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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 03:37:45 -0800
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From:         John Villalovos <villalj@INSTRUCTION.CS.ORST.EDU>
Subject: Re: Novell "Who Has Rights"

In article <9210117215.AA72150@smtp-gw.spawar.navy.mil> you write:
>Can someone help us:
>
>Everytime we run "Who has rights here" (FILER) ,on the
>SYS: volume of a particular file server, the PC hangs.  We tried using a
>different filer.exe, a new version of filer.exe, but still cannot get "Who
>has rights here" to work on this volume.
>
>- JSC  cooganj@smtp-gw.spawar.navy.mil

1)  Have you run BINDFIX on the server

2)  Have you run VREPAIR on the server.  Use latest VREPAIR.NLM if 3.11 also
    if NW 3.11 get latest patches 311pt9.zip from netlab2.usu.edu using ftp in
    novlib/01 directory.  Apply patches which relate to your situation.

I hope that these suggestions help you.

Later,
--
John Villalovos
Certified Netware Engineer
villalj@xanth.cs.orst.edu
(503) 753-7883
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From: declan@scout (Declan Fleming)
Subject: Re: SLIP and ODI
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 15:37:15 GMT

Henry Unger <hunger@HITECH.COM> writes:

>Slow is relative.  Are you saying slower than 19,200 would suggest?  Our
>Internet connection is via SLIP at 19,200 and it performs ok.

Slow as in it takes nearly 2 minutes to run the login command from
the server.  I must have some conflict.

I run ethersl, make the connection to our terminal server, run lsl,
run pdether, run tcpip, run iptunnel, run ipxodi, and run netx.  The
connection shows up quickly but any executing is very sloooow.

Declan
>
>Henry
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From:         "Mark D. McKamey" <mark@RIA-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      Question on Programming Dougmenu

Hello All,

    I tried sending this msg to Dougmenu's author, but was unsuccessfull.

    We are very pleased with Dougmenu at our site, but we'd like to add
some "Help" functions.  What sw is required in order to re-compile
Dougmenu's source code?  I did see mention of Microsoft C, and also
some Novell header files - but am not familiar w/the Novell libraries.

Thank you,

Mark D. McKamey
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From:         Peter Hasperhoven <Peter.Hasperhoven@NOVELL.CC.RUU.NL>
Subject:      SBACKUP hangs

Hello networkers,

A colleague asked me to post this:

It concerns a 3.11-server (Olivetti XP9 with 4Mb RAM) with a Wangtek
125Mb tapestreamer using Sbackup do make nightly dumps. Every couple
of weeks he will find the backup hung in the morning, with an error-
message: "Unable to write transfer buffer to media". The only other
thing he can see is the amount of Non Movable Memory used has gone
from 25k to 295k, but this may be perfectly normal behaviour during
sbackup (he didn't check it during the normal sbackup-run). It
wouldn't be much of a proble if he could unload sbackup.nlm but that
doesn't work.

Ideas, anyone?

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From:         CACHO@ITESO.BITNET
Subject:      Another adaptec question...

our problem is different,
our 1740 does not want to work in enhanced mode, it keeps saying it's unable
to initialize host adapter!  but in standard mode it works ok.

 Any ideas?

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From: sergey@nienschanz.spb.su (Sergey Vlasov)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell,comp.sys.novell
Subject: need help on client-server SPX connection
Summary: need help on client-server SPX connection
Keywords: SPX
Date: 5 Nov 92 13:55:05 GMT
Reply-To: sergey@nienschanz.spb.su
Organization: NIENSCHANZ Ltd (Sankt-Petersburg)

Question:
     I have  a  problem  with  processing client's requests by
NLM.  When two clients send requests at  the  same  time,  SPX
connection   with  one  of  them  some  times  destoyed.  I've
discovered that my NLM doesn't receive packet from  the  first
client,  but another client can send and receive SPX packet to
and from NLM.  I use one thread to receive request, to process
and to send answer to client. And another thread to listen new
connection.  For receive  ECBs  I  use  queue  techique  which
describe  in  "NetWare  Loadable Module Library Reference".  I
want to know how SPX process receive packets and when it  lose
packets.  I  will  be  very greateful if anybody could tell me
about client-server techique based SPX protocol.
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From:         "Stephen.Scouten" <ADP57@MSU.EDU>
Subject:      NW 2.2 w/PS2 80 Duplexed Drives

Has anyone installed Netware 2.2 on an IBM PS/2 Model 80 using duplexed IBM
SCSI cards and drives?  I have configured Model 80s with duplexed Storage
Dimension drives. I thought I remember reading that IBM SCSI drives were not
supported in a duplex configuration, but that Novell was working on it. Is the
problem solved and what might be the solution.

Thanks,

Stephen Scouten
Systems Apologist, Michigan State University
ADP57@MSU.EDU
ADP57@MSU.bitnet
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From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      re: rights in the mail dir

Steve <stephen@bokonon.UUCP> writes:
>$These directories should be flagged Purgeable (but often aren't).
>
>   How exactly does one flag a directory as Purgeable?  Given a directory
>called XYZ, I have tried:
[ examples ]

The main problem is you are using FLAG and not FLAGDIR.  Try 'FLAGDIR XYZ P'.

