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NDS CLIENT suite v 0.90
Patrick Pollet <patrick.pollet@insa-lyon.fr>
This set of applications was written to help our students to get access to their
NDS based home directories when using Linux boxes and ncpfs.
These TCL/tk front ends takes care of everything.
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ndslogin: Just login and mount a permanent ncp connection in a
~/ncp/SERVER/SYS directory in your home.
a KDE window will open right in your home if you set openhome_onlogin in
the ndsclient.conf file. Otherwise, use ndshome to open it later.
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ndslogout.tcl: Get out of Netware, and forget about me !
It is important to use it since your Netware connections ARE NOT
closed automatically when you logout of Linux.
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ndshome.tcl: Search your NDS home directory, mount it and open a
Kde window, if you are already logged. Otherwise, call ndslogin.
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ndswhoami.tcl: You guessed it ;-)
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ndspasswd.tcl: Change you NDS passwords in a quite friendly way.
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ndsspace.tcl: Display available space on your Netware based home directory
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ndsmount.tcl: Mounts extra NDS volumes in your Linux box.
Only volumes belonging to trees to which you are authenticated
will be shown.
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ncpmount.tcl: Mounts extra Netware volumes in your Linux box.
All Netware servers will be displayed. Still you must be authenticated
before to access their volumes.
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This work was inspired by the Now-Well graphical login for bindery
based servers by Erwin Preuner<asterix-55@gmx.net>
I did stole from his work a lot of bitmaps, and chunk of TCL/tk code....
The good work was Erwin's... all added bugs are mine ;-)
PP February 2001.