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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 15:14:14 GMT
From:         Luc Van Wiemeersch <luwie@GENGENP.RUG.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: Kernel Mode Trap

>Has anyone had any problem where their Server has gone into 'DEBUG' mode ?
>the message given is:-
>Panic: PGF Kernel Mode Trap.
>The type has changed each time, but is ususlly 0x followed by 8 hex numbers.
>It then gives a fault Virtual Address, Page Directory and where the debugger ha
   s
>entered from. A dump is then given of the register.
>At the end, the message given is 'Banyan Systems Debugger (type h for help)'.
>I've added the patch 'ET-2', which apparently corrects the problem where the
>ES3210 NIC cracks due to pressure of the server load, to no avail.
>My Server is a 486-33, with an ES3210, Vines 4.11(5), 200meg and 1.2Gbyte hard
>disks.
>I should add that this problem has happened to more than 1 of our servers.
>.The questions I would like answered are:->>ervers reside in 'racks')
>2) Could it be related to bad h-disks ?
>3) Could it be related to network load ?

>I've asked Banyan UK, but I've received no answer from them. You guys are my
>last hopes.

>Any ideas gratefully received....  Thanks.
 >
  >              Patrick N Williams (Network Support)
                        Intel Corp (U.K) Ltd.


It looks to me that there is a hardware or memory conflict probably due
to a configuration error of a board, adapter or something else.
How much RAM memory do you have?
People will need more info in order to suggest any solution.
We once had this problem after adding a 3Com Etherlink adapter causing
a memory conflict between the adapter cache memory and some other system
memory address. Reconfiguring the address for the adapter cache solved the
problem.

L. Van Wiemeersch
Lab. of Genetics
University of Gent
Belgium
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 01:35:02 PST
From:         Patrick N Williams <Patrick_N_Williams@CCM.HF.INTEL.COM>
Subject:      Print jobs....

A question has been asked of me....
'Do you know of a way to spool a print job in a hols status ?'
Can anyone answer this for me ?

        Pat N Williams
        Network Chappie
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 13:05:35 EST
From:         Laura=Zuromsky%SupportServices%Banyan@MAGNOLIA.BANYAN.COM
Subject:      re: Vines DLL API

>Laura Z.,
>        Would you please contact Dan Pettengill and get his permission to
>upload VNSAPI.PAS and VNSDATA.PAS to csus.edu?  These are the header files
>which allow Turbo Pascal for Windows (TPW) applications to access the Vines
>?DLL's on the Z: drive.  I'm very interested in developing Vines aware
>applications using TPW and I'm sure other readers of Banyan-L are too.

>Thanks,
>John


Hi John, Dan gave the okay, so the files have just been ftp'd over.  They'll
be available to you after JohnJ has a chance to move them to the open access
area (hi, John!).  The filenames are "vnstime.zip" and "whowhere.zip".

-LauraZ@Banyan.com
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From: skb@ide.hk-r.se (Bengt-Arne Skoog)
Subject: Out of diskspace disk1, drive 0 ?
Organization: Hgskolan Karlskrona/Ronneby (HK/R)
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:22:26 GMT

What is disk1, drive 0 ? It can't be the same as disk1 because there
is a lot of free space. When i get this message there is also problem
with the console and showing menues. I get some message like:
error creatin bmenu ...

Compaq SystemPro, Vines 4.11(5)

Bengt-Arne
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From: maf@tabatha.MAE.CWRU.Edu (Mark Fullmer)
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Subject: Re:      More NFS help needed
Date: 24 Jan 1993 23:20:18 GMT
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In article <BANYAN-L%93012218043381@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU>,         MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS@DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM writes:
|> OK,
|> 
|> Now I have a guy who wants to be able to simultaneously run VINES and
|> Wollongong's Pathway (to mount NFS volumes).  He has a Cabletron E2100

I mount Vines services + NFS using FTP Software PC/TCP.

Vines + PC/NFS never did work though...

--
mark
maf+@osu.edu

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 10:28:00 EST
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Subject:      re: Mouse driver and Stupid Question

Huh, stupid question of the day:

What does mouse driver version 8.x give you over previous versions such as
5.x and 6.x?

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From:         "G. Wendl" <t961501@SUN1.LRZ-MUENCHEN.DE>
Subject:      EISA SCSI-controller

Hello,

A question to all who are using an EISA-server with an EISA SCSI-controller.

Which controllers can be recommended?

Many thanks for your information !

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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 07:54:22 MST
From:         DeanWallace1%Software%ACNS@VINES.COLOSTATE.EDU
Subject:      re: Out of diskspace disk1, drive 0 ?

I get this kind of stuff on my server console when I use the remote console
feature. Banyan says it has something to do with using QEMM and loading the
VINES drivers into high ('upper') memory. The last time, I had to do a
complete rebuild of the server and complete restore from tape. It seems to
really do a job on the disk driver. Other messages say something about the
mount point being bad, the disk must be unmounted and fixed. Once the message
appear, the console is unusable, so you can't cause a tape backup to happen. I
don't know if a scheduled backup would run or not.