                                        /jeff
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 16:51:24 +0000
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From:         Paul Steele <paul.steele@ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:      Re: Netware 386 and an EISA Computer

>I am trying to load Netware 3.11 on a EISA 486 Computer. Everytime I
>execute the server.exe command I get a speed rating and then a process
>exception error. Any ideas??????

Sounds like a memory setting problem.  Try turning off any ram over 16
megs as a started.  In my ALR EISA machine, I had to turn off ROM at 16M and
set it to RAM at 16M.

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From: paulb@techbook.com (Paul Buder)
Subject: Re: RPRINTER BATCH FILE
Organization: TECHbooks of Beaverton Oregon - Public Access Unix
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 23:51:14 GMT

Jay Thompson <DUSJAY@IDBSU.BITNET> writes:

>Has anyone written a batch file that will retry loading RPRINTER until it final
>ly does load?  We are having troubles with RPRINTER not loading on a quick rebo
>ot.  It seems as though the RPRINTER workstation reboots so fast that the PSERV
>ER doesn't know that RPRINTER has been disconnected.  When the workstation rebo
>ots and tries to run RPRINTER again, we get the message that its already in use
>.  If we wait a few seconds and try again, it finally loads.  We have been tryi
>ng to create a batch file with the " if errorlevel " statement, but having no l
>uck.  Help!


A number of people have replied with solutions that check the
errorlevel then loop.  This is what I originally tried but it didn't
work for me.  For some reason, the second time an attempt was made to
load rprinter the machine would hang.  So I said the heck with it and
made a little C program that gives a 30 second delay in autoexec.bat,
then loads rprinter.


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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:37:00 EST
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From:         walt@PHOENIX.OKI.COM
Subject:      Re: Novell "Who Has Rights"

>From: John Coogan <SMTP-GW.SPAWAR.NAVY.MIL!cooganj>
>
>Everytime we run "Who has rights here" (FILER) ,on the
>SYS: volume of a particular file server, the PC hangs.  We tried using a
>different filer.exe, a new version of filer.exe, but still cannot get "Who
>has rights here" to work on this volume.

I had exactly the same problem 2 months ago with a Western Digital 8013
card. Turned out that qemm wasn't detecting the adapter, and making the
ram page used by the card available for high ram.

Why it manifested ONLY when filer ran a "who has rights here" was never
fully investigated, but I presume it had something to do with the number
and size of packets arriving in response to the calls filer was making.

If you have made any changes to your system for upper memory management,
try using an explicit exclude of your adapter ram page on the line which
invokes your memory manager.

Good luck.

>- JSC  cooganj@smtp-gw.spawar.navy.mil

Walt Weber
From: DALIT@HUJIVMS.BITNET (Dalit Shickman (585217))
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Subject: dougmenu #include
Date: 5 Nov 92 07:18:00 GMT
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From:      Dalit Shickman (585217) <DALIT@HUJIVMS>
To:       NOVELERR@SUVM.SYR
Cc:       DALIT
Subject:  DOUGMENU #INCLUDE STATEMENT

        I have not been able to successfully use the Dougmenu #include
statement.  No matter what filename I use it always returns with a
"Bad command or filename statement".

An example might be

TEST
   #include = test1

I have a file called test1 and test1.mnu.  Each has one line

   echo this is a test

Thanks for any help
Dalit Shickman
School of Library Sciences
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Israel

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From:         Steve Lowe <slowe@DAVID.WHEATON.EDU>
Subject:      Combination of 2 PC Networks

I have two separate PC computer laboratories which are not connected to each
other.  The distance between the two laboratories is approximately 75 feet.
We want to start a project to combine both networks into one overall Novell
network (implies new file server and Novell 3.11).  Here are the specifics
of the two networks.

                         LAB A                     LAB B

  NOS              3COM LAN Manager 1.1      Novell 2.1, Rev a
  Work-
   Stations               16                         16
  Printers                 3                          2

The 3 printers (2 lasers, 1 dot-matrix) on the 3COM network are connected
directly to the server.  The 3COM network uses HP communications hubs for
workstation connectivity.  For the Novell network, we have a small Print
Server that the two printers are connected to.

Applications are typical for a network.  The only WINDOWS application
we use currently is Pagemaker 4.0 -- hence, one of our laser printers has
postscript capability.

The issue is printer support for these laboratories.  I see two possible
options:

    1.  Small print servers for each laboratory.

    2.  Directly connected printers to my new server.

Questions --  what are the advantages and disadvantages of these two
options?  Is there any other approach that I am overlooking?

Thanks in advance.

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From:         Richard Warner <rick@SJSUMCS.SJSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Question: how to share a plotter?
              Nov 7, 92 3:27 pm

>
> >         We would also like to share a plotter...
> >
> >         Questions:  1) What runs better; core printing or remote printing?
> >
> >                     2) If I use core printing would the workstations "see"
> >                        the plotter connected to the serial port in the
> >                        file server?
> >
> >                     3) Is there any other solution to share a plotter?
> >
>   Well what package are you gonna be using that will be requiring plotting?
> we use autocad here, and pretty much, you HAVE to plot to a file, and send
> it to the plotter.

