mars_nwe-0.98.pl05
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Mario Fetka
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If you have problems.
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---------------------
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- LOOK FOR KERNEL IPX CODE INSTALLED.
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CONFIG_IPX=y (or m and ipx modul loaded (insmod ipx)).
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- Look for using NO 'full internal net'. (kernel switch)
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CONFIG_IPX_INTERN=n.
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- Please always read doc/INSTALL[.ger], doc/README[.ger],
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doc/FAQS and examples/nw.ini.
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Very important sections in nwserv.conf(nw.ini) are:
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Section 1: volumes
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Section 3: Number of the internal network
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Section 4: IPX-devices
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Section 6: version-"spoofing"
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Section 12: supervisor-login
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If you do not have success, please make one try with
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the distributed config file(s) without changing it.
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- Important NEWS are reported in doc/NEWS.
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- set nwserv.conf debug switches 101 .. 10x to '1',
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make a new try with a new started nwserv and look
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into the log-file (/tmp/nw.log).
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Perhaps you can recognize the problem. :)
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some short notes for problem- or bug-reports.
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---------------------------------------------
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- report your running environment
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full mars_nwe version, example: 0.98.pl5
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linux-kernel, 2.0.23
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exact typ of client (NCPFS, DOS (NETX,VLM), OS/2, Win .. )
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changes you made into nwserv.conf(nw.ini), config.h.
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- report whether your client runs correct under a 'real Novell-Server'.
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( if you have one ;) )
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Known problems / solutions:
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---------------------------
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- see doc/FAQS
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doc/CHANGES
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doc/CHANGES
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Sorry, this is in German only.
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User important notes are in the NEWS file.
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Aenderungen in mars_nwe bis zum : 04-Oct-96
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Aenderungen in mars_nwe bis zum : 09-Nov-96
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--------------------------------
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Erste 'oeffentliche' Version
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^^^^^^^^^^ VERSION 0.94 ^^^^^^^^
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@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Erste 'oeffentliche' Version
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- nwserv.stations erweitert um 'station connect restrictions'.
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- Datei Access um 'supplementary groups' erweitert.
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Open File ruft gegebenfalls setegid() auf.
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- Als File-Creator wird nun der aktuelle mars_nwer User zurueckgegeben,
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- Als File-Creator wird nun der aktuelle mars_nwe User zurueckgegeben,
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falls st_uid == uid aktueller User.
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- call 0x3d in 0x3b (commit file) umbenannt.
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- segmentation violation in build_verz_name (connect.c) korrigiert.
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@@ -219,4 +219,31 @@ Erste 'oeffentliche' Version
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Sonderbehandlung von handle 1.
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- Login Restrictions. (station restrictions) eingebaut.
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<----- ^^^^^^^^^^ pl4 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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- Namespace Routinen (0x57), Unterfunktionen:
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0x09 : (Set Short Dir Handle)
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0x14 : (Search For File Or Subdir Set)
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0x1c : (Get Full Path String)
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0x1d : (Get eff rights)
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eingebaut. ( fuer client32 )
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- call 0x18 (EndOfJob) schliesst nun alle noch offenen Dateien
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der aktuellen Task.
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- File Server Copy (0x4a) funktioniert nun korrekt.
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- neuer Schalter in config.h eingebaut: 'HANDLE_ALL_SAP_TYPS'
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dadurch wird nicht nur TYP 4 herausgefiltert, sondern es werden
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alle SAP-Typen in die ServerTabelle bzw. Bindery eingetragen.
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Anregung von paul.sweetland@bbc.co.uk.
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- sicheres Protokoll zwischen nwserv u. nwbind bzw. ncpserv
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eingebaut.
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- Schalter 302 erweitert um 0x2 fuer split Routing Datei.
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- OS/2 namespace Dateimatchroutine abgeaendert, so dass Wildcard
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'*.*' auf alle Dateien funktioniert.
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- sehr einfache eff. rights Emulation eingebaut.
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- NCP responses task ist nun gleich request task.
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- Entry 8 um Schalter 0x2 erweitert.
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- Openfile routine, share open etwas abgeaendert.
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- IPX_MAX_DATA vergroessert. IPX_DATA_GR_546 abgeaendert.
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- kleinen patch ( upper/lowercase Handling ) von
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Sven Norinder <snorinder@sgens.ericsson.se>
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in nwconn,mv_dir eingebaut.
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<----- ^^^^^^^^^^ pl5 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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doc/FAQS
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All of these automatic inserted users will get the password
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as the crypted bindery password.
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Q: File write will not work under WIN3.1, WfW
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A: Try updating C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STORAGE.DLL. I find that earlier
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versions of this file evince the problem you describe under Windows 3.1
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and 3.11. Precisely when this problem went away in STORAGE.DLL I don't
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know, but versions dated October 1994 or later are working for us.
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( John Rigby )
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Q: I do not have longfilenamesupport.
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A: Give the volume the 'O' flag.
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Set section 6 in nwserv.conf to > 0.
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Win95, by default, does not use long filenames on a netware 3.11
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server. This is documented in the resource kit help file and
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elsewhere. You should read that to find out the ramifications, but
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with real netware I've had good luck using the recommended registry
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settings. Here is a registry import file:
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REGEDIT4
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\NWREDIR]
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"SupportLFN"=hex:02
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doc/NEWS
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# in this files are some notes for user of mars_nwe.
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------09-Nov-96--- 0.98.pl5 ----------
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- now Novell Client32 should works.
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- new config.h flag. 'HANDLE_ALL_SAP_TYPS'
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- section 8: new flag 0x2 added. (see examples/nw.ini).
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- section 302: enhanced for 'split routing info file'.
