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Article #5074Re: DNET Questions
From: Henrik Clausen
Date: Sun, 26 Aug 1990 18:37
Date: Sun, 26 Aug 1990 18:37
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>In article <1990Aug21.215221.9387@bony1.uucp> stevef@bony1.uucp (Steve Faiwiszewski) writes:
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>I have a few questions about DNet. I'm running with version 2.10 on a
>DECstation 3100, going through a terminal server. Everything works
>fine (well, usually) except when I attempt to use putfile from the
>Amiga side. Putfile will seem to work correctly all the way till the
>end, and then display the message "Queued.." (or is it 'Queued
>waiting...', I don't remember off hand), and then just sit there.
>Once in a while a checksum error gets printed, and that's it. Does
>anyone know what's going on? Getfiles works fine.
Perhaps the DECstation spools the data to some serial handler, which in
turn spews out your data. Are you still sending/receiving data? Running off
a Sunstation had this interesting behaviour that it'd push out the whole file
to some modem daemon, apparently very fast, and then wait. Eventually, the file
always got there.
>Is there an NFS interface?
Amiga<->Amiga, the Software Distillery NET-handler, is the closest you get.
-Henrik
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