earle@MAHENDO.JPL.NASA.GOV (Greg Earle) (05/15/88)
In my previous message about `NeWS networking', I said look at the *top* of `init.ps'. I meant look at the *bottom* (92% down, to be exact), specifically look at the code that initializes `RemoteHostRegistry' and also look at the use of `NetSecurityWanted'. You can manually edit these yourself, or use the capabilities of `newshost' that Stephen Page mentioned (better). - Greg Earle Sun Microsystems Los Angeles Regional Technical Consultant
orr@cs.glasgow.ac.uk (Fraser Orr) (05/17/88)
In article <8805151238.AA24236@mahendo.Jpl.Nasa.Gov> earle@MAHENDO.JPL.NASA.GOV (Greg Earle) writes: > >In my previous message about `NeWS networking', I said look at the *top* of >`init.ps'. I meant look at the *bottom* (92% down, to be exact), specifically >look at the code that initializes `RemoteHostRegistry' and also look at >the use of `NetSecurityWanted'. You can manually edit these yourself, or >use the capabilities of `newshost' that Stephen Page mentioned (better). > Or alternatively put something like ... /NetSecurityWanted false def in your user.ps file! Why do NeWS people constantly feel the need to hack the system files? ==Fraser Orr ( Dept C.S., Univ. Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ, UK) UseNet: {uk}!cs.glasgow.ac.uk!orr JANET: orr@uk.ac.glasgow.cs ARPANet(preferred xAtlantic): orr%cs.glasgow.ac.uk@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk