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From: Huy_Le@mindlink.bc.ca (Huy Le)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: Still problems writing to disk and file services
Date: 13 Nov 92 03:24:31 GMT
Organization: MIND LINK! - British Columbia, Canada

Helen Strother writes:
>        I have created a file service on the second disk giving myself and
>group PUBLIC RWC access.  When I sign on to the file service using my VMS
>usercode, I can create files but I can't create directories.  My quota on
this
>disk is 100,000 blocks so I know that isn't the problem.  When I sign on
>without my usercode (therefore as PUBLIC) I can't even create files.  This
may
>be a quota problem but who do I have to give quota to?  I couldn't find
>anything about this in the manuals so if someone could tell me where to
look,
>it would be greatly appreciated.

I believe that by default, the directories are owned by [1,1]. If you
connect without your username (ie. PUBLIC), then you are using the
PCFS$ACCOUNT which must be given quota.

>        Last but not least, when I create a file or disk service using the
>PCSA_MANAGER menu, it goes to the system disk by default.  Is it possible to
>change this to another disk?  I know you can use the command line to create
a
>file service on another disk but I would like to make another disk the
default
>when using the menu.

These are defined by the PCFS$COMMON and PCFS$APPLICATION for common and
application file services respectively.

You are on the right track so far. Write access to file services are
controlled via three gateways: PCSA access (RWC), RMS file protection
(W:RWED), and disk quota. You need to have access through all three
gateways to write.

Hope this helps.

Huy Le
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Subject: RE: Printing to HP LaserJet IIISi via LAT
From: Kyle Gasser <gasser@SSC.WISC.EDU>
Date: 12 Nov 1992 13:14:32 -0600
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What third party symbionts have been used?  Costs of each?  (Cost in both
$$ and people time trying to get the thing to work.)
 
        Thanks,
        Kyle R. Gasser
        Center for Demography and Ecology
        University of Wisconsin
        Madison, WI
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From: jmacdonald@mta.ca
Subject: Pathworks 4.1 on Ultrix
Reply-To: jmacdonald@mta.ca
Organization: Mount Allison U, Sackville, N.B. Canada 
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 15:01:10 GMT

We are considering purchasing DecStations 5000/133 with 32 Mbytes RAM, 34 MUPS,
852 MBytes disk capacity, to serve Pathworks to PC (mostly) and MAC clients. 
Presently we are serving Pathworks on VMS and are told to expect better
performance from Pathworks on Ultrix.  Each of these servers will at capacity
be expected to serve 400-500 clients.  Although we may provide disk storage for
some users we see these machines as dedicated to application and print serving. 
I am looking for comments on this proposed configuration:

How does PW on Ultrix compare to PW on VMS (performance, management)?

For the expected workload, how good a fit is the DecStation 5000/133 ?  Is it
over-kill or not-enough?

I would appreciate hearing about you experiences.  These are big decisions and
your insight would be helpful.  Thank-you in advance.


Jane MacDonald
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Subject: RE: PATHWORKS TCP/IP on Intel EtherExpress Card
From: "(bachism)" <BACHISM@JHUDEV.DEV.JHU.EDU>
Date: 12 Nov 1992 08:22:58 -0500
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Maybe it can't find you HOSTS file.  In protocol.ini you have it specified for
the A drive.  Are you booting from the A drive when you have this problem???
The other thing is to make sure there is a Blank line after the last host in
this file otherwise it will only be able to connect to the first one listed.
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Subject: Still problems writing to disk and file services
From: Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
Date: 11 Nov 1992 13:20:17 -0400
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Hi all,
        I am narrowing down the reasons why I can't write to my file or disk
services but do not know a solution.  Sorry if these are simple problems but I
have looked through the manuals and can't find any answers.
        A little bit of history first.  I created some file and disk services
and everything worked fine for about a week.  At some point, quotas were
enabled and I was no longer able to write to the services even though I had the
correct privileges.  We've fixed that problem but since the disk that the
services are on is the system disk, I've been asked to move them to another
disk which has caused a new set of problems.
        I have created a file service on the second disk giving myself and
group PUBLIC RWC access.  When I sign on to the file service using my VMS
usercode, I can create files but I can't create directories.  My quota on this
disk is 100,000 blocks so I know that isn't the problem.  When I sign on
without my usercode (therefore as PUBLIC) I can't even create files.  This may
be a quota problem but who do I have to give quota to?  I couldn't find
anything about this in the manuals so if someone could tell me where to look,
it would be greatly appreciated.
        Last but not least, when I create a file or disk service using the
PCSA_MANAGER menu, it goes to the system disk by default.  Is it possible to
change this to another disk?  I know you can use the command line to create a
file service on another disk but I would like to make another disk the default
when using the menu.
 