Dean Wallace                                dwallace@vines.colostate.edu
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 08:36:00 -0700
From:         "Kingsbury, Joy" <Joy.Kingsbury@ASU.EDU>
Subject:      Multiple messages received

I am still receiving multiple copies of the same messages from the banyan-l
listserv.  Is anyone else having the same problem?

Joy Kingsbury
Arizona State University
602 965-1914  Joy.Kingsbury@asu.edu
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:49:31 CST
From:         Barb Ripp <rippb@SVM.VETMED.WISC.EDU>
Subject:      SETARL & SETATTRIB Error Messages

Hello all,
I have an inquiry from a fellow Banyan Vines user who does not have Banyan-L as
an available resource.

He recently set up an AST Bravo 486DX server with 5.0(5).

When he runs SETARL on a directory he cannot run the programs of the directory
and gets an error code 51 (help message for error code 51 says "remote computer
not listening")

Also, when he does a SETATTR he get an error message indicating "Drive type is
Vines 4.0)

Has anyone experienced these types of error messages before?  How did you
resolve the problems?

Thanks for any insight you can provide for this problem.

Barb Ripp
UW-Madison
School of Veterinary Medicine
608-262-4629
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From: carlr@netcom.com (Carl Robinson)
Subject: Re: Win3.1 & Vines Messages
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Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 06:37:48 GMT

From the Quarterdeck QEMM-386 version 6.03 manual (page 65):

/SQUEEZET (SQT) is an internal Squeeze parameter generated by the
Optimize program.  It instructs LOADHI to make temporary use of an
area of high memory for the purpose of giving a device or TSR
program sufficient room to initialize.  The temporary memory is not
High RAM and cannot be, but is memory that Optimize determines
can be safely used during the program's initialization.  The target
program must not require the presence of this additional memory after
it becomes resident.

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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 11:56:11 AUS
From:         Brian=Tehan%CC.staff%Swinburne@BUSTER.CC.SWIN.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: NFS pros & cons

<I believe there are a lot of UNIX knowledgable folks on this list.  So, I'd
like to pose the question:  What are the pros and cons of NFS?  We have a
group who thinks they can replace VINES with NFS and provide superior
connectivity for their PC, Mac and UNIX workstations.  I have heard there are
serious security holes in NFS.  I even read a brief document by Sun (didn't
they create NFS?) dated '89, that alluded to some security problems.  Have
all the holes been plugged?  My contention is that VINES provides a superior
connectivity platform for connecting the three platforms since PC and Mac are
already built in and NFS/UNIX can be added with VINES for SCO or NFS support
from Incognito.  The problem is that the guys running the computing
operations for this group are all old UNIX supporters.  The group is mostly
PC, with maybe 10% MAC and 5% UNIX workstations.  Seems to me the already
VINES PC majority is getting sold down the river.  Any pertinent data
gratefully appreciated.>


        Having installed and administered a PC-NFS network for a couple of
years (plus a few Sun WS), then converting to Banyan at a different workplace
(both mainly my decision), I think I can give you several good reasons to
stay with Vines.
        We found that there was a much higher administration overhead with
the PC-NFS system as you had to administer the Unix server UNDER Unix. You
don't have all the nice menu driven systems to manage all aspects as you do
in Vines. You had to use batch files rather than profiles. All this is
daunting for your average PC jockey (typical PC NOS local admin). Licencing
is a problem with a licence (and serial no) for every WS, rather than a
server licence. Vines has a much higher level of security than Unix
(especially Sun). I found that a 20 MHZ 386 PC server, running Vines, had
much better performance than a Sun 3 or 386i as a file server, running NFS
(my experience is about 3 years old now). Obviously, you don't have
StreetTalk so resources are server dependant. You don't have Vines mail etc.
etc..
        If you have lots of Sun's and a few PCs, I would certainly recommend
PC-NFS, but with a large number of PCs, existing Vines and a few Suns you'd
have to be as mad as those who rip out a perfectly good Ethernet to replace
it with Token Ring to gain performance.


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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 09:02:57 CST
From:         Mike=Pate%CAE%Eng=Hou@BANGATE.COMPAQ.COM
Subject:      re: Compaq IDA-2

This is a known problem that is corrected by patching with EC-1.  Let me know
if this does *not* correct your error.  This support is included in Vines
v5.5.

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From: scotth@cs.umr.edu (Scott Hayes)
Subject: Re:      re: 4.11(5) clients not able to login
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 23:41:34 GMT
Organization: University of Missouri - Rolla, Rolla, MO

MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS@DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM writes:
>Nothing has changed (no new servers, no server upgraded, no new patches,
>zip).  If we manually upgrade the client to 5.X, it works.  We tried
>rebooting servers in the affected areas.  No go.  This is a strange one.
>
>Mike Crist
>TRW

Could there be a physical break in a cable or a poor connection somewhere?
I've gotten a similar error message when this happened.  This would depend
that all your 4.11(5) users share a common link.  Just a thought.

