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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:39:50 -0500
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From:         Dave Maupin <huxley!davem@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Data Compression NLM
              22 Jan 1993 12:37:00 MST <9301222118.AA17478@relay1.UU.NET>

 >>Does anyone know of a server based data compression utility?
 >>
 >>Sort of like a PKZIP.NLM???

You'll have to wait a couple of months, but NetWare 4.0 has background
automatic compression of older files built in.  This will be transparent to
the user from what I understand from advance press.

We have been using a slightly less elegant method for years, however.  We
use the sweep utility to run a batch file to archive over 90 day old .doc
files in everyone's directory.  The batch file runs a c program to gather all
files over 90 days old and feeds the list of files as an option to the file
compression program.  Not real fancy, but it has worked for years.  (We
tried just getting rid of old files, but you would be amazed how often
someone needs a year old file, and the work of getting back offsite tapes
and doing restores prompted the compression alternative.)
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:18:00 CST
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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Arcnet useful lifetime

DATE SENT:  25-JAN-1993 11:14:40
>
>> Some of our campus use Novell on Arcnet cards.
>> We are going to add some workstations in the future (in 1,2 years).
>> But, our reseller claims that he won't be sale the Arcnet cards
>> and Aktiv Hubs, because Arcnet won't be in use in 2,3 years.
>> I called an other resellers and they told me the same.
>> I know that Ethernet is better (we have Novell on Ethernet).
>>
>> But is it possible that Arcnet equipment won't be in sale
>> in a few years.
>>                                                 Mark
>
>While I think people are not well advised to install *new* Arcnet
>networks, some of us with large investments in existing coax
>have no choice but to use Arcnet... at least until we can rewire
>the enterprise.
>
>We have over twenty miles of RG62 coax installed.  That's tough
>to discard.
>
>My opinion: Arcnet will be around for a few more years as a
>specialty item, but don't expect many new products built around it.
>Example -- I've never seen a "smart" Arcnet hub.

SMC makes one, it's not "brilliant", but it's at least a couple levels
above "moronic".  Uses a dos-based graphics program for monitor and control,
is cascadeable.  uses in-band signals.  can determine remotely which node#
is connected to which port, and set auto-disconnect after n recons, etc.


>
>- David Andrews
>  dandrews@bilver.oau.org




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From:         "K. RAMJI" <ramji@UWOVAX.UWO.CA>
Subject:      Re: Wordperfect Access Denied Error

The Access Denied error is quite common when WP is attempting
to do a timed backup inthe directory where WP is installed.
Your user quite likely does not have the rights to do this.
Use <SHIFT F1> to indicate a "legal" backup directory and the
problem will quite likely go away.
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Ketan Ramji
Hearing Health Care Research Unit
Department of Communicative Disorders
University of Western Ontario
LONDON, Ontario N6G 1H1, Canada

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From:         Z_STAFF_AB@SOUTHAMPTON-INSTITUTE.AC.UK
Subject:      re: Quite a fix...

Kurt,

If you have run BINDFIX on your server at some stage prior to your disaster
you should have a record of the old bindery files in the files
NET$PROP.OLD, NET$OBJ.OLD  and NET$VAL.OLD in SYS:SYSTEM

These could be restored using BINDREST after you have used one of the
utilities being offered on this list to re-create a new and empty bindery.

If you haven't run BINDFIX recently, then it looks like you're out of luck I'm
afraid. Maybe your experience will convince a few of us that it's a good idea
to run BINDFIX after any bindery changes are made so that we can restore it
to it's former glory if a nightmare like yours happens to us !

Best of Luck !

Anne
______________________________________________________________________________
Anne Bennett
Senior Programmer Academic
Southampton Institute
Southampton SO1 5JD
U.K.
z_staff_ab@uk.ac.solent
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 11:07:50 CST
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From:         Frank Boimare <SC0HASS@VM.TCS.TULANE.EDU>
Subject:      Connecting with NOVELL.COM

I am trying to FTP as "anonymous" to NOVELL.COM, but it does not want to
accept my user id (sc0hass) as the password.  I type 7 characters plus the
@ symbol, but it only seems to read the first 6.  What am I doing wrong?

Frank Boimare
sc0hass@vm.tcs.tulane.edu
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From:         "Ricky." <GREAVES@WLIHE.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re:FConsole & Connections

Many thanks to those of you who help.

This was a simple one.  Regularly I need to find out which connection has
exclusive use of a file or what files a given connection has open.

With NW2.15 and NW2.2 I simply used FCONSOLE's File/Lock activity-...
or Connection Information/<username>/Open files...

However with NW3.11 novell have dropped these functions from FCONSOLE
and moved them to the console (where they look very different).

More importantly the novell documentation does't give you a listing
of changes,  nor does it cross reference (so that when you lookup
FCONSOLE in the 3.11 manuals nowhere does it refer to RCONSOLE).


What the network manager needs, then, to do is Load REMOTE, RSPX and
MONITOR on the server itself then from any ws run RCONSOLE.

