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VAPDOS V1.0 (C) 1990 Artefact, The Netherlands
NAME
COMMAND.VAP
DESCRIPTION
VAPDOS consists of a simple command interpreter to be loaded as a VAP
next to Netware V2.1x. It allows you to use simple DOS-like commands
from the console to look around on the File Server, type file
contents, display the USERLIST, etc.
INSTALLATION OF VAP-DOS.
To install VAP-DOS copy COMMAND.VAP to the SYS:SYSTEM directory of the
File Server. Create a configuration file for the File Server, called
SERVER.CFG.
Place the following line in the SERVER.CFG file:
VAP WAIT xxx
This command will give you the ability to allow your server to boot
and automatically load any VAPs in the SYS:SYSTEM directory.
The "xxx" in VAP WAIT indicates the number of seconds that the server
will wait before automatically loading VAPs. If no number is given,
i.e. "VAP WAIT", then the minimum wait time of 10 seconds will be
used. The range of time (in seconds) is 10 to 360. If you press any
key while the server is "counting down" the VAP WAIT time it will
abort the loading of all VAPs. Otherwise, VAPs will be loaded and the
server will continue its booting.
BOOTING THE FILE SERVER.
After placing both files in the SYS:SYSTEM directory reboot the file
server. After the specified VAP WAIT time the VAP's will be loaded.
Now the COMMAND VAP is ready for use. On the File Server console type
"COMMAND". The COMMAND VAP will run its command interpreter.
EXAMPLE:
:COMMAND
Artefact VAP-DOS Version 1.00
(C)Copyright Artefact, Delft, The Netherlands 1981-1989
A:\LOGIN>
Artefact's VAP-DOS interprets the following commands:
cd Change the current directory
cls Clear the screen
debug Look around in the server memory
dir Display a directory
exit Leave VAP-DOS
help List of VAP-DOS commands
login Login to the file server
logout Logout from to file server
type Display a file (with pause at screenful)
userlist Display all users logged in on this server
vap Display VAPS
vol Display name of disk
CD
to change the directory to the specified directory. With CD it is
possible to change the volume as well. Only one drive is available in
VAP-DOS: drive A:.
example:
A:\LOGIN>CD \
A:>CD VOL1:FILES
A:\FILES>
CLS
will clear the console screen.
example:
A:\LOGIN>CLS
DEBUG
This command starts a very simple debugger with 2 possible commands:
D xxxx:xxxx Display memory from address xxxx:xxxx. Some addresses
can not be accessed with DEBUG, if you try one of
these addresses one of 2 possible error-messages will
appear:
"No read access up selector xxxx"
"No more access" if at the end of accessible segment.
Two important segments are :
18:0 GDI General Description Table
10:0 IDT Interrupt Description Table
Q Quit the debugger
example:
A:\LOGIN>DEBUG
-D 0600:0
0600:0000 4E 57 50 72 6F 63 0E 02 F8 00 08 22 F8 00 79 1E NWProc....."..y.
0600:0010 F8 00 87 01 E8 00 87 0B F0 02 BC 0B F0 02 F8 02 ................
0600:0020 00 00 43 6F 6D 6D 61 6E 64 20 28 43 29 20 31 39 ..Command (C) 19
0600:0030 38 39 20 41 72 74 65 66 61 63 74 2C 20 44 65 6C 89 Artefact, Del
0600:0040 66 74 2C 20 54 68 65 20 4E 65 74 68 65 72 6C 61 ft, The Netherla
0600:0050 6E 64 73 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 nds.............
0600:0060 00 00 01 00 43 4F 4D 4D 41 4E 44 00 00 00 00 00 ....COMMAND.....
0600:0070 00 00 00 00 43 6F 6D 6D 61 6E 64 20 2D 20 73 69 ....Command - si
0600:0080 6D 75 6C 61 74 65 20 44 4F 53 20 6F 6E 20 73 65 mulate DOS on se
0600:0090 72 76 65 72 20 20 28 43 29 20 31 39 38 39 20 41 rver (C) 1989 A
0600:00A0 72 74 65 66 61 63 74 2C 20 44 65 6C 66 74 2C 20 rtefact, Delft,
0600:00B0 54 68 65 20 4E 65 74 68 65 72 6C 61 6E 64 73 00 The Netherlands.