Scott Hayes
Systems Analyst
USGS

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Subject:      re: EISA SCSI-controller

We're using the BusTek BT-742A adapter.  No problems, good performance.

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From:         bent.tranberg@BAN.AID.NO
Subject:      re: Vines user groups in Nordic Area?

There is BUG, the Banyan User Group in Norway.
They distribute Bug-newS, but I can't find an address.
There are phone numbers to members of the board, and
where they work, but nothing else. I don't know exactly
what you want to know, but don't hesitate to mail me.
I might be able to find more information.
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 13:12:35 EST
From:         "J. R. Blaine Boyles" <boyles@DELMARVA.COM>
Subject:      Re: Default forwarding in SMTP
              21 Jan 93 11:55:34 EST." <9301211256.aa27579@trojan.delmarva.COM>

 > Default forwarding in SMTP
 > We would like to set up our Banyan SMTP gateway to by default forward all
 > outgoing messages to a specific address. Since the gateway doesn't
 > understand MX records, and we would like to do some address munging on the
 > way out to the Internet, this is our goal. Is there any mechanism to do
 > this?

    I would also, like to perform address munging but have been able to figure
    out how to get the SMTP gateway to do it.

 > We want ALL messages forwarded, even those destined for machines in
 > the same TCP/IP domain as the gateway. Thanks for your input.

   This is easy.  Add the following line to your SMTP Gateway configuration:

                Default Mail Router:  <machine name or IP address>

    this will force all mail from the Banyan SMTP gateway to the machine defined
    on the right-hand side of the ':'.

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From:         R=GLITZ%XOC%NGBA@ANGRC.ANG.AF.MIL
Subject:      Easy Suggestion System

Greetings,

My boss just asked me to think about using our BANYAN VINES LAN to implement
an organization wide suggestion system.  We are running VINES 4.0 presently
with short term plans to upgrade to 4.11 and then on to 5.5.  We use VINES
Mail and a bulletin board system called Tackboard.  Initially, I wondered
about setting up a generic account without password that could be severely
restricted in rights; e.g., only use of a mail or Tackboard application that
could be limited to a single address account or private board.  Our LAN folkes
did not give me much hope in this area.

Anyway, I thought that I would pitch it to the using community to see if there
were any ideas out there.  At a minimum, any solution would have to provide:

        -  Anonymity of the user/sender.
        -  Ease of use and access.
        -  Ability to protect the inputs (suggestions) from common view.
        -  Security from misuse of the LAN.  We don't want anyone to be able
           to send inappropriate messages to the victim of their choice.

We will consider buying or developing an application in house, but we would
prefer not to.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Robert Glitz
(301) 981-8694
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From:         frank=koperdraat@IC.UVA.NL
Subject: Re: Default forwarding in SMTP

> From:           "J. R. Blaine Boyles" <boyles@delmarva.com>
> > We want ALL messages forwarded, even those destined for machines in
> > the same TCP/IP domain as the gateway. Thanks for your input.
>
>   This is easy.  Add the following line to your SMTP Gateway configuration:
>                Default Mail Router:  <machine name or IP address>
>    this will force all mail from the Banyan SMTP gateway to the machine
 defined
>    on the right-hand side of the ':'.

No this is NOT true. thye SMTP service will only use the default router when
it can not deliver the message directly. (see also my previous reply for this
subject)

Greetings
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From:         bent.tranberg@BAN.AID.NO
Subject:      re: Print service access

What sort of access? Is it about being allowed to print out a file, or
is it about being allowed to start the PCPrint program? I suspect what
you want is to give the user access to print out something, in which
case you are in the wrong screen. Access to print allows 5, 10? entries.
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From:         idrc/G=David/S=Dores/O=IDRC_CRDI/OU=EDP_TED@MHS.ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      TCP/IP

I'm wondering if anyone out there is experiencing this problem...

On the TCP/IP side of my net, my Vines servers seem to be rather touchy.
After our weekly reboot, some of the routes on the VinesIP interface don't get
enabled.  I think that I've tracked it down to our rebooting sequence.  It
seems to be that we can only have 1 server down at a time, because when a
server comes up, it tries to ping the other servers on the VinesIP interface
-- if they're not there, then the link status is set to 'down'.  I've tried
deleting the entry in the affected routing table, but when I recreate it, the
status is still 'down'.

Does anyone know what the scoop is here -- is there a patch for this problem
-- what are your workarounds?

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 09:00:16 CST
From:         JZeevi%users%swri03@D26VS046A.CCF.SWRI.EDU
Subject:      re: Profile size...

Profiles are limited to 1023 characters. They are stored as an associated
record (0?) and that is the AR size.
 Actually, it can be 1024 characters, but needs a spot for the null to
terminate the string.
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