        Thanks for your patience with my novice questions.
 
                        Helen Strother
                        Academic Computing
                        State University of New York College at Oneonta
                        STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.CC.ONEONTA.EDU
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From: karkan@msdrl.com (Jim Karkanias)
Subject: Autodialer
Organization: Merck Research Laboratories
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 92 01:02:07 GMT

Does anyone know of a public domain or shareware program that would let me
assemble an arbitrary string of characters (representing those keys on a
telephone) and send them to a modem?  I'd like to be able to programatically
control a remote process; this process uses the phone as an interface...

Any info is much appreciated.  Thanks.

Jim
From: CHADWICK@UNMB.BITNET (John Chadwick)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: VMS 5.5-2
Date: 9 Nov 92 13:52:00 GMT
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Original_To:  JNET%"lanworks@miamiu"

I just got my upgrade kit for VMS 5.5-2. Can anyone on the group
summarize the possible benefits of going to 5.5-2 (we are at 5.5-1)?
 
Also, with the new system software, were LAT patches incorporated into
it or do I still have to reinstall the patches. 5.5 and 5.5-1 have
been rather buggy for us in using LAT print services and DEC has
been rather bad about informing us of patches.
 
--john chadwick
chadwick@bootes.unm.edu
or
chadwick@unmb (bitnet)
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Subject: <None>
From: Brad Cooper <ccbsc@JCU.EDU.AU>
Date: 11 Nov 1992 15:11:33 +1000
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X-cc:         Blake Carney <ccbdc@jcu.edu.au>

	 -------	       	 -------
	|	|		|  PC	|      -------
	|PC WP51|		|SPAWNER|-----|PRINTER|
	|NDU	|		|  FAL	|      -------
	|	|		| WIN3.1|
	 -------		 -------
	    |		E-NET	    |
	----------------------------------
 
I would like to set up two PC's using Pathworks so that the printer
in the above diagram appears to be connected to the PC running
WordPerfect 5.1 and TRANSPARENTLY accessible to WordPerfect 5.1.
 
WE DO NOT WANT TO USE A THIRD HOST AND QUEUE.
 
Has anybody ever managed to do this?
 
Another programmer and myself have tried for hours to make this
work and come close, but never fully succeeded. We do not want to
use a third host and queue. Has anybody ever managed to do this?
 
Any feedback gratefully accepted.
 
Regards, Brad Cooper
Manager, Networking and Systems,	Phone: +61 77 814245
Computer Centre, James Cook University,	Fax:   +61 77 796371
Townsville, QLD, Australia 4811.	Internet: ccbsc@marlin.jcu.edu.au
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From: mcrowley@mtholyoke.edu (Michael A. Crowley)
Subject: Re: Pathworks vs. Novell (?)
Organization: Mount Holyoke College
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL3
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 16:22:25 GMT


smithd@bbs.mdcbbs.com writes:
:.... 
: We're talking about 100 users in one building connected to 100 users in another
: building on the same campus (fiber optic in place) and 3 smaller groups in
: remote locations using leased lines (56 kbs).
: 
If you already have DEC, either VMS or Ultrix, that should give an edge
to Pathworks over Novell.  You can pool the knowledge of the 
network/system managers with those that will manage the distributed
computers, possibly avoiding increases in personnel.

If any of the users work at home and require access to documents
that they left at work, they can log in normally and transfer
the files to their home machine.  (Of course you need *not* allow
that also, depending on the company policies.)

Since you're dealing with multiuser operating systems (VMS or Ultrix),
management can be easily done remotely, even from home if you dial in.
It can be done as part of other management tasks on that machine.

With pathworks, backups are done via the normal system backups.
New backup tasks need not be added to the staff.  (This arguement
might strain credibility since there are nice tape systems for
those running Novell.)

