NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT TITLE: Profs 1.1 Update - rev c README FOR: PRUPC.EXE NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS: PROFS for NetWare Global MHS 1.0 ABSTRACT: This is the update to NetWare Global MHS to PROFS ! IMPORTANT ! Before installing this patch, you must be running Netware Global MHS to PROFS v1.0 ----------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER THE ORIGIN OF THIS INFORMATION MAY BE INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL TO NOVELL. NOVELL MAKES EVERY EFFORT WITHIN ITS MEANS TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION. HOWEVER, THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR YOUR INFORMATION ONLY. NOVELL MAKES NO EXPLICIT OR IMPLIED CLAIMS TO THE VALIDITY OF THIS INFORMATION. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ISSUE: This patch incorporates the following fixes: ============================================ 1) The sender's name is now set to the SMF long name instead of the SMF short name. 2) PROFS message acknowlegement (.ak) requests are now correctly handled. Acknowledgements will only be sent to the PROFS user if so requested by the PROFS user. By default, Global MHS will create an acknowledgement when the message has been successfully delivered to the recipient's mailbox. This is the recommended option. Optionally, the Global MHS adminstator can request that acknowledgments are returned to the sender only when the recipient has actually read the message. This option is activated by adding the following parameter to the NGMPROFS configuration data on the NGM.CFG file: RECEIPT-NOTIFICATION-ON-READ=TRUE NOTE: If using the above option, the application being used by the recipient must be fully SMF71 compliant and create receipt notifications as documented in the SMF71 Reference guide. Otherwise, acknowledgements will not be sent back to the PROFS sender. 3) If the sender's address (NDS user) is registered in the GMHS database, the PROFS protocol module will obtain the SYSTEM name from the extended address part. Otherwise, the sender is registered in the auto registration table & the short name for the SMF GATEWAY is used as a SYSTEM name. Self-Extracting File Name: prupc.exe Files Included Size Date Time ..\ PRUPC.TXT (This file) PATCH.EXE 45928 7-1-93 2:00:00 am PATCH.RTP 66052 3-27-95 2:50:30 pm PROFS10C.TXT 4307 7-20-95 2:50:22 pm Installation Instructions: TO APPLY THIS PATCH: =================== 1) Delete PATCH.* from the NGM\BIN directory if you have applied previous NGM patches. 2) Delete the BACKUP directory from the NGM\BIN directory if it exists. Otherwise, ignore STEP 2. 3) Copy the files PATCH.EXE and PATCH.RTP to your NGM\BIN subdirectory. 4) Change directories to your NGM\BIN directory. 5) Make a backup copy of the following NGMPROFS v1.0 files: NGMPROFS.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 2711 bytes in size) PROFSCON.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 160311 bytes in size) PROFSRUN.NLM (dated 05-31-94 ; 259070 bytes in size) PROFUINS.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 2952 bytes in size) PROFSCON.HLP (dated 03-21-94 ; 4306 bytes in size) if you have previously applied the PROFS101 patch, your current NGMPROFS files will have the following file statistics: NGMPROFS.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 2711 bytes in size) PROFSCON.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 160311 bytes in size) PROFSRUN.NLM (dated 07-12-94 ; 259679 bytes in size) PROFUINS.NLM (dated 04-12-94 ; 2952 bytes in size) PROFSCON.HLP (dated 03-21-94 ; 4306 bytes in size) 6) Run the program PATCH.EXE (with no parameters). 7) If the patch succeeds, delete PATCH.EXE and PATCH.RTP. The resulting NGMPROFS files will have the following file statistics: NGMPROFS NLM 2711 03-27-95 10:07a PROFSCON NLM 160311 03-27-95 10:07a PROFSRUN NLM 259965 03-27-95 10:06a PROFUINS NLM 2952 04-12-94 6:40p PROFSCON HLP 4306 03-21-94 11:43a PROFSRUN MAP 93027 03-24-95 11:17a 8) If the patch fails, restore the files backed up in Step 8 and contact Novell Technical Support for additional help. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Any trademarks referenced in this document are the property of their respective owners. Consult your product manuals for complete trademark information. -----------------------------------------------------------------