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Subject: Re: LPD available as NLM to redirect unix printing to NW qu
From: hamish@terra.cs.waikato.ac.nz (Hamish Marson)
Date: 1 Jan 1993 12:25:54 +1300
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In article <MAILQUEUE-101.921229133938.352@csd.kla.com> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
|=> I am trying to print directly from unix to a PC print server running
|=> PSERVER.EXE
|=> or on server PSERVER.NLM, it there any chance?
|
|One solution is a 'freeware' product named Charon 4.0, written by
|Clarkson University. It is both an SMTP gateway for the Pegasus mail
|package and an LPD/LPR daemon for UNIX-Novell printing. It works great,
|but requires a dedicated PC.
|

OK. I have just recieved a demo copy of 2 NLMS from a place called smart 
systems, and guess whet they are. An LPD and and LPR NLM. Some docs are 
included, and the NLM's themselves unload after 1 hour. I'll upload them 
sometime before next tuesday (5/1/93), on .... ummm.... splicer maybe, unless
somebody comes up with a better place.



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Subject: ALR PowerFlex Flyer Question?
From: acclru@vaxa.hofstra.edu
Date: 23 Dec 92 16:11:27 EST


I would be interested in hearing from anyone who is using ALR 386sx PowerFlex
Flyers in a Novell 3.11 ethernet lan.  We have been experiencing some
sporatic lockups, but are not sure that it a hardware problem (we use Racal
Interlan 5210 cards with Lanworks boot proms).

If you have had either good or bad luck with these machines I would like to
know about it.
 
Thanks

Lanny Udey
Director of Academic Computing
Hofstra University
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From:         Eldon Cutlip <DUSCUTLI@IDBSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: rprinter without interupts
              28 Dec 1992 11:49:35 GMT from <humstaff@ORION.OAC.UCI.EDU>

I have novell's polling RPRINTER.  I got it from novell on compuserve.  I don't
know where someone could get it from an ftp site.  I do know it is part of nove
ll's rprinter.zip file.  I would be interested in knowing when people have used
 it and how well it worked.

 Eldon.
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From:         pbenning <pbenning@SMTPGATE.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      RE: ODIPKT/FTPBIN/TN3270

>In my current attempt to utilitize the SMC Elite 16 Plus, ODI Drivers,
>the ODIPKT driver, and FTPBIN/TN3270 to see if I can get them to work together.
>My preliminary attempt failed as the FTPBIN did not see my ODIPKT as a valid
>EtherNet driver. I have the Config.tel looking for a packet driver.

In your config.tel file, make sure the IOaddr (packet vector) is set to 60
instead of 6E. I think the config.tel defaults to 6E while the SMC card defaults
to 60.

We had the exact same symptoms (can't find packet driver) until we made the
change.

I hope this helps!!


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From:         "Howard A. Rollins, Jr." <HOWARD@FS1.PSY.EMORY.EDU>
Subject:      Scheduling programs for netware that works on macs and pcs

The subject line says it all.  Can anyone recommend scheduling
software that works on macs and pcs in a netware environment?  We are
currently using pegasus mail for email.  Would like a quality
shareware or freeware package for calendar and scheduling but also
would like to know of successful commercial products also.

Any help appreciated.




Howard Rollins                      Phone: 404-727-7437
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From:         BRACHERB@IBM3090.COMPUTER-CENTRE.BIRMINGHAM.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: one workstation

Thanks for the info.I will let you know.

Brian
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From:         Glenn Pearston <PEARSTON@HORT1.HORT.IASTATE.EDU>
Subject:      CHARON's outgoing queues

Hi,

I am trying to get my CHARON to handle an outgoing queue. When I
include the "outgoing" command CHARON will not boot, it tells me that
it attempted to login into an illegal or downed server.  That
indicates to me that I have the host name wrong but I don't know
where I have gone wrong.  The CHARON manual indicates that the host
nmame may be either a Novell Server name, or a remote host, in my
case it is a Novell server.  I am sure I am over looking
something but I have stared at it long enough that I can't see the
forest for the trees.

