ES> It looks like Max isn't passing the right comm handle info to door.sys
 ES> though. My modem is on com2 and it writes it's connected to com3 which
 ES> is unavailable and causes errors??? 

Same here.  Max is doing right, its passing the com port handle that OS/2
uses to the door which is bad for DOS doors.

Here is a fix that I did overhere that works great!

What it does is set the com port on a per task basis.

I modified the DOORSYS.MEC file to look like:

===
[delete]node%K\Door.Sys
[open]node%K\Door.Sys
[iftask]1 [write]COM2:
[iftask]2 [write]COM3:
[iftask]3 [write]COM4:
[iftask]4 [write]COM5:
[iftask]5 [write]COM6:
[write]%b[comment                                       Baud rate]
[write]8[comment                                        Stop bits]
[write]%k[comment                                       Node number]
[write]N[comment DTE locked? -- Set to baud rate if running a locked port!!!]
===

These are the first few lines of the DOORSYS.MEC but I modified
the part that writes the comport to check the task and write the
com port that I use for that task.

I also modified the location of where I write the door.sys file
so be aware of that, in my case it would be written to \max\node01\door.sys
if the node was 1 and 02 if the node is 2.

Someone might have a better way, but this was what I use and I've never
had a problem with it.

matt





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