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I try to install Andrew on Sparc 1 running Sun OS 4.1 without AFS.
When running `messages' and `amsdemo', I got the message

	Starting messages (Version 7.14, ATK 14.2); please wait...
	Illegal instruction

Does one know how to fix it? Thank you in advance.

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Can one override the default folder-name to directory mappings that are kept 
in ~/.AMS.prof?  I'm speaking

of the variables $local, $external, and $official that are identified in 
mailconf.c.


Assuming these variables can't be overridden, what part of andrew would need 
to be rebuilt in order the change

the mappings listed in ~/.AMS.prof?\
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From: att!news.cs.indiana.edu!cica!macado.cica.indiana.edu!mcmullen@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Rick McMullen)
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I would like to create equations with varibles of more than one
letter, such as "cell".  Eq seems to only allow single letter variables,
resulting in C output with "cell" rendered as "c*e*l*l", or the number "10"
as "1*0" (very annoying).  Is there a way to define variables as special 
symbols while eq is running?

Rick McMullen
The Center for Innovative Computer Application
Indiana University
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These are all things you can set in the AndrewSetup file.  For example,
our AndrewSetup file includes the following lines:

LocalBboardRoot:  /fs/bambam/usr3/andrew-bb/.MESSAGES
DefaultMSPath: $MAIL:$LOCAL

This redefines $local and makes $external and $official irrelevant. 
Type "help AndreSetup" for more details.  -- Nathaniel
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Though not mentioned in NSB's post (which is correct) - The AndrewSetup file is read at runtime - thus, once changed, you do NOT need to rebuild anything.


--fish


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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 3-Apr-91 variable names 
in eq Rick McMullen@ucbvax.Ber (445)}


\quotation{I would like to create equations with varibles of more than one

}\quotation{letter, such as "cell".  Eq seems to only allow single letter 
variables,

}\quotation{resulting in C output with "cell" rendered as "c*e*l*l", or the 
number "10"

}\quotation{as "1*0" (very annoying).  Is there a way to define variables as 
special 

}\quotation{symbols while eq is running?

}

No, this is not possible in the current system.


				Maria Wadlow

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Is there any easy way to get vui to recognize mail aliases? (specifically the
ones set in the /etc/aliases file)

Thanks,
Caesar
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Subject: AMDS in an non-AFS environment ?

I am considering setting up AMDS here at our site, in order to be able to
handle mail, bboards, netnews etc. in a consistent fashion.

However, after having consulted the available documents in the Andrew
distribution, and after having watched the traffic in the info-andrew
newsgroup for quite a while, I have realized that this is not an easy task.

The huge number of parameters which need to be set to get the delivery system
up and running is a discouraging factor. I also find that if you are in an
non-AFS environment, then the installation procedure is not as well defined as
in an AFS environment.
Furthermore, we do not have AFS specific programs such as 'mpp' and 'package',
which are needed (?) to build and maintain the delivery system.

The AMDS installation doc 'AMDS.ins' says that AMDS will also work in an 
non-AFS environment, so my question is:
Is it possible to run AMDS in an NFS environment ? (I do not expect it to 
be at all trivial, but I hope it is manageable.)

If there are sites out there running AMDS (perhaps with bboards and netnews
etc.) in an NFS environment, I would be very grateful if they could share
their experiences with me. Was it worth the trouble ?
(I would surely appreciate anything from the smallest hint to copies of setup
files, scripts etc. with the parameters used at your site.)

Many thanks!
-----
Olof Damberg				| email: oldam@math.liu.se
Dept of Math, Linkoping University	| phone: +46 13 281473
S-581 83  Linkoping, SWEDEN		| fax:   +46 13 100746

Some site-info:
A net of Sun4's (2 servers and ~40 diskless clients) 
running SUNOS 4.0.3 (soon 4.1.1) and NFS.
ATK patchlevel 9.
X11R4 patchlevel 18.

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All the AMS interfaces should validate with the /usr/lib/aliases file,
although they won't do any header-rewriting based on that file.  See the
"AMS_AliasesValidation" documentaton in the AndrewSetup help file for
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AMDS is a local mail delivery system.  I doubt that you really want to run it 
unless you're also running AFS or something a lot like it.  In particular, 
it's most useful within a single naming environment; you could run it on a 
single machine, or in any collection of machines that share files, where a 
given file has the same name everywhere.  (This is the standard situation with 
AFS.)


