JFS10@psuvm.psu.edu (Jonathan Swaby) (12/11/90)
I am having problems running Dnet on a SPARCserver 1+ running SUNOS4.1. The
code compiled with no problems, but things just do not seem to work. Fterm
operates correctly, but getfiles and putfiles do not seem to work. I have
been able to get Dnet to run correctly on another SUN machine just by
following the instructions that came with dnet. I have notice when I run
it on the one machine it spawns roughly 3 subprocesses. On the machine
that is giving me problems it spawns perphaps 1 subprocess. I know the
information I have given is vague, so if you there is more information I
can give I am more than willing. I am using an Amiga 1000 with a 2400baud
modem to connect.
Jonathan Swaby jfs10@psuvm.psu.edu
jswaby@psusun01.psu.edu
swaby@zelinski.psu.edupm0@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Patrick Martin) (12/12/90)
In article <90345.101107JFS10@psuvm.psu.edu> JFS10@psuvm.psu.edu (Jonathan Swaby) writes: >I am having problems running Dnet on a SPARCserver 1+ running SUNOS4.1. The >code compiled with no problems, but things just do not seem to work. Fterm >operates correctly, but getfiles and putfiles do not seem to work. I have >been able to get Dnet to run correctly on another SUN machine just by >following the instructions that came with dnet. I have notice when I run >it on the one machine it spawns roughly 3 subprocesses. On the machine >that is giving me problems it spawns perphaps 1 subprocess. I know the >information I have given is vague, so if you there is more information I >can give I am more than willing. I am using an Amiga 1000 with a 2400baud >modem to connect. > >Jonathan Swaby jfs10@psuvm.psu.edu > jswaby@psusun01.psu.edu > swaby@zelinski.psu.edu Did you add the drectory where getfiles and putfiles reside to your path? Sometimes I lose the path for no apparent reason so I have to type work:dnet/bin/getfiles -d <dest> -c <source> to get it to work. One other thing, if my memory serves me correctly, you also have to have a directory which is not one of your subdirectories <I believe> which has dnet.servers and dnet.config in it. Hope this helped somewhat, it has been awhile since I set dnet up on mys system. Pat