But if it is a program that is reasonable about the plotter configuration
options then it can be resident on either a file server or a remote
print server (I have done it with PS-Print & LanSpool - not RPrinter).
You can attach it to a COM port (preferably interrup driven), give it a
queue, and then capture a local LPT port to that queue.  Tell your program
to send plotter output to that LPT port and you are in business.  You may
need to adjust the time-out parameter for the capture - I found 45 seconds
to be sufficient for all programs I have tested (including Freelance,
Harvard Graphics, Lotus 1-2-3 r 3.1, Quattro Pro rev. 2, 3 & 4, Windows,
SAS/Graph, and some custom in-house programs).

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From: SMERRITT@JDR386.AS.UA.EDU
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Subject: server based backup
Date: 6 Nov 92 02:00:08 GMT
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    We have been looking into a server based tape backup
system that could handle at least 2 GB.  I now have bids in hand for
the Gigatrend Server DAT SL 416 2.0 GB backup unit and the Tecmar
Proline 2200 8mm 2.2 GB unit.

    Does anyone have any experience with either of these two units?
If so, has the unit performed ok?  Would you recommend it?  I have
heard good comments about both companies before, but I want to get a
few opinions before we actually buy one of these and spend the big
$$$$.

Thanks,



Shane Merritt
Arts & Sciences Computer Services
The University of Alabama

    Internet:  SMERRITT@JDR386.AS.UA.EDU, or BMERRIT1@UA1IX.UA.EDU

       VOICE:  (205) 348-8527
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 08:45:04 EST
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From:         Peter Ballantyne <peterb@SVENGALI.WEBO.DG.COM>
Subject:      Re: Screen Savers WITH Password Protection

>
> Someone mentioned a really good program to be found on compuserv.
> Unfortunately, I inadvertantly deleted their note.  Could anyone who
> knows about such a program please E-Mail me.  I don't have access to
> CompuServ but perhaps I get get the program E-Mailed to me?
>

It's called Timelock and is found as file TL0411.ZIP in the NOVLIB
forum under shareware - unfortunately I don't have the ability to
transfer the file to this domain, but I understand there may be an
Internet mirror site host that contains the same files as those on
Compuserve - perhaps someone else can confirm this and let you (and
me!) know how to access it?

Peter
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From:         Brandon Grady <bgrady@CARROLL1.CC.EDU>
Subject:      Lotus on a Server

I feel like a fool.  I can't get Lotus 123 version 2.3 to work on the
NOvell server.  The thing won't rename my licenses to IN_USE.xxx so I
can never get to the next license, which pretty much defeats the
purpose of having the server edition in the first place.  Can anybody
give me a hand?
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From: ghp5h@UVA.PCMAIL.VIRGINIA.EDU (George H. Payne)
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Subject: Re: OS/2 and TCP/IP and IPX
Date: 12 Nov 92 16:54:36 GMT
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This is a subject of frequent discussion on comp.sys.os2.networking.  You
might grab the faq from ftp-os2.nmsu.edu.


Strictly speaking, packet drivers (and the odipkt shim) don't work for os2
(yet).  People beg daily  for someone to write a working shim.  As you have
seen, they sort of work, but only in one session, and not reliably.

The conventional wisdom recommends the tcpip package from ibm.  You can run
it (with the odinsup.sys shim) over the odi drivers, and it works great (this
is what I use--it is an interesting package, includes news reader, ftp,
telnet and talk daemons, and much more).  You can also get a similar package
from ftp software.


George H. Payne
Uva Law Library
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Novell Licensing and Copyright etc...

>   Since I have purchased a 20 user license, 10 of which are in use
>and I have ordered a 250 user license of which about 50 will be immediatly used
>I feel I would be adhering to the spirit of the license agreement if I used
>my existing 20 user copy to set up a temporary server for testing and
>trouble-shooting when I in fact would be in violation of the license
>agreement if I did this.

   The spirit of the license and the real license state that you have bought
   up to a certain maximum number of concurrent users on a single server.

   There is no ambiguity there.

>  In another instance:  When I order my 250 user license through the beuracracy
>of state government it might take 2 months for me to get it.  It would be
>nice to go ahead and install a new server from my existing copy to
>get up and running while I wait for the paperwork to make it legal.

     Nice, perhaps.  Illegal, most definitely.

   I bet if I tried to set up a second server with the same copy of Netware
I would get nasty messages about Copyright violations or serial numbers
or something.

   Worse than that.  Every station on both of the offending servers would
   receive a broadcast message every 30 seconds or so, stating that
   a duplicate server has been found, contact your administrator.

   The servers do not crash, but they might as well with all of this
   garbage flowing to everyone.

>Bob Grogan                       INTERNET: BGROGAN@GSVMS3.CC.GASOU.EDU


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