Michael Crowley, Director of Networking, 
Mount Holyoke College, mcrowley@mtholyoke.edu
From: BMCCAS@PATERSON.CHRISTIE-HOSPITAL.MANCHESTER.AC.UK (Ashley Sanders)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Local hard disk as a service?
Date: 4 Nov 92 18:00:00 GMT
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You can use the PERMIT command - the command line takes the form:
 
	PERMIT mydisk=c:\ node1
 
This then lets the person on node1 do
 
	USE ?: \\node2\mydisk
 
Assuming your machine is node2. There is a little bit more to the
command if you look in the manual.
 
--CAS
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Subject: Subscribe PCSA-l
From: Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
Date: 09 Nov 1992 14:46:15 -0400
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Subscribe PCSA-L
From: aguilbault@galaxy.gov.bc.ca
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: DECUS PC SIG
Date: 12 Nov 92 20:44:52 -0800
Organization: BC Systems Corporation

Does anyone have an INTERNET e-mail address for the DECUS US Chapter PC SIG?

Thanks, Alan Guilbault		aguilbault@galaxy.gov.bc.ca
	BC Systems
	Victoria  BC            (604)389-3090

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From: bricker@osprey.cahs.colostate.edu (bricker)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: AutoCAD R12 and Pathworks
Date: 12 Nov 92 15:15:22 GMT
Organization: Applied Human Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO

I am trying to install AutoCAD Release 12 on our server with very little
luck.  First of all, the install program has trouble reading the network
drive.  I have connected to it with full system priviledges, but still no
luck.  In the meantime, I installed it to a local machine and then copied it
to the network drive.  Unfortunately, when I try to run it, I get the 
following output:

	Waiting for Y:\ACAD.PWD

It seems like AutoCAD has a problem with our ULTRIX server and the permissions
used with file services.  Has anyone else run into a similar problem?
This is our setup:

	Pathworks for ULTRIX 1.2
	Pathworks for DOS 4.1
	AutoCAD Release 12 Network Version

Thanks in advance, Chris.

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From: Brad_Murray@mindlink.bc.ca (Brad Murray)
Subject: Re: BatchRunner and Windows
Organization: MIND LINK! - British Columbia, Canada
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 19:05:03 GMT

Gary Lewington just let me know that you were looking for information on our
Batchrunner temporary windows app connections.  You can get the shareware
version of Batchrunner via ftp from ftp.cica.indiana.edu as file
/pub/pc/win3/util/wbt31c.zip.  I don't know _for_sure_ that this shareware
version allows the same network commands as the commercial version sold with
Norton Desktop does, but I suspect so.  Anyways, an example of our usage here
is our Excel connection.  The properties list for Excel contains the command
line
        batchrun v:\network\exceller.wbt

which invokes the batchrunner and telles it to run the appropriate windows
batch file.  This batch file looks like so:

NetAddCon ("\\CHEMEX\XL40","","X:")
Run ("X:\EXCEL\EXCEL.EXE","")
WinWaitClose("Microsoft Excel")
NetCancelCon ("X:",@YES)

which simply connects to the appropriate device, runs the .exe, and waits for
the window to close.  When it does, batchrunner terminates the connection.
Excel needs to be installed as a Workstation Install before this property is
set up, but that half of things varies dramatically from package to package.
Good luck, and feel free to contact me about the unclear bits -- I have a
cold and my brain is only functioning at about half power today.  :)

--
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Brad Murray                                        Brad_Murray@mindlink.bc.ca
"Never trust a man in a blue trenchcoat--never drive a car when you're dead."
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From: arv7823@GGR.CO.UK
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: QMS PS 410 as a shared Mac/PC Postscript printer, anyone?
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:56:00 GMT
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    One thing that caught us with PS810 and PS815 PostScript printers was
    the PASTHRU attribute set against the DECserver port on the VMS
    terminal queue.  If this is not ON (i.e. NOT No Pasthru), then text
    sent from the PostScript printer is echoed back as BELL characters in
    the PostScript data causing all sorts of weird errors.
 
