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| subject: | Re: One for the TCP/IP wizards |
MO> Quickly reading the readme.os2 within it, I notice the MO> following: MO> modification of res_init.c to read %ETC%\resolv instead of the MO> UNIX default /etc/resolv.conf. MO> I have no "resolv" files except in \TCPIP\DOS\ETC - all in MO> the %etc% path [\mptn\etc] are "resolv2.*" MO> Does that make any difference or is the documentation way out MO> of date. i just participated in a discussion on resolv and resolv2 in another area within the last few weeks... the concensus seemed to be to copy resolv2 to resolv and to either adjust your DOS VDM etc variable to point to the same place as the OS/2 config.sys setting or to copy the files from the OS/2 etc location to the DOS VDM etc location... this would be done in a script after the connection is made... no one could come up with a valid explanation as to why IBM decided to go with resolv2 for OS/2 native TCP/IP apps when the rest of the world was using resolv... additionally, no one could come up with a valid explanation as to why IBM decided to keep the DOS etc variable pointing somewhere else instead of to the "main" etc area... )\/(ark* Origin: (1:3634/12) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 3634/12 106/2000 633/267 |
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