lphillips@lpami.wimsey.bc.ca (Larry Phillips) (10/22/90)
In <15030@brahms.udel.edu>, jeremym@brahms.udel.edu (Jeremy A Moskowitz) writes: > >1) Why must I stack 50000 before I run dnet? Or the guru comes to call. >How can I fix this? ie: memory 'aint a problem, I have 5 megs, >but, to me, the extra keystrokes are DAMN annoying. Use a script. Within the script, use the stack command to set stack=50000, run DNet, then stack=<whatever value you normally use>. >3) If I have more than one FTERM running, and I want to >get or put a file ... how do I tell putfiles and getfiles >which fterm it is? It is phychic? I dont think so. Does it even use an FTerm? I know I never worried about it. I have used a couple of interactive windows and had get/putfiles running without interference. > 7) Who thinks Dillon and Khalid Aldiorsi should get in a room >together and program till their eyes fall out? I'll go along with that, and will pass on the sentiment to Khalid. His eyes are already about to fall out, I think, but the synergy could be awesom. > 8) who would win? The users. -larry -- It is not possible to both understand and appreciate Intel CPUs. -D.Wolfskill +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | // Larry Phillips | | \X/ lphillips@lpami.wimsey.bc.ca -or- uunet!van-bc!lpami!lphillips | | COMPUSERVE: 76703,4322 -or- 76703.4322@compuserve.com | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
jeremym@brahms.udel.edu (Jeremy A Moskowitz) (10/23/90)
Well, the people who told me (again and again) to
use zoo e// dnet *WERE* correct.
It split the unix and amiga sides great.
I uploaded them, compliled it, and whamo. It
worked. (acutally, not at first.)
I got a post (mail) from someone (sorry, dude!)
who solved all my troubles. The command to start
DNET on the Amiga's side is:
1> run dnet -P0 -Z0 -m -X -8
On Unix:
%dnet -m0
Now, I don't know why this works, or really care - the only thing is - *IT WORKS!!*
Ok ok ok.... So, for all those who wanted to know.. there ya go.
Now: Some questions, (and (hopefully) answers)
1) Why must I stack 50000 before I run dnet? Or the guru comes to call.
How can I fix this? ie: memory 'aint a problem, I have 5 megs,
but, to me, the extra keystrokes are DAMN annoying.
2) I want a shell-startup alias to do the above amiga run command.
like : alias dnet -P0 -Z0..etc GOdNET. I'm uncussessful. Help.
3) If I have more than one FTERM running, and I want to
get or put a file ... how do I tell putfiles and getfiles
which fterm it is? It is phychic? I dont think so.
4) I want serious vt100 emultion. And hell, it's not even 80 cols.
What can be done about this? Ie: Perfect bliss would be letting me
use my itsy bitsy teenie weenie term program called TERMINAL.
It's small, and has perfecto vt100 elumation. Get the picture? Good.
5) I have three separate accounts on three separate mainframes.
a. brahms (which many of you know) b. freezer (my newest and
the one
I should
be contacted at!)
and c. Vax1
The DNET is installed on Freezer. If I have a file on Brahms
I want to download (or upload or whatever) how will fterm
know I want to put the file there, and not on the Freezer account?
6) A one window Dnet is fast. But, a one window Dnet kinda defeats
the purpose of DET, no don't it? How (other than an HST) can I
get my DNET running faster? I'm sure there's a way. Actually,
if Dillon wrote it, it can't get any faster, rite? :)
7) Who thinks Dillon and Khalid Aldiorsi should get in a room
together and program till their eyes fall out?
8) who would win?
9) Why do I always post 43 in the keywords? (Potentially important trivial
persuit question, here!)
10) Notice how nice it is having exactly 10 questions?
Ps: A special thanks to Tad Guy, a ritchous dude, who, definately
deserves thanks. (if not serious $$) :)
Who can ANSWER ME? (oops 11 questions, damn.)
-l8r
E Pluribus// Ok.. Contacts, right: ***NEW ADDRESS** **NEW ADDRESS**
UNIX // Primary NET : jeremy@freezer.it.udel.edu <jeremy>
// Secondary NET : jeremym@brahms.udel.edu <jeremym>
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\X/ Amiga's rule, but then again, who doesn't really know this??
---> Know what I hate most? Rhetorical questions. <--- bard@jessica.stanford.edu (David Hopper) (10/24/90)
In article <2152@lpami.wimsey.bc.ca> lphillips@lpami.wimsey.bc.ca (Larry Phillips) writes: >In <15030@brahms.udel.edu>, jeremym@brahms.udel.edu (Jeremy A Moskowitz) writes: >> > >> 7) Who thinks Dillon and Khalid Aldiorsi should get in a room >>together and program till their eyes fall out? > >I'll go along with that, and will pass on the sentiment to Khalid. His eyes are >already about to fall out, I think, but the synergy could be awesom. This is a GREAT point. DNet and ScripIt together? Has anybody seen Timbuktu on the Mac? Now that C= is taking a fighting stance on networking, I think this kind of program is a *necessity*. >> 8) who would win? > >The users. They damn well would. >-larry > Dave Hopper | /// Yesterday, CS. | Academic Info Resources | /// Today, Anthropology. | Mac & UNIX Consultant bard@jessica. | \\\/// | "Somebody get me a job Stanford.EDU | \XX/ Tomorrow... bleeding ulcers. | with a computer I LIKE"