> > On Novell server. On server cmdline type
> > 'set display watchdog logouts = on'. Though I'm not sure that this exist
> > on NW3.12...
>
> Kh-gm once more... It's not easy even to check it. Our server loaded from
> IDE disc, but works with SCSI disk, and IDE is not mounted. This is
> iesy, but! Reload time of server is near 30 minutes... And all the company
On SERVER cmdline. Not on DOS one. You should see ':_' on server console.
Just type 'set display watchdog logouts = on' here. No offtime. It acts
immediately, without any reboot.
> Your see how greate gemorroy is to make changes in servers in
> non-programmers companies.
If you do not know that your server has 'set' command - then there is
no surprise that that ncpfs does not work for you...
> So, on my mind, the Linux software (not only Tulip or other card drivers,
> but the other too) MUST be constructed in such case to solve any problem
> within Linux. It must be TWO state of software. The first - stable work
> without any dependance of external software changing. The second - the
> stable unworking; it means the nesessary of trying another way. But it
> must not to be the third stay - sometimes work, sometimes no.
Fix it or leave it...
> > Also, as on IPX watchdogs are served by userspace ncpd, which
> >version of ncpfs do you use? Latest is 2.2.0.18.
> RedHat 6.2. standard - 2.2.0.17
2.2.0.17 ncpd can kill itself if fork() after message comes in fails.
It should not happen, but if you are not willing to look into your
logs, you should at least update all software to latest versions.
Best regards,
Petr Vandrovec
vandrove@vc.cvut.cz
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