Locked files, user access denied (Networking Products)
At 20 AUG 1999 07:08:07AM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:
I moved Arev 3.10 application to NT 4.0 server, installed multiuser pack, NT service v1.5 and NPP.
Works just fined from one station but after logging out the batch file (START.BAT) to log in and arev.exe, arevc,ini, lh2.ovl, revboot and revparam files are locked and nobody can log in with START.BAT file. I can log in manually at DOS prompt with AREV MYAPPLICATION /X but this is not acceptable since batch file is needed to setup printer and ARAV parameter at the login time.
At 20 AUG 1999 07:09AM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:
With NLM there has to be TSR loaded. Is there anything like that needed with NT service?
At 20 AUG 1999 09:04AM ArjunRevelation wrote:
There is nothing like the TSR which is required by the NT SERVICE. I would suggest doing a re-install of the NPP again, on the machines giving you this problem and make sure that the ALL NETWORKS DRIVER 1.5 is selected.
You can try creating a new shortcut and allocate 4096 of EMS memory to the application.
At 20 AUG 1999 10:20AM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:
Do you mean I have to install NPP on each workstation even the application is run from the network drive?
These Win NT4.0 workstation have no EMS memory. How do you allocate EMS memory?
]There is nothing like the TSR which is required by the NT SERVICE. I ]would suggest doing a re-install of the NPP again, on the machines ]giving you this problem and make sure that the ALL NETWORKS DRIVER ]1.5 is selected. You can try creating a new shortcut and allocate ]4096 of EMS memory to the application.
At 20 AUG 1999 12:05PM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:
Do you mean I have to install NPP on each workstation even the application is run from the network drive?
These Win NT4.0 workstation have no EMS memory. How do you allocate EMS memory?
]There is nothing like the TSR which is required by the NT SERVICE. I ]would suggest doing a re-install of the NPP again, on the machines ]giving you this problem and make sure that the ALL NETWORKS DRIVER ]1.5 is selected. You can try creating a new shortcut and allocate ]4096 of EMS memory to the application.
At 21 AUG 1999 12:23PM akaplan@sprezzatura.com - [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
You only have to install the NPP into ARev. Once it's loaded, that will be the network driver ARev will use.
As for EMS, just tell NT that this DOS program will be using EMS memory. Win9x and NT use XMS to emulate EMS. Setting it in the shortcut/pif file will allocate all you need.
As for not starting, if it will start from the command line, it will start from a shortcut/pif file. What are the contents of the batch file?
akaplan@sprezzatura.com
At 23 AUG 1999 02:21PM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:
When I install start.bat file shortcut the memory tab doesn't exist since the PIF file is not involved so EMS can't be set.
When I install arev.exe file shortcut the PIF gets into the picture and the memory tab is in there.
Here is my START.BAT file
@echo off
net use lpt1 \\bz\husum_madde
set AREV=arevc.ini
AREV NOSS /S
Set AREV=
Net Use lpt1 /delete