0600:00C0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0600:00D0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0600:00E0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0600:00F0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
-Q
A:\LOGIN>
DIR
to display all files and subdirectories in the current directory.
example:
A:\LOGIN>DIR
Volume in drive A is SYS
Directory of A:\LOGIN
SLIST EXE 12423 9-14-87 9:24a
LOGIN EXE 58083 8-15-88 2:58p
2 File(s) 0 bytes free
EXIT
to stop the command interpreter and to return to the console screen.
A connection with the File Server will be terminated
if you answer YES to the question, "do you wish to logout ?"
example:
A:\LOGIN>EXIT
:
HELP
to display all commands that can be used in VAP-DOS.
example:
A:\LOGIN>HELP
Cd Change the current directory
Cls Clear the screen
Debug Look around in the server memory
Dir Display a directory
Exit Leave VAP-DOS
Help List of VAP-DOS commands
Login Login to the file server
Logout Logout from to file server
Type Display a file (with pause at screenful)
Userlist Display all users logged in on this server
Vap Display VAPS
Vol Display name of disk
A:\LOGIN>
LOGIN
to execute a login on the File Server. The password is echoed
on the screen.
example:
A:\LOGIN>LOGIN
Enter user name : supervisor
Enter password : test
A:\LOGIN>
LOGOUT
to execute the logout function.
example:
A:\FILES>LOGOUT
A:\LOGIN>
TYPE
to display a file in successive screenfulls
example:
A:\LOGIN> TYPE FILENAME.EXT
This is filename.ext.
A:\LOGIN>
USERLIST
to display a list of all users connected to this File Server.
example:
A:\LOGIN>USERLIST
User Information for Server ARTEFACT
Connection User Name Network Node Address Login Time
---------- -------------- -------- ------------ -------------------
1 SUPERVISOR [ 01] [ 35] 2-16-1990 11:00 am
4 DICK [ 01] [ 64] 2-19-1990 10:59 am
5 EDWIN [ 01] [ 39] 2-19-1990 10:01 am
7 PATRICK [ 01] [ 37] 2-19-1990 12:12 pm
8 JOOST [ 01] [ 68] 2-19-1990 10:10 am
9 BAS [ 01] [ 80] 2-19-1990 9:49 am
10 * GUEST [ 01] [ 32] 2-19-1990 12:47 pm
11 WILLEM [ 01] [ 36] 2-19-1990 10:41 am
16 HERMINE [ 01] [ 04] 2-19-1990 9:31 am
17 SOPHIE [ 01] [ 03] 2-19-1990 10:02 am
18 RAP_SERVER [ 01] [ 32] 2-19-1990 12:44 pm
A:\LOGIN>
VAP
to display information on all VAPs loaded. It also displays the VAPs'
Header addresses. With the DEBUG command a VAP can be displayed from
its Header address.
example:
A:\LOGIN>VAP
VAP Header Name
0 0600 Command (C) Artefact, Delft, The Netherlands
Keywords: COMMAND
A:\LOGIN>
VOL
to display the volume name of the disk you are using.
example:
A:\LOGIN>VOL
Volume in drive A is SYS
A:\LOGIN>
Artefact's other products in a nutshell:
LAN (Novell) products: (see also SHOW.ZIP)
NetMonitor - to communicate with, observe and use stations
MultiMon - to observe and use one or more stations
NetGuard - protect stations and local drives
NetBatch - distributed processing of queued jobs
NetUtilities - management tool set
NetCure - ETHERNET monitor/analyser with very flexible
filtering (not specifically for Novell)
GROUPWARE based on the RAP (Remote APplication) concept:
The application runs as a NLM or VAP next to Novell or
on a dedicated station; at anytime you can reach the application
through a small multitasking window shell.
NETTI - NETwork Telephone Information system
AGNES - AGenda NEtwork System (appointments/scheduling)
MEMORY products: (see also MEMORY.ZIP)
to extend conventional memory in the 640Kb-1Mb area
NeatPlus - for AT/386s with NEAT (tm) Chip Set or compatibles
MemPlus - for PCs with RAM available between 640Kb-1Mb (Philips XT)
RamRom card - to add RAM in the 640Kb-1Mb area in any PC/XT/AT
RamPlus/2 card - to add RAM in the 640Kb-1Mb area in any MCA PS/2
SpacePlus - to load 1 .COM type program in 64Kb of extended memory
For any remarks, suggestions and additional information on
products from Artefact, please contact:
ARTEFACT
Nassaulaan 2A,
2628 GH Delft,
The Netherlands.
Fax : +31 15 618 202
Telephone: +31 15 617 532
BBS : +31 15 620 790 (2400, N, 8, 1)