The name of the Novell server (originating & receiving) is HORT1, the
queue the printjobs should be taken from is CHARON_TXT2PS, and the
printer (queue) I want the jobs going to is 024_POST.

  outgoing "charon_txt2ps"
  host "hort1"
  printer "024_post"

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Best wishes for the holidays.


Glenn
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Glenn A. Pearston
Iowa State University            What do you mean it doesn't work?
(515) 294-0032                         Oh, that's a feature.
pearston@hort1.hort.iastate.edu
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From:         KEVIN@CSC.CIT.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: Copying protected software

> It appears as if there isn't any good way to keep someone from copying
> software from a server, doesn't it?  One comment that you let only trusted
> users on the network is a good idea, but can't be done in a student lab
> environment.

Being the Super of a number of student labs this question has come up a
lot.  The conclusion we have always returned to is - you can't stop a
person copying the software!  If DOS can read it the user can copy it and
many programs won't work if flagged X only.  Many programs also have an
'exit to DOS' option so even limiting a user to a menu system doesn't work.

Basically we require all students to sign a 'conditions of use' for
computers when they enroll and then jump on any we catch copying software.
 Not a good solution but the best we have come up with.....

Cheers
Kevin




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From:         "Frank S. Mannino" <FRANK@SJUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: map question

On Thu, 17 Dec 1992 09:28:00 EST SHEL SAX (802)388-3711X5323 said:
>I've recently configured a 3.15 server with 4 volumes.  In the system login
>script, I've mapped f:, g:, h:, and i: to these volumes respectively.  When
>I log in as supervisor, the mapping is correct.  But, when I log in as a
>regular user, I receive a 'can't map' message.  Any suggestions would be
>appreciated.


As a supervisor you have trustee rights in all volumes on the server.
As a user or a member of a group you have to make sure that you give
the correct trustee directory assignments to the users/groups (Best group
to give these rights to is EVERYONE).  Use SYSCON to grant such rights.

  _________________________________________________________________
 ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________

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Subject:      Re: Bindfix

>From: Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>

>I have a user that is a member of a group but does not have the
>security equivalence of the group. Bindfix does not fix this, even
>though it runs through successfully.

I've seen this problem with one or two users after upgrading servers from 2.1x
to 3.11 using Novell's UPGRADE utility. As you have discovered, Bindfix
does not cure the problem, and SYSCON produces error messages when you try
to remove the user from the group, or make the user security equivalent to the
group. There are 3 actions required to add a user to a group:

1. Add the user to the group's list of members.
2. Add the group to the list of groups that the user belongs to.
3. make the user security equivalent to the group.

If any of these are already done when you tell SYSCON to add a user to a group,
it will not do the others. The converse is also true when deleting a user from
a group.

You can fix the problem using GRPADDU or GRPDELU in jrbut200.zip.

John
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From:         C20270@PRIME-A.PLYMOUTH.AC.UK
Subject:      arcserve 4.0

                     From:  Gra&am James
                            The Computing Service
                            University of Plymouth
                            Plymouth    PL4 8AA
                     Phone: Plymouth (0752) 233920
                     Mail:  c20270@UK.AC.PLYMOUTH.PRIME-A

Has anyone experienced any problems with Cheyenne Arcserve version 4.0.
I am trying to backup a RM 486 E Series Netware 3.11 File Server, with limited
success. When tyring to do an unattended backup, half the SYS volume is backed
up, and then the backup stops and reports the error,

     Daemon write error - Hardware error
     [TD] Controller error - -2

This is reported in the Administration , Activity Log.
I also get the following error on the File Server console:

     Failed to Allocate Buffer from Tape Driver

If I try an Attended Backup, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
I am using a WangDAT model 1300 DDS DAT Tape Drive, UltraStor Ultra 24 EISA
SCSI Host Adapter software, Adaptec 1740 software for the tape driver software
with 6 I/O Buffers.

Any advice would be gladly received.

