross Lazarus)
Subject: Cheyanne's Arcserve - any one out there using it ?
Organization: Sydney University Computing Service, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 00:52:09 GMT

Arcserve. Sigh. Arcserve.
We have a copy of 4.00 and it seems just flakey enough to make me very
unhappy. We run 8mb of ram, netware 3.11, 620mB disk and have a tallgrass
(wangtek) 4mm dat. Essentially the whole thing is just that little bit
unreliable. We seem to have intermittent failures (failure to contact tape
drive, failure to allocate tape buffers, failure to work basically) even
though we follow the advice noted here that it's best to unload and reload
the arcserve nlm's at least once a week. Incidentally, you'd better be
doing that while no ones logged in since the server is quite likely to
abend !!!!
Seems like it could be nice software. Seems like their technical support
sucks. If anyone out there has any ideas about Arcserve, let's hear them.
I'd be happy to take email replies directly and summarize them for this
news group. I'd really like to hear from Cheyanne - the authors.
Backup has to be absolutely rock solid. I feel sick everytime I read a
backup log that says "backup cancelled". I feel sick when I think about
what's going to happen the day we have to do a full restore (yes, we've
done one and it worked - that day).

NOVNEWS@FS1.LI.UMIST.AC.UK writes:

>All

>I have got a trial version of Arcserve but am having problems. I
>cannot get through to the technical support people of the company
>which supplied it (many pounds wasted listening to muzak) and so I
>thought I would post the problem. If I try to create an auto pilot
>set when I press <F2> for done the machine just hangs. If I run
>arcserve from windows it (sometimes) gives the message:
>"This application has violated system integrity due to execution of
>an invalid instruction and will be terminated.

>Quit all applications, auit windows, and then reset your computer."

>I am running arcserve v4.00 netware v3.11 an HP dat device on an
>Adaptec1542b card using the ASPI manager (whatever that is).

>Any ideas or solutions?

>Cheers

>Brian Wood
>UMIST
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Subject:      Re: Number of subdirectories limited ?

>From: Ernst Kloecker <ernst@OPAL.CS.TU-BERLIN.DE>
>
>is there any limitation on the number of subdirectories in the Netware
>file system ?

There are limitations on the number of directory entries. Under Netware 2.1x,
the default maximum number of directory entries, is based on the size of the
volume. But you can override the defaults and increase the number of directory
entries up to 32,000 for each volume (note that lots of problems were reported
on this list a while back if the maximum was set over 30,000 or thereabouts).

Under NW 3.x, directory entries are allocated dynamically, i.e. as they are
required, but there is a default maximum percent of the volume that the
directory tables can occupy. I recall the default value is 13% and you can
increase this using a console SET command. We have hit this limit twice, once
due to a small SYS volume with 3000+ student accounts, and on another
occasion a student program created and deleted 10's of thousands of empty
files.

I dont recall what the story is under NW 2.2.

John
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From:         Brian Olson <olson@CSUFRES.CSUFRESNO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: setting GET LOCAL TARGET STACKS

Greetings Netters,

I read in my Netware 4.0 Workstation for DOS:
   GET LOCAL TARGET STACKS
   "Specifies the number of stacks that should be allocated for use by
    IPX when processing Get Local Target requests from IPX applications.
    Each additional allocated stack increases IPX memory usage by 384 bytes.

    The default value is normally adequate for most users.  However, if
    you are using a multitasking DOS product--such as DR DOS 6.0--and
    you are running more than one IPX application in different DOS
    sessions, you may have to increase the number of stacks.  If you
    experience problems getting an IPX application to communicate with
    another node on the network, increasing the number of stacks
    may alleviate the problem.

    Default: 1 stack.
    Range 1 to 10.  "

Figured I'd better quote rather than try to do justice with my own
interpretation...