    Alan Vos
    Desktop Integration Group
    Glaxo Group Researchi
From: xmbs_ss@debet.nhh.no
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Help! Uanable to delete file
Date: 6 Nov 92 17:29:39 MET
Organization: Norwegian School of Economics

Someone has created a file with name LPT1 on a 1.3 GB disk.
We use Compaq OS/2 1.21  and Pathworks for OS/2 v. 2.0.  The filesystem is 
HPFS and we need to delete this file, because our backup-program stops when 
trying to read the file.

Is it possible to delete or rename the LPT1-file ?

Do I need any special program or utility or can this be done with an OS/2-
command ?

Please help as I don't want to format the disk.

Sam.

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From: SYSMGR@IPG.PH.KCL.AC.UK
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Easy question about 3Com 523 card
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:18:01 GMT
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Originally-to: CBS%UK.AC.EARN-RELAY::EARN.MIAMIU::LANWORKS
Originally-from: SYSMGR       "Nigel"
Mailer:        Janet_Mailshr V3.4 (23-May-1989)

Everything(?) you could want for 3COM products is available for anonymous
FTP from gatekeeper.3com.com
 
Well done 3COM!
 
		Nigel Arnot
 
		NRA%ipg.ph.kcl.ac.uk@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk   (internet)
		NRA%uk.ac.kcl.ph.ipg@ukacrl.bitnet        (bitnet)
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From: aswin@nimbus.worldbank.org (Aswin Kokilananda, 885/72)
Subject: Re: PathWorks DECnet and PathWorks TCP/IP
Reply-To: aswin@nimbus.worldbank.org
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 20:03:08 GMT

In article 14403@luke.spu.edu, dv@LUKE.SPU.EDU (Dennis Vanlandingham) writes:
>Is it possible to set up PathWorks and use DECnet and TCP/IP
>at the same time?  We just purchased PathWorks for DOS TCP/IP
>version 2.0 and also have PathWorks for DOS 4.1.
> 
>I have them both working, but not at the same time.  Is it
>possible?
> 
>I want to use LAT and TELNET with SETHOST, and FTP and access
>our InfoServer 100 CD player.
> 
>You don't have the option to load LADCDDRV or MSCDEX in netsetup
>when configuring for TCP/IP.
> 
>HELP, ANY IDEAS ???????????????????????????????????????????????
> 
>/*
>          In real life:  Dennis Vanlandingham
>                Campus:  Seattle Pacific University
>          Phone/V-Mail:  (206)-281-2430
>                   Fax:  (206)-281-2850
>                E-Mail:  dv@luke.spu.edu
>*/

I was running both Pathworks TCP/IP and DECNET at the same time, but have switch to
use Netmanage's Chameleon for the IP stack and still running Pathworks using DECNET
at the same time. The reasons were because of the RAM cram and the non Windows interface
utilities/apps. We have dump users who doesn't want to know get put etc commands in IP utils.
Netmanage's IP product gives us nice Windows interface and only takes 10K, no DOS TSRs, just
Windows DLL, good solution if you use Windows.

But to answer your questions, if I remember it correctly, the trick was using NDIS and specifying
NETADDRESS of decnet's station address in the protocol.ini. 

We use 3COM's cards, works fine, had problems with DEPCA's NDIS driver.

Goodluck,

aswin@nimbus.worldbank.org
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Subject: <None>
From: allebrandi@inland.com (Tom Allebrandi)
Date: 9 Nov 92 13:33:57 CST
Organization: Inland Steel Company; East Chicago, IN

In article <2afa44c5.8cdafe.0@BEIZ.mediatex.ch>, Programmierer@BEIZ.mediatex.ch (055485666: MEDIAtex AG) writes:
> Does anybody know, how I can redirect the OPCOM-MSG's coming on the
> System-Console to my PC, which is listening to Broadcast-MSG's?

Right of the top of my head, I would try creating a program on VMS that
would:

o) Create a psuedo terminal.

o) Assign a brodcast mailbox to the pseudo terminal

o) Make that terminal an operator (using SYS$sndopr())

o) Post QIO's to read the mailbox

--> At this point your program will be receiving all the OPCOM messages.

o) For each message, spawn a command to

	admin/pcsa broadcast yournode "Text of message"

I don't know how to talk directly to the Pathworks message receiver
so I would cheat with the spawn...