Thank you in anticipation.
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Date:         Wed, 30 Dec 1992 11:44:24 -500
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From:         Julian Humphries <jmh3@CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Calling BREQUEST for DOS from DOS program w/o API

Brad,
        Well, I don't think that you can legally include the call to btrv
without a license.  Novell includes a compiler/language specific
routine for most combinations with the developer license.  In fact,
that routine is nothing more that a 50 lines or so of interupt and
register manipulation.  All Btrieve calls go thru that interrupt
routine (which you just compile and link in with your application).

When you say you have the NLM kit what do you mean?  Now that I start
to think about it, I seem to remember that my Netware 2.11 came with a
Btrieve license and disks with various interfaces so maybe you can legally
use it.  Check your Netware disks.

Windows is only a little bit different.  I don't have that development kit,
but imagine that the call is the same, but goes thru a DLL instead of the
interrupt routine.

Hope this helps, let me know if you need more info, Julian Humphries
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From:         Allen Lung <lung@EOS.ARB.CA.GOV>
Subject:      Remote Access

I have a need for some form of remote access.  The file server will be
running NetWare 3.11.  I need an application that remote P.C's can dial
into and it will dial them back allowing them to transfer data to the file
server.  This data will then be edited from workstations on the LAN.  Has
anybody ever used such an application.  If so what hardware and software
have you used?  Any ideas are Welcome!

Thanks

Allen
(916)322-7056
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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      anyone using HP4s on theri network in switching mode.

We are getting in a bunch of HP4 printers with the postscript
options, and will be installing them on the network.  We intend to us
the autoswitching mode to switch between the postscript and PCL modes.

Is anyone using HP 4 printers in their autoswitching mode.  If so
any pitfalls to aviod?

Ray Todd Stevens
Contractor
Resource Protection Dept NSWC Crane Div.
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    Columbus's critics were right the world is not round.
    ...
    It is elliptical!!!
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From:         "Frank R. Novak" <fnovak@NOVAVAX.NOVA.EDU>
Subject:      Comm Server Falling Off Net

My school is using an old Gateway Inc. comm server package called G/Async II.
The version is 2.07.  It is an ACS2 clone which uses Network Data Products'
NCSI software, version 1.15.  For some inexplicable reason, the comm server
keeps dropping off the network with no error messages to give a clue why.  I
am wondering if anyone has used this product or if anyone can point me in
the right trouble-shooting direction.

We are on an ethernet network using 3.11.  We have no sophisticated tools to
aid us in trouble-shooting.  I imagine more info will be needed to suggest a
fix but I don't want to create a lot of traffic on the list if there is no
way to help.

Frank R. (w/o a clue) Novak
fnovak@novavax.nova.edu
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From:         Richard Brown <rbrown@GOLDNG8.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Copying protected software

It appears as if there isn't any good way to keep someone from copying
software from a server, doesn't it?  One comment that you let only trusted
users on the network is a good idea, but can't be done in a student lab
environment.

One not-so-good way I've seen it done is to lock the user into a menu which
they cannot exit.  This in effect disable all other DOS commands, however,
and could be much too limiting.

Another way to maybe stop un-sophisticated users is to call the executable
from another (using a utility like ANY/PATCHANY that comes with NETLOCK)
so that it appears to be the actual executable but is not.  Maybe the
exe could even be renamed and flagged hidden????

Just some thoughts....
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From:         vax_hamm@MV3800.ENGR.SCAROLINA.EDU
Subject:      RE: Pmail "biff" program

Check NEWMAIL.EXE.  It comes with Pegasus Mail.
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From:         Jane Hesler <HESLER@VCUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: execute only flag

> From: Charlie Reitsma <REITSMAC@DENISON.BITNET>
> Subject: RE: execute only flag
>
>>I think you will find that there are architectural limitations in
>>the DOS API that preclude the existance of an X flag, having nothing to
>>do with NetWare.  How is DOS to know whether you are reading or
>>executing a file?  For those programs whose overlays are
>>contained in the executable, and do their own overlay management,
>>how is DOS going to know if an overlay is being read to memory,
>>or read to memory and then written to another medium?  I imagine
>>the DOS COPY command and all other commands implementing such
>>functionality could artificially observe an X flag convention,
>>but anyone could issue a few DOS interrupts and copy the file anyway.
>
> Right and the last time I set Copy Inhibit on a Macintosh I was able to get
> around it by using Stuffit to put the file on my diskette.