Brian J. Olson
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From:         "Mitchell J. Edelman" <mjedelma@SSA.GOV>
Subject:      Logins from shell programs

Hi, Novellers -
        In setting up a user's workstation, the following question came up:
Is there any reason to issue a LOGIN before starting the user's shell program
(a DOS program - not Windows)?  Also, is there any reason to avoid logging in
from within Windows?  Thanks in advance for any information you might pass
along.
        Mitch Edelman
        mjedelma@ssa.gov
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From:         Oscar Cwajbaum <OSCARC@HOLMES.IMSA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Password checker/validation?

> To carry this one step further, unlike modern UNIX the Netware encryption
> algorithm is not publically available.  That is why you cannot run a
> CRACK type password breaking program [ for those not familiar with CRACK,
> it runs a dictionary through the known encryption algorithm and compares
> an encrypted password to the encrypted words from the dictionary ].


Actually, I have a program that I DL from CI$ that is essentially
the equivalent of Crack.  It uses the VerifyBinderyObjectPassword (or
something similar; I'm not familiar with the API calls used).  The
only requirement is that intruder lockup is turned off.  It's fairly
slow, since it relies on the server to do the encryption.

I have not yet had a chance to try running it on a server yet.  If
anyone would like a copy of the program, please e-mail me at
oscarc@imsa.edu.



Oscar Cwajbaum
oscarc@holmes.imsa.edu
oscarc     (AOL)
O.CWAJBAUM (GEnie)
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From:         KEVIN@CSC.CIT.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: Novell Menus Problem

> Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to get a working menyu
> program without using V2.30?  Any third party software out there?

We use a product by Micro Enhancement Tools Inc called NetMenu which is a
replacement for the Novell menu system.  I have found it very easy to
install and maintain.  Their number is (713)974-1810

Kevin

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From:         Dan Hale <DAN@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      ODINSUP

Has anyone got ODI and NDIS to work together?  If so will you respond
directly to me I am trying to get them to work together with
ODINSUP.com but am having some trouble.


Thanks

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From:         Jocelyn Nadeau <JOCELYN@NOVL1.CI.CUSLM.CA>
Subject:      Weird Error...

This morning I had the following error while trying to attach to a file
server :

    Unknown error during attach (8996)

Does anyone know what this means?  I had to reboot twice before being able
to log in again.

TIA

Jocelyn


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From:         SYSTEM@SPOCK.SUNDERLAND.AC.UK
Subject:      We're still trying to print too!

We are still having horrible trouble with Postscript printers and
Netware 3.11. Due to the general lack of confirmation from around the
world I guess few others are having the same sort of trouble with this
(I would have thought) rather standard setup!

Has anyone any clues or confirmation of the problem? I will just note
down all the points I can think of.

Problem: Postscript jobs randomly get thrown out, up to a frequency of
2 out of 3 jobs failing.

No problems with Netware 2.2, but every LAN we have set up with 3.11
has the same trouble.

Printers are either HPIII+Pacific Page XL or Brother HL8PS.

Connection is either a) parallel port in file server, b) JETPress card
in HPIII, c) parallel connection to dedicated PC running PSERVER,
d) parallel or serial connection to Castelle LANPress. All fail in
exactly the same way.

Have tried upgrading to PSERVER 1.22 - no difference.

Printers work perfectly direct to a PC workstation, no network.

We use all ethernet, NE1000 cards + Clarkson drivers, PDIPX and NET5
or NETX.

DOS, Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1 all fail.

PRINTDEF - byte stream, timeout 30 secs, no banners, CtrlD at end of job.

Size or complexity of Postscript job doesn't matter. A short job will
zoom through one minute and get stuck the next.

Have tried long timeouts on Capture.

Any thoughts to reduce the amount of hair being torn out?

