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Update the default net$log.dat template to use the same basic drive layout as a standard Novell login script. The default login now maps: F: -> SYS:SYSTEM S1: -> SYS:PUBLIC S2: -> SYS: This keeps the visible login result closer to Novell NetWare while leaving the surrounding sample/login text intact.
60 lines
1.5 KiB
CMake
60 lines
1.5 KiB
CMake
MAP DISPLAY OFF
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BREAK ON
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WRITE
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WRITE "Welcome %LOGIN_NAME to %FILE_SERVER."
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WRITE "Today is %MONTH_NAME %DAY, %YEAR - %HOUR:%MINUTE %AM_PM."
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WRITE "Station: %STATION"
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WRITE
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; Default mappings for a fresh MARS NWE installation.
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; A new setup normally only has the SYS: volume, so this script does not
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; reference APPS:, HOME:, CD-ROM volumes, or other file servers.
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;
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; Match the classic NetWare default mapping layout:
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; Drive F: = SERVER\SYS:\SYSTEM
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; S1/Z: = SERVER\SYS:\PUBLIC
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; S2/Y: = SERVER\SYS:\
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;
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; Search drive for NetWare/MARS NWE utilities:
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MAP INS S1:=SYS:PUBLIC
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; Search drive for the SYS: root. This keeps SYS:\ on the search path like
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; the standard Novell login script does.
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MAP INS S2:=SYS:
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; First regular drive mapped to SYS:\SYSTEM, matching the standard Novell
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; login script layout shown by MAP after login.
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MAP *1:=SYS:SYSTEM
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; Examples for local customisation. Enable only after creating the
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; corresponding directories or volumes.
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;
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; User home directory on SYS:
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; IF MEMBER OF "EVERYONE" THEN
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; MAP ROOT H:=SYS:HOME\%LOGIN_NAME
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; END
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;
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; Shared directory on SYS:
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; IF MEMBER OF "EVERYONE" THEN
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; MAP G:=SYS:SHARED
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; END
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;
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; Department example:
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; IF MEMBER OF "SALES" THEN
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; MAP S:=SYS:DEPT\SALES
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; END
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;
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; Local DOS search path example:
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; MAP INS S2:=C:\DOS
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; COMSPEC=C:\COMMAND.COM
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;
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; Start a program after login, for example a menu:
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; #SYS:PUBLIC\MENU.EXE
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;
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; Exit to a workstation batch file:
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; EXIT "STARTNET.BAT"
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WRITE
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WRITE "Login script complete."
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