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- config.h: 'IPX_DATA_GR_546' enhanced.
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------04-Oct-96--- 0.98.pl4 ----------
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- new sections 8 + 9 in nw.ini (nwserv.conf).
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Section 8: special login/logout/security flags.
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doc/PIPE-FS
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doc/PIPE-FS
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In the PIPE filesystem either shell scripts or Linux programs can be
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stored. These programs are treated on the client side (eg DOS) like
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simple files. Opening these files via the client causes a popen of the
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programs. The server passes as the first parameter either CREAT READ
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or WRITE, depending on the mode of the corresponding openfile
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simple files. Reading or writing these files via the client causes
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a popen of the programs.
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The server passes as the first parameter either READ
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or WRITE, depending on the mode of the corresponding first read or write
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operation. This allows the PIPE filesystem to provide a direct
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interface between client applications and Linux programs.
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@@ -16,8 +17,6 @@ simple shell script, which was stored in the PIPE-filesystem:
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'CREAT')
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;;
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'WRITE')
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cd /u3 && tar -xf - 2>> /tmp/tar.in
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# restore directory /u3/mar
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@@ -38,28 +37,15 @@ the Copy command (->save), or the local file can be copied into this
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A simple print operation can be achieved with the following script:
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'WRITE')
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/usr/bin/lpr
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;;
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*)
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;;
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esac
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/usr/bin/lpr
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This allows you to print under dos/windows without capturing.
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Various unix programs can be invoked with the following script, after
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it has been linked with the required program name.
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'READ')
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/usr/bin/`basename $0`
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;;
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*)
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;;
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esac
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In the examples dir exist the two programpairs comm<->unxcomm
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and sendm<->unxsendm as additional examples for using 'PIPE-filesystem'.
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With comm/unxcomm it is very easy to start simple Linux programs
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by your client.
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for examples: ps, lpq, lprm ...
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I would appreciate hearing about further documented applications of
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the PIPE filesystem or suggestions for other ways of using it.
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@@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ Ein schneller Loesungsansatz ergab das 'PIPE Filesystem'.
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In dem Pipe Filesystem koennen Shell Scripte oder
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Linux Programme hinterlegt werden.
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Diese Programme werden bei dem Client (z.B. DOS) wie einfache
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Diese Programme werden von dem Client (z.B. DOS) wie einfache
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Dateien behandelt.
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Ein Oeffnen dieser Dateien ueber den Client bewirkt
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Ein Lese oder Schreibzugriff auf diese Dateien ueber den Client bewirkt
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einen popen dieser Programme. Der Server uebergibt
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als 1. Parameter entweder 'CREAT', 'READ' oder 'WRITE'
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je nach Modus der jeweiligen Openfile Operation.
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als 1. Parameter entweder 'READ' oder 'WRITE'
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je nach Modus des ersten Zugriffes (Read oder Write).
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Das 'PIPE-Filesystem' bietet damit eine direkte Schnittstelle
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zwischen Client Anwendungen und Linux Programmen.
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@@ -20,8 +20,6 @@ Shell Script, welches im PIPE-Filesystem hinterlegt wurde.
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'CREAT')
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;;
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'WRITE')
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cd /u3 && tar -xf - 2>> /tmp/tar.in
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# restore directory /u3/mar
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@@ -39,31 +37,22 @@ lokale Datei 'kopiert' werden ( -> Sichern ) bzw. es
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kann die lokale Datei auf diese 'Pipe Datei' kopiert werden.
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( -> Ruecksichern )
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Ein einfaches Drucken kann z.B. mit folgendem Script realisiert werden.
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'WRITE')
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/usr/bin/lpr
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;;
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*)
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;;
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esac
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Der Aufruf diverser Unix Programme kann mit folgenden Script
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erfolgen das auf die entsprechenden Programmnamen gelinkt wurde.
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Ein einfaches Drucken kann z.B. mit folgendem Mini Script realisiert werden.
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Anstatt des Scriptes reicht in diesem Fall natuerlich auch ein link auf
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/usr/bin/lpr.
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#!/bin/sh
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case "$1" in
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'READ')
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/usr/bin/`basename $0`
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;;
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*)
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;;
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esac
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/usr/bin/lpr
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Dadurch kann ein capture unter DOS/Windows entfallen.
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In dem Verzeichnis examples gibt es als zusaetzliches Beispiel
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die Programmpaare unxcomm<->comm und sendm<->unxsendm.
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Mittels unxcomm/comm ist es sehr einfach moeglich einige
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Linux Befehle vom Client aus aufzurufen.
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z.B. : ps, lpq, lprm usw.
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Ueber weitere dokumentierte Anwendungen bzw. Anregungen zu dem
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PIPE-Filesystem wuerde ich mich freuen.
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Martin
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Begin3
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Title: mars_nwe
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Version: 0.98.pl4
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Entered-date: 04-Oct-96
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Version: 0.98.pl5
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Entered-date: 11-Nov-96
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Description: Full netware-emulator (src), beta.
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Supports file-services, bindery-services,
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printing-services, routing-services.
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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Keywords: novell, netware, server, ipx, ncp, tli
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Author: mstover@stover.f.eunet.de (Martin Stover)
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Maintained-by: mstover@stover.f.eunet.de (Martin Stover)
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Primary-site: ftp.gwdg.de:/pub/linux/misc/ncpfs
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200kB mars_nwe-0.98.pl4.tgz
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200kB mars_nwe-0.98.pl5.tgz
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Alternate-site: ftp.uni-duisburg.de /pub/linux/ipxware
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Platforms: Linux (1.2.xx, 1.3.xx, 2.xx), UnixWare (2.xx)
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Copying-policy: GNU
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