It sounds as though you simply want to run AMS, which is a collection of user 
agents and often a daemon that manages public folder trees.  AMS user 
interfaces allow users to treat their personal mail and the public folders 
(local bboards, netnews, mailing lists) as variants of one another.  The short 
version of how that works is like this:  Every user gets to build a folder 
tree for their own mail.  You can invent distinguished pseudo-users in the 
system whose folders are open for public read access, that are used as the 
local public bboards, and that are updated by daemons running as one or more 
of these pseudo-users (absorbing netnews and what-not).


Hope this helps.


		Craig

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I saw a reference to a paper by Rosenberg, et al, called
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The paper "Translating Among Processable Multi-Media Document Formats Using 
ODA" was published in the \italic{Proceedings of the ACM Conference on 
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I have been checking into just how difficult it would be to add a
\italic{messages.FwdHeaders} preference to messages that can select headers to
excerpt when a message is to be forwarded (much like
\italic{messages.KeyHeaders} selects headers to view when reading).  I have
tracked through the code down to \typewriter{MS_NameReplyFile} in
\typewriter{ams/libs/ms/reply.c}.  The content of the message appears to be
blindly copied in \typewriter{MS_NameReplyFile}.   How can I get a preference
down into that code?  I don't know ams very well, but I assume that we are no
longer in ATK-land down here.  Do I really have to add another argument to n
functions, or is there some nifty feature I am overlooking?


-todd inglett

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Well, you've found the right place.  In particular, there's the case
that starts with

	case AMS_REPLY_FORWARD:
	case AMS_REPLY_FORWARD_FMT:

which is where the action really begins.  Unfortunately, the headers are
handled differently for the two cases, so you'll need to handle both. 
(The difference is whether the forwarded message was already in Andrew
format, or not.  In one case, the work is done by EmitBE2Prefix... while
in the other case the headers aren't treated any differently from the
body.)

The good news is that, since you are indeed no longer in ATK-land, the
code you need to read preferences is really quite simple.  Just use
getprofile, as in 

char *s = getprofile("fwdheaders");

(Note that you don't really want "messages.FwdHeaders" because you want
preferences like *.fwdheaders to affect cui, vui, etc.)

Since that was your only specific question, I'll stop here, except to
say that I don't think this should be too difficult, but won't be
totally trivial either since the headers are currently being just "block
copied" into the forwarded message.  Good luck.  -- Nathaniel
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I was looking into solving the following problem.

An ez user starts up a print job
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NSB Writes:

> The good news is that, since you are indeed no longer in ATK-land, the

> code you need to read preferences is really quite simple.  Just use

> getprofile, as in 

>

> char *s = getprofile("fwdheaders");


I'm not positive, but I think that the getprofile() function returns a 

pointer to a centrally allocated string - which can be overwritten by 

any other call to getprofile - therefore you might want to malloc storage

or assume some maximum length array to store the information in, so you

don't have to make the call each time you forward a message. (depends on

how you view the overhead of the function call with respect to the overhead

of a newly malloc'd char * - presumably static and initialized to NULL so

you can tell if you've already gotten the information.)


--fish


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\quotation{I'm not positive, but I think that the getprofile() function 
returns a 

}\quotation{pointer to a centrally allocated string - which can be overwritten 
by 

}\quotation{any other call to getprofile

}
I looked at the ``getprofile'' source code.  The function returns a pointer to 
a centrally-allocated string, but it is not overwritten by any other call to 
getprofile().  In fact, your profile is loaded exactly once, into a 
permanently-malloc'ed data structure, and subsequent calls to getprofile() 
will return pointers to parts of that data structure.


Thus, you can go ahead and call getprofile() and use its result without 
worrying about de-allocating it.  In fact, you must never deallocate the char* 
pointers that getprofile() returns to you.


Thus, contrary to Adam's fears, you can call getprofile("fwdheaders") once, 
save the resultant char* result, and use it as many times as you like.  (Of 
course, you should view the returned data as read-only; don't modify it in 
place or anything.)


		Craig

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	Does anyone know where I can find user documentation for
	AMS?  Is there any that comes with it?  I stress the word USER
	documentation.  Stuff that will show how one goes about
	using the special features (and even the simple features)
	of the "messages" program.

	We have just brought AMS up here at NIH.  I have looked through
	the demo folder but there is not much info on how to actually
	use the mailing system (ie including images, spreadsheets,
	animations, etc in mail messages).

			Rob,
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There are two classes of glitz in the demo folder:

	- document content glitz (images, spreadsheets, animations)

	- AMS-proper glitz (votes, confirmations, WP validation)


Document-content glitz is available not only in Messages, but in any ATK 
application.  Principally, you can use the ``ez'' editor, which by default 
will create a text object (editing a text file), and you can insert new 
glitz-objects (``insets'') at any point with the esc-tab sequence.  Once you 
pick an inset (raster (image), table (spreadsheet), fad (animation)), you get 
to use all the facilities of that inset's editor.


