Re: Allegro NFS - XP UID

Stokes, Rick - RIUSA <[email protected]> wrote:

>> Yep, I tried that minutes after I sent the question and got it working.
>> Thanks!
>> My problem now is getting my rsh to work. I'm running a quantum compiler on
>> a Solaris 2.6 Ultra-II, that looks something like this-
>> 
>> rsh sun -l user local-machine runq_nt c:/ testqtum test.tab test.dat
>> test.rpt
>> 
>> Everything works fine but stalls just before it actually does the compile
>> and send the data back. I know this isn't the forum for it but just thought
>> I'd let you see it.
>> 
>> Thanks again.

I suggest using the Cygwin tools for rshd and sshd.

http://cygwin.com

They are very good tools.

Kevin

>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Ahmon Dancy [mailto:[email protected]] 
>> Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 9:10 AM
>> To: Stokes, Rick - RIUSA
>> Cc: [email protected]
>> Subject: Re: Allegro NFS - XP UID 
>> 
>> Hi Rick.
>> 
>> >> I've installed Allegro as a service on Windows XP and was able to get an
>> AIX
>> >> Systems successfully mounted to it. However I cannot see to get it to
>> have
>> >> write permissions also. I realize this is within the nfs.cfg parameters
>> but
>> >> haven't been able to get it working. How do I determine the UID on the XP
>> >> System for the nfslocaluid parameter?
>> 
>> The uid would be the uid of the user on the AIX side.  If you want to
>> give yourself write access, log in the AIX machine and run the 'id'
>> program.  It will tell you what your uid is.  That is the number you
>> want to use in the nfs.cfg file.   
>> 
>> I should note that, as currently implemented, you can only give one
>> uid write access.  I'll improve that in a future release (it's really
>> just a one-line change).
>> 
>>