Dave Webster
University of Sunderland
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Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 09:49:09 EST
From: Aengus Lawlor <RBYAML@rohvm1.rohmhaas.com>
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Subject: Re: microchannel vs eisa
 <1992Nov14.081539.82@indyvax.iupui.edu>

In article <1992Nov14.081539.82@indyvax.iupui.edu>, imhw400@indyvax.iupui.edu
says:
>
>In article <9211121532.AA10650@lfkw2.bgm.link.com>, Duane Kerstetter
><u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM> writes:
>[Quote deleted]
>> Is PS/2 going anywhere, or is IBM the only one who sees a future in it?
>
>Speaking as someone who assists in configuring, installing, and checking out
>PCs, I see a future in MCA.  Unless you're building a really weird system (and
>we *do* have a few of those here) you just drop the cards in, run the
>reference disk, and start throwing software at it.  The code figures out the
>rest, as God intended.  No more playing jumper games to get all of the
>interrupts straightened out.  I've never had an ISA install go as smoothly
>as an MCA install.
So how do you deal with the weird MCA card that nobody can find the reference
diskette for? (I'm not trying to start a flame war here, but acting as a
support person in an environment where people can and do order there own
upgrades blows the much-touted advantages of MCA self configuration out the
[stuff deleted]
>--
>Mark H. Wood, Lead Analyst/Programmer    +1 317 274 0749   [@disclaimer@]
Aengus
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From:         "Derek L. Bell" <rp6dlb@TEXACO.COM>
Subject: Re: Re-booting a Pc with software

there is a shareware program called warmboot that can be called from you
 program. I don't have a copy of it but know it exists.

Derek
rp6dlb@texaco.com
From: loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller)
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Subject: Re: We're still trying to print too!
Date: 18 Nov 92 14:39:27 GMT
Organization: Wharton Marketing

In article <NOVELL%92111804545313@SUVM.SYR.EDU> SYSTEM@SPOCK.SUNDERLAND.AC.UK writes:
>Problem: Postscript jobs randomly get thrown out, up to a frequency of
>2 out of 3 jobs failing.
>No problems with Netware 2.2, but every LAN we have set up with 3.11
>has the same trouble.
>Printers are either HPIII+Pacific Page XL or Brother HL8PS.
>Connection is either a) parallel port in file server, b) JETPress card
>in HPIII, c) parallel connection to dedicated PC running PSERVER,
>d) parallel or serial connection to Castelle LANPress. All fail in
>exactly the same way.
>Have tried upgrading to PSERVER 1.22 - no difference.

We had exactly the same problem. We tried the same stuff you did, and even 
put in a super-insulated parallel cable to see if the problem was electrical 
interference. What fixed it? PSERVER 1.26 fixes this bug, which is in 1.22 
and 1.22R and causes random junk to go to PostScript and PCL printers. Our 
problem was on a LaserJet 3si. Unfortunately, 1.26 introduced another bug, 
which can cause server abends in some circumstances, including the use of 
RPRINTER. Fortunately for us, we don't have those circumstances. We've put 
1.26 on and are printing as happily as clams. Now where can you get a copy 
of 1.26? You can't. Novell have "wisely" yanked it because of the bug; even 
though the old bug in 1.22 makes PostScript printers all but useless. Go 
figure.

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              <V2002A@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Trustee List of Subdirectories and subsequent subdirectories

     Hi,

     There is a freeware utility LTRUSTEE 0.99 that should fit the task.
Also by redirecting its output to a file, you can instantly create a script
to 'reload' the bindery with directory assignments if need be.  Note that
it currently doesn't handle _file_ trustee assignments.

     The file is LTRUS099.ZIP on some ftp server somewhere.  HTH!

All disclaimers issued by me are subject to change without notice.
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From:         Christopher Ihm <csdcsi@MAILLINK.DOWLING.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Looking for .BAT file INPUT of password...