I don't know if there's a listing of all the insets that can be included via 
esc-tab.  But once you've picked one to insert, you can either fool around 
with the input editor or look at its documentation (generally installed under 
ANDREWDIR/doc/atk; there's a ``Readme.doc'' file in that directory).


As for the AMS-specific glitz, you generally get at that in Messages by 
selecting the ``Add Special Headers'' menu item on the ``Other'' card within 
the message-composition window in Messages or Sendmessage.  Selecting this 
menu item brings up a dialog box that asks which option you wish that the 
message you're composing use (e.g. asking for receipt confirmation, asking for 
a multiple-choice (``vote'') response, describing an enclosure, inviting 
receivers to subscribe to a folder, or inviting receivers to redistribute a 
message to additional recipients).  After you select one of these, you're 
asked one or more questions appropriate to the desired action.


Does this help?


		Craig

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	Sorry.  my Reply-To field was screwed up the first time.

[	Does anyone know where I can find user documentation for
	AMS?  Is there any that comes with it?  I stress the word USER
	documentation.  Stuff that will show how one goes about
	using the special features (and even the simple features)
	of the "messages" program.

	We have just brought AMS up here at NIH.  I have looked through
	the demo folder but there is not much info on how to actually
	use the mailing system (ie including images, spreadsheets,
	animations, etc in mail messages).

			Rob,
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I think that in this case Adam was right, which is not surprising, and
Craig was wrong, which is considerably more unusual.  I think that if
the "refreshprofile" routine (or something like that) ever gets called,
the storage does indeed get reclaimed.  Refreshprofile gets called by
"setprofilestring" which is called, at least, by the "Set Options" code
in Messages.  (Craig probably missed this because setprof.c and
profile.c are separate files, and he was probably looking only at the
latter.)  

So, the moral is, if you want to keep it around, it might indeed be
prudent to make a copy of anything returned by getprofile.  This is what
the messageserver typically does -- see ams/libs/ms/init.c for examples.
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I've named my cell theory.cornell.edu, but I'm unable to get a machine named
"theory.cornell.edu" right now for various political reasons.  Will
amds will work properly if I have the post office machine aliased to some 
other machine? Thus, if I have a machine "elmo.tn.cornell.edu", will an 
MX record for theory.cornell.edu pointing at elmo.tn.cornell.edu work?  At
least enough to bring it all up, test, demo, and convince these people to
give me the right name?

Thanks.
--
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We had a similar problem at our work place.  It is possible to install AMDS 
using post office machines that are named something other than the cell name. 
 We recently completed an AMDS installation on our cell, alw.nih.gov, without 
using administrative access on the machine whose name is alw.nih.gov.


We use an MX forwarding trick, like the one you describe, though for slightly 
different purposes.  As long as your incoming and outgoing sendmail headers 
are doctored to match the name of your cell, it shouldn't matter what physical 
machine you choose to serve as an AMDS post office.  


Bob Dew

National Institutes of Health

Bethesda MD

rdew@alw.nih.gov

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Did anybody compile andrew for SCO unix ?

Saluti
Manfred Kohl

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Ok, no problem.  I finally got some time to add a \italic{*.FwdHeaders}
preference to messages (and I think I got the two cases right).  However, it
only seems to work if I use the name \italic{*.FwdHeaders} or just
\italic{FwdHeaders} in my preferences.  If the program name is used, like
\italic{messages.FwdHeaders} or \italic{sendmessage.FwdHeaders}, it is
ignored.  I am simply doing a \typewriter{getprofile("fwdheaders")} in
reply.c.


I declared an \typewriter{extern char *ProgramName} in reply.c and printed it
out and got a null string.  Who sets the program name?  (This is getting
rather interesting...)


Also, after looking at overhead/util/lib/profile.c, I noticed that
$ANDREWDIR/lib/global.prf is also searched.  Does anyone else use this (is it
documented?)?  I'd like to set a default for my *.FwdHeader preference here
for our site.  (I assume other sites will want the full set of headers by
default).


-todd inglett

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Grump.  Looks like I had bcc's off the day I sent that patch.  (This was for 
the AMS_CrossCellQueueLifetime option.)


I sent it to at least the contents of this CC: list at Andrew, on 4/8.  There 
were three messages: one with patches for lots of files, and two with typos I 
had made in .../trymail.c.  If I'm lucky, one of the CC: recipients of this 
message still has the three messages.  If so, would you please re-send them to 
John?


