From: "Ed Durrant" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
Message-ID: <49E25194.5050604@durrant.mine.nu>
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:39:48 +1000
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To: OS/2 Wireless Users Mailing List <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] Re: tcpstart
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I'd rem out that TCPCOEX line and rename your B4TCP file so it doesn't 
find it and try again. i think it's the additions that are causing you 
problems.

here's my tcpstart.cmd file:

@echo off
 
echo CONFIGURING TCP/IP .....
 
IF EXIST G:\TCPIP\BIN\B4TCP.CMD CALL G:\TCPIP\BIN\B4TCP.CMD
echo ..... FINISHED CONFIGURING TCP/IP
 
echo Make current connection LAN only.
IF EXIST G:\TCPIP\BIN\TOGGLE.EXE G:\TCPIP\BIN\TOGGLE.EXE
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :DONESERVERS
 
 
echo STARTING THE TCP/IP PROCESSES .....
REM start inetd
REM echo     ..... INET Daemon Started
REM start telnetd
REM echo     ..... TELNET Daemon Started
REM start ftpd
REM echo     ..... FTP Daemon Started
REM start tftpd
REM echo     ..... TFTP Daemon Started
REM start rexecd
REM echo     ..... REXEC Daemon Started
REM start rshd
REM echo     ..... RSH Daemon Started
REM start lpd
REM echo     ..... LP Daemon Started
REM start routed -2
REM echo     ..... ROUTED Started
REM start /c xinit.cmd -nocopyright
REM echo     ..... X System Server Started
REM start talkd
REM echo     ..... TALK Daemon Started
REM start portmap
REM echo     ..... Portmapper Started
REM start nfsd
REM echo     ..... Network File System Server Started
REM start sendmail -bd -q30m -CG:\MPTN\ETC\sendmail.uml
REM echo     ..... SENDMAIL Started
REM start lprportd
REM echo     ..... LPRPORTD Started
REM start rsvpd
REM echo     ..... RSVPD Started
REM start syslogd
REM echo     ..... SYSLOGD Started
REM start timed
REM echo     ..... TIMED Started
echo ..... FINISHED STARTING THE TCP/IP PROCESSES
 
:DONESERVERS
 
IF EXIST G:\TCPIP\BIN\TCPEXIT.CMD CALL G:\TCPIP\BIN\TCPEXIT.CMD
echo .....  EXITING TCPSTART.CMD  .....



Cheers/2

Ed.
 

os24u wrote:
> ** Reply to note from "OS/2 Wireless Users Mailing List" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com> Sat, 11 Apr 2009 05:09:33 -0400
>
>   
>> The setup.cmd file looks fine.
>>   
>> I have no idea what TCPCOEX is and whether it may be causing the  problems - it appears to be trying to start NFS (which is not peer 
>> networking, rather a Unix style network drive mounting capability) - it  is reporting an error, I would try to stop this from trying to run.
>>   
>> The other file that may be relevant is tcpstart.cmd - can you post that  here please ?
>>     
>
>   **tcpstart.cmd**
> @echo off
>
> echo CONFIGURING TCP/IP .....
>
> echo See if install cleanup needed.
> D:\TCPIP\BIN\TCPCOEX.EXE
>
> IF EXIST D:\TCPIP\BIN\B4TCP.CMD CALL D:\TCPIP\BIN\B4TCP.CMD
> echo ..... FINISHED CONFIGURING TCP/IP
>
> echo Make current connection LAN only.
> IF EXIST D:\TCPIP\BIN\TOGGLE.EXE D:\TCPIP\BIN\TOGGLE.EXE
> IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :DONESERVERS
> REM 
>
> echo STARTING THE TCP/IP PROCESSES .....
> REM start inetd
> REM echo     ..... INET Daemon Started
> REM start telnetd 
> REM echo     ..... TELNET Daemon Started
> REM start ftpd 
> REM echo     ..... FTP Daemon Started
> REM start tftpd 
> REM echo     ..... TFTP Daemon Started
> REM start rexecd 
> REM echo     ..... REXEC Daemon Started
> REM start rshd
> REM echo     ..... RSH Daemon Started
> REM start lpd 
> REM echo     ..... LP Daemon Started
> REM start routed -q
> REM echo     ..... ROUTED Started
> REM start /c xinit.cmd -nocopyright
> REM echo     ..... X System Server Started
> REM start talkd
> REM echo     ..... TALK Daemon Started
> REM start portmap
> REM echo     ..... Portmapper Started
> REM start nfsd
> REM echo     ..... Network File System Server Started
> REM nfsstart.exe 
> REM echo     ..... Network File System Client Started
> REM start sendmail -bd -q30m
> REM echo     ..... SENDMAIL Started
> REM start lprportd
> REM echo     ..... LPRPORTD Started
> REM echo ..... FINISHED STARTING THE TCP/IP PROCESSES
>
> :DONESERVERS
>
> IF EXIST D:\TCPIP\BIN\TCPEXIT.CMD CALL D:\TCPIP\BIN\TCPEXIT.CMD
> echo .....  EXITING TCPSTART.CMD  .....
>
>  Also have b4tcp.cmd with:
>
> inetcfg -s all
>
>  One user suggests the b4 file, another tcpexit.cmd for above line.   Since you responded again it must NOT be normal to have to reset
> routes every time a ftp server is begun.
>
>         Cal
>
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