          How about PC Mag's STRINGS.COM, from about November last
          year?  We have used it in lots of batch files, it can gather
          input from the keyboard and put it into a DOS environment
          variable.  It does a lot of other things, too, including
          (!?) simple arithmetic.  Works like this:

          @echo off
          strings pswd=ask Please type password:
          echo %pswd%|attach backmeup
          etc...
          set pswd=


          I'd like to find a STRINGS-like program that accepts input
          but hides it, so it would be more secure getting passwords
          like this.  If anybody knows of one, please post info.
From: richm@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU (Rich Molettiere)
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Subject: Re: Mac app to change user's password
Date: 19 Nov 92 02:36:24 GMT
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A Mac user can change his/her own password during the login process.
Having selected the CHOOSER, the user has an option to SET PASSWORD.
A separate application is not needed.

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On Tue, 17 Nov 1992, George Mansoor wrote:

> Is there a Mac app that will allow a user to change their own
> password, other than "Control Center" that is.  Just something that
> a user can run easily.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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From:         Jeremy Butler <jbutler@CCMAIL.BAMANET.UA.EDU>
Subject: Re: Passing a Password: The Conclusion

=>     So, I fell back on a suggestion made by Shane Merritt (thanks, Shane!)
=>     to resort to a keyboard buffer stuffer called STUFFIT (STACKEY will
=>     also work, but STUFFIT is >freeware<).  With STUFFIT one can put both
=>     the LOGIN command and the password in the buffer with a single command:

Where can I get a copy of STUFFIT?

    I picked it up via FTP from a Simtel mirror site (oak.oakland.edu)--in
    the msdos/keyboard directory.  Look for stuf130.zip.

    I would reckon that it's available on CompuServe, GEnie, etc.

    I could UUENCODE a copy of it for anyone who does not have access to
    these sources.  E-mail me personally at...


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From:         Einar Magnussen <EINARM@AMADEUS.CMI.NO>
Subject:      Charon with Novells MHS

I am currently running the Charon SMTP gateway with Pegasus EMail i a
NetWare 386 v3.11 LAN. But I would like to migrate to the WinMail EMail
software which is tightly knitted to Novell and which supports MHS.

Has anybody good experiences in running Charon with EMail software that
use Novells MHS? Will mail with attatched files to other users have to
be extracted with UUDECODER if we install Novells MHS?

I would prefer a solution where my LAN clients get their EMail delievered
with attatched files if any EMail package supporting Novells MHS is run
at the other shore.
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From: fairmaid@NZLS02.NZL.ABK.NEC.CO.JP (Mark Fairmaid)
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Subject: Re: Arcserve auto pilot
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>I have got a trial version of Arcserve but am having problems. I
>cannot get through to the technical support people of the company
>which supplied it (many pounds wasted listening to muzak) and so I
>thought I would post the problem. If I try to create an auto pilot
>set when I press <F2> for done the machine just hangs. If I run
>arcserve from windows it (sometimes) gives the message:
>"This application has violated system integrity due to execution of
>an invalid instruction and will be terminated.

>Quit all applications, auit windows, and then reset your computer."

>I am running arcserve v4.00 netware v3.11 an HP dat device on an
>Adaptec1542b card using the ASPI manager (whatever that is).

>Any ideas or solutions?

Are you aware that there is a patch that goes with it and is called
PATCH311.NLM. I am not sure what it does.

I am running virtually the same setup except with a Adaptec1540 card.
I have had no problems with it. I am getting the real software today.

Cheers from the West Coaster,
Mark Fairmaid
Novel Administrator
NZ TSSC Ltd
Wellington
New Zealand

Email:  fairmaid@nzl.abk.nec.co.jp
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Fax:    (0064)(4) 473 3495
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Hi netfolks,
Maybe some of you can answer Netware 4.0 questions:
1. When is Netware 4.0 due for shipping?
2. What will an upgarde from NW 3.1 to NW 4.0 will cost?
3. Will there be any exams for recertification of CNEs?
4. What are new features of NW 4.0? (I know about disk compression,
but what else?)

I also thinking about attending NETWORLD 93. Does anyone out there
know if there is an admission charge? (or basically once you are
registered, the only cost is travel and hotel)

Thanks

JBLUMENF@SSW02.AB.UMD.EDU
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