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from: Michal H. Tyc
date: 2004-07-14 13:48:12
subject: Re: COPY/MOVE From Mapped Drive

From: "Michal H. Tyc" 

On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 22:56:38 -0400 (EDT), Gary Welles wrote:

> SHARE on the remote system will only cure the problem if the
> drives are mapped with PNW.

> I normally do not use PNW SERVER and VLM and use only IPX and
> DV/X on both machines.  The DV/X machines are both client and
> server where SHARE's file locking can be an aggravation with
> multitasking.

I'm totally ignorant on DV/X, but I always thought that multitasking
and networking environments are these that SHARE is mainly intended
for...

> In any event SHARE has had no effect on 4DOS and the DV/X
> mapping where it's remote drive TSR maps in individual DOS
> windows (secondary shells).  In this case 4DOS COPY/MOVE
> _from_ remote fails when Novell DOS 7.00 or DR-DOS 7.03 and
> not MS-DOS 6.22 and 7.10 are on the client side.

As I understand, the remote drive TSR runs on the "client" (local)
machine? Is there any difference when you replace DR-DOS with
MS-DOS on the "server" (remote) machine?

Maybe the DV/X remote drive TSR uses some undocumented MS-DOS
functions or data structures, which aren't implemented or aren't
100% compatible under DR-DOS?

> This mapping is limited compared to global mapping in DOS
> before DV/X, however when I need to act on remote files the
> usual means is to open a remote DOS shell or run a remote
> application and thus use the additional resources (memory,
> CPU, etc.) of the other machine.  From the remote shell I can
> map my local drives as remote in the remote shell and then
> copy _to_ them with 4DOS.

But your problem occurs within local shell as well, right?

Michal



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