--- Tom
Tom Allebrandi             | Mail guru   - DECUS UUCP Development Team
Inland Steel Research Labs | NFS grunt   - CMU/Tek-IP
East Chicago, IN           | Chairperson - VMSnet Working Group, DECUS VAX SIG
219 399 6306               | Internet:  allebrandi@inland.com
DECUServe: allebrandi      | UUCP:      ...!uunet!inland!allebrandi
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Subject: Need help with Pathworks/IBM 3278 coexistance
From: Shawn Allin - Alcan KRDC Computer Services <ACCESS@KRDC.INT.ALCAN.CA>
Date: 05 Nov 1992 09:26:58 -0500
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Date sent:  5-NOV-1992 09:23:41
 
    We have a couple of PC's in our accounting department that have IBM or AST
    3278/79 emulation cards in them, using (ughh) the "IBM Personal
    Communications/3270" Version 2.0 software.  Recently, these users have
    expressed interest in hooking up to our Ethernet and using Pathworks
    for other file/print services.  The installation book goes into great
    detail on many different configurations, but not exactly the one we
    want.  We've gone ahead and have installed an SMC (Western Digital)
    Elite 16 card with NDIS driver in one PC, with IRQ 5, IO base 280 and
    Shared memory starting at DC00 (for 16K).  As it stands, when you do a
    STARTNET, then start the PC3270 software, everything initially comes
    up, but once you start using the IBM session, it appears to hang up
    Pathworks.  Another symptom is that if you start the 3270 software
    first, STARTNET then hangs very early in its execution.  Any ideas?
 
 
     Shawn Allin
     Alcan International Ltd.,
     P.O. Box 8400,
     Kingston, Ont.,
     Canada  K7L 5L9
     (613) 541-2178
 
     ACCESS@KRDC.INT.Alcan.CA
From: CURRAN@RFF.BITNET
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: VT320 Emulator & printing
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:34:00 GMT
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I'm trying to print from the VT320 emulator to a printer on COM2.  The
printer is a Brother daisy wheel printer (yes, they're old but we like
them).  My problem is that it will print about 3/4 to 7/8 of a page,
then quit, sometimes with a popup "Printer Error" message.
 
I have tried several different cables, baud rates, # of data bits,
stop bits and parity but nothing seems to help.  Also, there doesn't
seem to be any way to select a printer within the VT320 emulator.  I
just set the printer I want to use to be the default printer in Control
Panel; this gets it to the right printer, but I really don't want that
printer to be the default (we don't like the printer quite *that* much!).
 
Does anyone know if there are bugs in the printing cababilities of VT320?
Has anyone successfully done this?  I can't find anything relevant in
the manual.
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From: JBOLOGNA%BENTLEY.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu
Subject: Re: DECmcc use within Digital
Originator: server@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov
Reply-To: <decmcc@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov>
Organization: Environmental Protection Agency 
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 22:57:18 GMT

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From: JONAK%NETMAN@cebaf.gov
Subject: LAN Bridge 200 problems
Originator: server@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov
Reply-To: <decmcc@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov>
Organization: Environmental Protection Agency 
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 06:06:58 GMT

  I would like to know if anyone has experienced "selftest failure" problems
  with their DEC LANbridge 200s. I have 12 of these units (6 fiber and 6 local),
  and all of them exhibit the same problem. The older units I got when DEC was
  offering to upgrade 100s and 150s to 200s (Sept 1990). These models have ROM
  and software revs @ 1.2 and hardware rev 25.7. The newer units (Oct 1991) are
  at 1.6 and 25.8. 

  All of these bridges show "selftest failure" at the main status screen and
  "possible external fault" and the line status screens. All fiber has been shot
  with a OTDR, and the distance and loss budgets are well within specs. Small
  test nets have been set up to make sure that there are no configuration
  problems with the local bridges.

  DEC's hardware folks were made aware of this as soon as the problem was found
  (day one), and hoped that a ROM upgrade would help. Ver 1.5 was supposed to 
  be the fix, but it was in Beta and was not to be released. Needless to say
  Ver 1.6 didn't help.  

  I don't want you DEC guys to get me wrong...I'm not raggin' on you!!!

  Anyone else seen this problem? 

  Can't very well define an alarm rule for "device broken" when it always is...
  although the bridges work fine.
 
  Thanks!!


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