Short filenames
"Dr. Carl-Werner Oehlrich" <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Oct 2003 08:43:42 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.lisp.open-source.franz |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello, I am new here on the list. Yesterday I installed Allegro NFSd on my win2000 platform and XFS on a dos-System connected to the server. Anything works fine! Whith this configuration I would like to kick off the Microsoft WFW (Windows for Workgroups) addon on the DOS system. But this is where I got in trouble. On the win2000 Server I have a big file (kind of database file) with filenames and other stuff in it. The file names in there are the short form of the filenames I got from the File System Object with the .ShortPath method. On the dos-System I open this big database file, read the filenames and access the files via the network. Using WFW the filenames in the database file are exactly the names I need to access from the dos-side. Using Allegro NFSd the short filenames seem to be calculated by an other algorithm. I could not understand why nor do I know the way they are calculated. Is there a chance to use the .ShortPath method in Allegro NFSd to calculate the short filenames? My problem is I do not know anything about Lisp and I was told it is very different to C or Java. I also do not have a Lisp Compiler to make necessary changes by my own. Is there anybody out there who could provide me with a little help? Thank's a lot Charly