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From:         JAN@HSEPM1.HSE.NL
Subject:      The answer to all PrinterAccounting Questions

 Well here it is the long awaited answer on all printer accounting
packages. I have received several answers to my questions about them.
Below follows a summary of my experience with them.

First of all I have tested two packages: Pcont21a.zip and
pserv27a.zip.

Pserv27a.zip is from someone in new zealand named Hamish (sorry if i
mispelled his name). This package was tested by us but when printing
graphics from drawperfect1.1 or wordperfect5.1 it counted two pages,
but only one came out. It supports the HP laserjet familie and some
plotters I beleive. But the wrong counting was the reason we
abandoned this one. Second reason was that mister Hamish didn't
respond to our email messages so no support there (as if we needed
it).

Pcont21a.zip is from A.N.D Techonologies. We are very pleased with
this one it does exactly what we want. It counts pages of all
software packages we use: WP51, DR11, DbaseIV, MSDOS and SPSS
(statistical package). graphics and all other textures are no problem.
We have written a small utility that resets the novell account when a
student pays his PC-time and printed pages. The Helpdesk personel is
very pleased with it. In the old days the had to walk to the HPIII
printer every time one of the 15 students working on the PC's had
printed a page now the printer is in reached of them and they get
there own prints. Calculating and keeping track of how many pages and
how long a student was using the PC is now automated.

We have applied for a registered version of Pcounter, we are going to
use this package for a long time.

Since I have received many questions of people who wanted the replies
I got on my question, I hope they are pleased with this reply to the
list.

they were:
eyal shidlovsky    eyal@cs.technion.ac.il
john g. bryan      bryanjg@ucunix.san.uc.edu
h kon aasen        hmn@stud.hsn.no
brian wood         b.wood@umist.ac.uk
martin nranjo      mnaranjo@esan.pe
anne bennett       z_staff_ab@uk.ac.southampton-institute


 and I am:   jan verhoeven    jan@hse.nl     yes a new address.

 Eindhoven Institute of Technology
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Netware NFS 1.2

Hi there,

We're using Netware NFS v1.2 on a 3.11 Netware server. We have a file
called NFSFIX.NLM that is autoloaded when NFS loads (This fix was
supplied on the NFS installation disk, and NFS won't load without
it).

The Description of the NFSFIX.NLM is as follows:

    Ver 1.12  October 28th 1991
    Patch to add parameter to RemoveEntryName call for NFS.

My problem is this, the readme file that came with NFS states that no
fixes prior to January 11th 1992 should be applied as they are
obsolete, but NFS will not load without this fix!

Is anyone aware of any fixes/patches for NFS, that may contain a
later release of this file?

Many thanks


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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: CDROM List

The address I used to reach the cdromlan list was

listserv@idbsu.idbsu.edu

Worked anyway! Send a message in the usual `subscribe cdromlan xxxx' format
where `xxxx' is your name.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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From:         Peter Hasperhoven <Peter.Hasperhoven@NOVELL.CC.RUU.NL>
Subject:      Re: Win3.1 + NW broadcast = splat

>
>     The problem: A Windows virtual machine occasionally locks up when
>     a broadcast message (via PMail) comes through.  The beep sounds but
>     the Windows popup for intercepting broadcasts never appears and all
>     is locked up tight.
>
>     know if they are the solution.  Castoff is the bandaid of the moment.
>     Any ideas?
>
I've seen this problem under the following circumstances:
- running a DOS-application blown to full-screen by alt-ENTER. This app does
  not have EXCLUSIVE checked in the PIF-file.
- some DOS-app is running in the background (might be Iconized)
- the broadcast comes in when the background-app has its time-slice
Following this possible fixes are:
- NOT have your DOS-applications run in the background
- Have them run EXCLUSIVE
If this is impossible I found that when it happens you can fix it by
pressing ctrl-alt-DEL and changing your mind about this reset (press ESC).
This will turn your full-screen DOS-app into a window or icon again and you
can move around, activating the application that received the message and
clearing it by ctrl-ENTER. I know it's clumsy but hey, it works!

HTH,
Peter

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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Trustee Problems

> I'm having some problems with a couple of users and their groups and
> trustees.  One user is a member of 34 groups and the other of 33.  When we
> add them to a new group, the trustee rights assigned to that group do not
> take affect for them.  So, what happens is, they don't have the rights that
> are assigned to the groups.  We have deleted and recreated the IDs, but to
> no avail.  What we've had to do is manually enter the trustee rights for
> these users under their user information.  Does anyone have any ideas as to
> what is wrong?  Also, we've run BINDFIX several times, again to no avail.  I
> would appreciate any insight you all may have about this.  Thanks a lot!!
>
Hi there,

I had a similar problem some time ago, then I found an entry hidden
in the Netware manual that said yo could only have a maximum of 32
security equivalences. As being a member of a group counts as having
the security equivalence of that group, it seems that you have hit
the maximum.