Gary Keim seems to have installed it in the ITC's source tree, so you could 
look there for the changes installed in the evening of 4/9.  The files 
affected were:

\leftindent{overhead/util/lib/setup.help

overhead/mail/hdrs/mailconf.h

overhead/mail/lib/mailconf.c

overhead/pobbconf/pobbscpt.c

overhead/pobbconf/AMS-Server.pobb

ams/delivery/trymail/wkstr.h

ams/delivery/trymail/trymail.c

ams/delivery/trymail/strong.c

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		Good luck,

		Craig

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 15-Apr-91 SCO unix manfred 
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\quotation{Did anybody compile andrew for SCO unix ?

}

Yes.  The kind person who did the port (Curt Galloway) sent us the changes 
allowing nominal SCO unix support in patch10.


Gary Keim

ATK Group

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The only downside of not having some PO machine be the same name as the cell 
name is that somebody out there will try sending mail to the From: address of 
a message (foo@theory.cornell.edu) without using MX records to get there.


Certainly you should be able to get a good bit working before requiring a 
machine with the same name as the cell name.


		Craig

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Subject: Numeric keypads and Andrew
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I can't seem to get the number keys on a Sun Type-4 keyboard to respond
reasonably in Andrew (ez or misc ADEW widgets).
Unshifted the give Escape sequences - that's reasonable.
With CapsLock or NumLock on, no keys seem to be emitted at all - weird.
Shift-number key returns the proper key value - unreasonable.
All the other X applications I run seem to comprhend this keypad just fine.

Any ideas?  

Thanks,
Dale.
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Todd Inglett@rchland.ibm (866+0)}


\quotation{I declared an \typewriter{extern char *ProgramName} in reply.c and 
printed it out and got a null string.  Who sets the program name?  (This is 
getting rather interesting...)

}

The program name is set at the end of the main routine in 
andrew/atk/apps/runapp.c.  Here is the code:


\smaller{    if(application_GetName(app)==NULL)\{

	application_SetName(app,leaf(*argv));	/* just make sure */

	im_SetProgramName(leaf(*argv));

    \}

    else

	im_SetProgramName(application_GetName(app));

 

    if(application_ParseArgs(app,argc,argv))\{

	application_ReadInitFile(app);

	if(application_Start(app))\{

	    exitCode=application_Run(app);

	    application_Stop(app);

	\}

    \}

    exit(exitCode);

}
I'm not sure, but at the point you are calling getprofile, I'll assume that 
you've already gone into application_Run.  Correct?


I think the problem may be that when you fire up an application via:


% runapp -d msgsa -d


the application name is set to "runapp".  You can test this by adding a 
preference:


runapp.FwdHeaders: "To:From:Date"


Gary Keim

ATK Group

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(Sparc-2, SunOS 4.1.1, patchlevel 9 of ATK compiled under SunOS 4.0.3c)


Color behavior on monochrome screens seems broken.


Looking at the code (\typewriter{atk/basics/x/xgraphic.c}):  There seem to be 
two sorts of color operations:  "filling", as in \typewriter{view_FillRect()}, 
and "drawing", as in \typewriter{view_DrawString()}, or 
\typewriter{view_DrawRect*()}.  Every filling operation takes a tile, while 
every drawing operation uses the foreground color of the view.  If one 
attempts a drawing operation with a color on a monochrome screen, the color is 
mapped to a monochrome dither pattern (there seem to be 16 (17?) of these). 
 If one attempts a filling operation with a color on a monochrome screen, the 
color is thresholded to either black or white, at a \underline{very} high 
luminance level (about 0.93), so that any fill color will appear black, unless 
it is very close to white.  (Note that \typewriter{view_EraseRect*()} is 
really a filling operation, as it uses the default 
\typewriter{view_WhitePattern()} of the view for drawing.)


I feel that the filling operations should be mapped to a dither pattern just 
as the drawing operations are.  Any justification for not doing so?


I further feel that the user should be able to control, on a per-graphic 
basis, whether thresholding or dithering should be used to represent colors on 
a monochrome screen -- I find uses for both.  Furthermore, when thresholding 
is used, it should be performed at a reasonable level (0.5), possibly 
user-specifiable.


Another problem is that \typewriter{xgraphic_ApproximateColor()} doesn't use 
\typewriter{XParseColor()}, as \typewriter{SetFGColor()} and 
\typewriter{SetBGColor()} do, so that filling operations cannot use the 
"#RRGGBB" convention for X color names, while drawing operations can.  I feel 
that \typewriter{xgraphic_ApproximateColor()} should be changed to use 
\typewriter{XParseColor()} in the same way that \typewriter{SetFGColor()} 
does..