Thank you for this explaination. It means that in my wide
area network anyone can steal my software.  This is really a serious
problem for me as I now have a number of LANS connected to mine.
I have a rich variety of software which I meter but I have no
way to assure that it is not copied to another server or even
a workstation.  I wonder if I could survive an audit!
I assume others must think this is a serious problem besides me.
It may be a DOS limitation but is is a problem none the less.
From: ci255@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Rick Troha)
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Subject: Re: HP JetDirect and Mosaic, Compatible?
Date: 31 Dec 1992 00:02:49 GMT
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Did you receive the manual "Network Printer Interface For
Novell Networks" with the JetDirect card? I have it sitting
on my desk waiting to be read. I notice there is a phone
number for something called the Personal Peripheral Assist
Line (208)323-2551 listed on page C-1. Perhaps they can
help. Unfortunately, I have no first-hand experience
installing the card, but I do know that it has two modes:
Remote Printer Mode and Queue Server Mode. Since you mention
that you want it serviced by the print server, the card
should be set up for Remote Printer Mode. If set up in
Queue Server Mode, the printer acts as its own print server.

If you don't get satisfactory help by calling the Assist
Line, E-mail me and I will do what I can to resolve your
problem.

Rick Troha
Cleveland Sales/Support Office
Hewlett-Packard Company
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From:         Andrew Swiffin <aswiffin@DUX.DUNDEE.AC.UK>
Subject: Re: execute only flag
              23, 92 12:55:00 pm

>
>
> FORWARDED MESSAGE from Richard Letts (RLetts @ SMTP
> RL>
> RL> Jim Wirt writes....
> >
> > they are flag execute only but I think there is a bug.  If you delete
> > an EXECUTE only file it can be then be salvaged and the EXECUTE only
> > flag is removed.  I was real suprised when I discovered this.  It is

> ***** NOTES from Dave Kearns (DKEARNS @ TCC) at 12/23/92 12:50 PM
> Hmm......
> I just tried this, and after SALVAGEing the file, it was still flagged
> eXecute only....
> NW 3.11, Salvage 3.56, Flag 3.27
> -dave

Me too, I tried it just the same as Dave, it's still flagged execute
only.

Andy

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From:         Michael_Kessler.Hum@MAILGATE.SFSU.EDU
Subject:      pserver.nlm

My thanks to those who answered my query about pserver.nlm.  I found what I
needed.

Michael_Kessler@HUM.SFSU.EDU
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From:         Bruce Ferrell <0003828481@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      RE: Comm Server Falling Off Net

<My school is using an old Gateway Inc. comm server package called G/Async II.
<The version is 2.07.  It is an ACS2 clone which uses Network Data Products'
<NCSI software, version 1.15.  For some inexplicable reason, the comm server
<keeps dropping off the network with no error messages to give a clue why.  I
<am wondering if anyone has used this product or if anyone can point me in
<the right trouble-shooting direction.

<We are on an ethernet network using 3.11.  We have no sophisticated tools to
<aid us in trouble-shooting.  I imagine more info will be needed to suggest a
<fix but I don't want to create a lot of traffic on the list if there is no
<way to help.

<Frank R. (w/o a clue) Novak
<fnovak@novavax.nova.edu


Frank,

I had the same problem until I got the PTF files from Novell. Of course
mine is an OEM/Novell version. My async server is currently at 2.14 rev
level and works just hunky dory for me and my users.

The latest version of the patch file is called NACS2.ZIP


Bruce Ferrell
LAN Administrator
MCI Western Network Managment Center
Sacramento CA
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