The only way is to assign the rights directly to the user under
trustee directory assignments, as this does not count as a security
equivalence.


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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: LSL.COM gets divide overflow.

DATE SENT:  26-JAN-1993 22:08:02
>
>I converting an old UniSys MicroIT PC (286 w/ Phoenix Bios, EGA, Math Coproc.,
>CNet 200 NIC) to ODI drivers.  However, when LSL.COM is loaded, it produces a
>"divide overflow" message and, of course, none of the ODI stuff works after
>this.  The PC passes every diagnostics routine we have run on it and
>works fine if I use IPX drivers.  The Config.sys is vanilla and no TSR or
>other things are run in the Autoexec.bat.
>
>Any ideas on how to get this machine to work with ODI?
>
>BTW - I have tried LSL 2.0, 1.21, and 1.20.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Greg Monroe  <Monroe@DukeFSB.BitNet>
>Duke's Fuqua School of Business
>Durham, NC  27708-0114

I had a similar problem on an Everex 386sx using dos 5.0 ,
we had to _put in_ device=himem.sys and device=emm386.sys
in the config.sys before
ODI would work.
( :-) don't ask me why, it just worked!)

hth,
Richard

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From:         FP$KPMAS@RCC.RTI.ORG
Subject:      Netware and DR DOS 7

I have heard recently that DR DOS 7 is supposed to be much
more integrated with Netware - it supposedly will "scream"
with Netware for whatever that is worth.  Also, it is rumored
to make the 640k barrier obsolete and be fully multitasking,
including the ability to multitask Windows apps.  I am new to
the list, so has anyone heard anything along these lines?
What about any planned ship date (that I should take with a
grain of salt).

 Kevin McGowan  fp$kpmas@zeus.rti.org
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From:         Tadas Osmolskis <tadas@FEDIX.FIE.COM>
Subject:      Re: The contact info. of Saber Menu system
              28, 93 01:18:11 pm

> Does anyone know the contactct information about the product of
> Saber Menu system?
>
> The company name or anything else.
>

Saber Software Corporation
PO Box 9088
Dallas, TX 75209
USA

Sales: (800) 338-8754
       (214) 361-8086

Support:
        (800) 526-8086
        (214) 361-5284

Tadas
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From:         NCUT000 <NCUT@SLUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      2.15c/GPI error

I have recently regenned a 2.15c server so that it would support
Appletalk using the Tiara Lancard/e.  Now it occasionally will crash
with a GPI error.  When I enter the debugger and query port 61, it
returns a status of 30.  According to my information 30 is a possibly
corrupt o/s.   The only things running on this server are the mac vaps
(ver 1.1), and Lanspool (ver 2.3).  I have a very similar server that
runs the same software, but uses the 3c505 cards - no problems with
this machine.

If anyone has had any experience with the Tiara card using the
Appletalk driver, I'd be interested in your comments.

Yes, I know I should upgrade to 3.11 - I'm working on it.


Nick Cutry                         voice: (315)379-5971
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Computer Services                  Compu$erve: 76424,144 or 73257,2537
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From:         Rich Molettiere <richm@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: AppleTalk Print Services

=================================================================
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On Wed, 20 Jan 1993, Swensen wrote:

> ...the AppleTalk laser (Casey Jones)
> should be associated to the LASERWRITER print queue on PSERVER.  However, when
> I load ATPS the darn thing creates a *new* Print Server called ATPS_PSVR!
> There is obviously something I'm missing, but I'll be darned if I know what...
> any help from the world of NetWare Wisdom?
>
>
All AppleTalk printers are handled by the ATPS_PSVR.  Forget setting up a
separate print server for it.

Also, I would suggest naming the laserwriter (use THE NAMER) the same as
the print queue.  It's more logical.

Rich
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: PrintScreens

The problem with printscreens hanging NCSA Telnet puzzles me: I use them
with it quite frequently and have no problem. I suspect the problem lies
with your capture command. Check the one for lpt1 (nothing else matters
for printscreens) and see if it has (1) a timeout value like `ti=5' or
(2) an `autoendcap' which would mean that nothing will be released to the
queue until the program ends.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Subject:      NOVELL 3.11/ PCNFS

DATE - Wed, Jan 27, 1993 4:25:30 PM



I would like to use Novell Netware 3.11 and PC NFS 4.0 together.  I
have a 3C503 card.  They work fine alone, but not together.
Does anyone know if this will work?  Do I need some type of shim?
Please respond directly to me at cahoon@asuvax.eas.asu.edu

Thanks,

Julene Cahoon
_______________________________________
Julene Cahoon
Engineering Computer Services
Arizona State University
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From:         Mark Dycus <DYCUS@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU>
Subject:      IP Tunnel

If you connect to ipx networks thru IP tunnel do each of the ipx
networks numbering scheme's which don't conflict.  In other word could
you use network numbers 1 on both ipx networks connected thru IP
Tunnel.


THanks

Mark Dycus

Dycus@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU
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