Charles Bowman wrote in a message to David Calafrancesco:
 CB> David Calafrancesco wrote in a message to Charles Bowman:
 DC> You forgot to recreate the resolv2 file as DOIP creates one on the
 DC> fly but InJoy expects it to be there already. 
 CB> That was the answer but DOIP didn't seem to create the
 CB> resolv2.  I never ran into that before and I've done quite a
 CB> few installations. Does DOIP normally create the resolv2
 CB> also?
It should... depends on whether you are using the Warp4 DOIP or the Warp3 
version. The WarpConnect and later TCPIP used RESOLV2 and all previous 
versions used RESOLV. I think someone was tremendously daft for that decision 
but until I get appointed supreme emporor of the multiverse there is not much 
I can do about it. 
Basic rule for checking IP problems, first see if you can ping a name, try 
your own, then see if you can ping your ISPs router or name server using the 
dotted 4 IP address. If that fails, then your routes are messed up. If names 
fail but IPs work, then your resolv(2)/hosts files are messed up. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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