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- From: kupfer@htlulx.htl-bw.ch (Kupferschmid Christian)
- Subject: Re: InfoServer access to Ultrix OLD
- Message-ID: <1992Dec15.200437.24982@htlulx.htl-bw.ch>
- Sender: kupfer@htlulx (Kupferschmid Christian)
- Organization: HTL Brugg-Windisch, Switzerland
- References: <1992Dec14.153656.1356@galaxy.gov.bc.ca>
- Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 20:04:37 GMT
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- How to mount a Infoserver CD on VMS client:
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- Define a service on the infoserver for each VMS OLD CD drive.
- E.g:
- info> create service cddoc1 for dk1:
- You have to do this for every CD you'd like to mount. At the end enter a SAVE command to save your definitions on disk.
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- After that you should be able to mount it from a VAX-VMS system.
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- You need the infoserver client software.
- Type
- mc ess$ladcp bind cddoc1 /nowrite
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- This creats a device called DADn:
- Enter this command for every VAX-VMS service you created on the infoserver.
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- Now you can mount it
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- mount/sys DADn: label
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- Mount each CD sperately with it's own label.
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- You hav to mount it with /system so it is accessible of anyone.
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- Now you have to assign the logical DECW$BOOK to the directory [DECW$BOOK] on the OLD CD.
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- define/system DECW$BOOK DAD$CDDOC1:[DECW$BOOK],DAD$CDDOC2:[DECW$BOOK]
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- Add each DAD$xxx device you mounted seperated by a comma.
- The second logical you need for the bookreader is DECW$BOOKSHELF.
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- define/system DECW$BOOKSHELF DAD$CDDOC1:[DECW$BOOK]LIBRARY.DECW$BOOKSHELF
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- This logical points to the contentsfile of the OLD.
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- Now you should be able to use the VAX-VMS bookreader.
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- You will not be able to access an ULTRIX OLD directly from an VMS system.
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- But this is another story.
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- Hope you can follow my explanations.
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- C u
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- Chris
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