Bill

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Note that if one invokes a "filling" operation with a NULL Tile
argument, the foreground color of the view is used, and dithering
proceeds as with "drawing" operations.

Bill
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From: agate!bionet!uwm.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu!linac!convex!convex.com!datri@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Anthony A. Datri)
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I use messages at work, but when I dial in from home, of course, I have
to use vui, and am constantly annoyed by what seems to be a fundamental
flaw -- I can't see any way to reply to mail and include the original
message for quoting.  Am I missing something?

--

--
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Hi,

	I am trying to build the Andrew Distribution distributed
with X11R4.  I've installed patch.001-patch.009 and vui.patch
from the "X/contrib-fixes/andrew" directory on export.lcs.  I seem to
be missing some files.  A "make World" bombs here :

building (dependInstall) (/fsucc/sun4/X11R4/contrib/toolkits/andrew/atk/layout)
../.././config/depend.csh /usr/bin/X11/makedepend /usr/andrew /usr/andrew \
/usr/include/X11 "cc" /usr/andrew/bin/class "-I.   \
-I/usr/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/andrew/include -I/usr/include/X11"

Andrew class preprocessor exiting abnormally!
  processing file: filler.ch
  message: can not open the file cel.ch
  exit code = 3.


Andrew class preprocessor exiting abnormally!
  processing file: fillerv.ch
  message: can not open the file celv.ch
  exit code = 3.

Later on, it can't find filler.eh, filler.ih, fillerv.eh, layout.eh,
cel.ih, layoutv.eh.  They don't appear to be in the atk/layout directory, or
in any other andrew directory.

Can somebody either send me these files or tell me what's wrong?  I'd
appreciate it..

PS : Please email me; I'm not on the info-andrew mailing list yet (and don't
know if this is crossposted to a USENET newsgroup, like comp.soft-sys.andrew)

--
Jeff Bauer				bauer@loligo.cc.fsu.edu
FSU Computing Center Systems Group	(904) 644-2591 x. 113
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Anthony A. Datri@ucbvax. (285)}


\quotation{I use messages at work, but when I dial in from home, of course, I 
have

}\quotation{to use vui, and am constantly annoyed by what seems to be a 
fundamental

}\quotation{flaw -- I can't see any way to reply to mail and include the 
original

}\quotation{message for quoting.  Am I missing something?

}

I think you hit the nail.  Basically, whatever you can do with your favorite 
editor.....


Gary Keim

ATK Group

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I can't seem to get the number keys on a Sun Type-4 keyboard to respond
reasonably in Andrew (ez or misc ADEW widgets).
Unshifted the give Escape sequences - that's reasonable.
With CapsLock or NumLock on, no keys seem to be emitted at all - weird.
Shift-number key returns the proper key value - unreasonable.
All the other X applications I run seem to comprhend this keypad just fine.
 
Any ideas?  

Thanks,
Dale.

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Sorry to use the Andrew list for something not directly related but I am tring
to track down all sources of discussion of ODA.  Nothing has been coming into
this site concerning ODA for so long I had almost forgotten it existed.

Can anyone give me any recent addresses for ODA discussions?

Thanks

Mike Hopper..................    hopper.xrcc@xerox.com

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>I think you hit the nail.  Basically, whatever you can do with your
>favorite editor.....

Yeah, but how do I get the headers and body *into* the editor?




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Try ietf-oda@cs.ucl.ac.uk.

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Paul Traina reminded me that all hosts are now required to do MX vectoring 
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	Sorry to keep bugging you with ATK build problems, but can
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I would like to arrange for all my outgoing mail to include special header
information (the X-Face: lines in this message, for the obvious example).
Is there a preference or file that I can set, analogous to MH's
`components' file, to accomplish this?

	Mike
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 19-Apr-91 Adding a 
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\quotation{I would like to arrange for all my outgoing mail to include special 
header information (the X-Face: lines in this message, for the obvious 
example).  Is there a preference or file that I can set, analogous to MH's 
`components' file, to accomplish this?

}
\quotation{	Mike

}
It's not beautiful, but I believe something like the following will work if 
you put it in 
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(your .messagesinit file should include your .atkinit file - if you don't want 
a separate .messagesinit file, you could put this straight into your .atkinit 
file -- if you are still using a .be2init file instead of an .atkinit file - 
either rename it, or substitute "be2init" for "atkinit" above.)\
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================

addmenu sendmessage-compound-operation "Send With Face~75" sendmessage 
sendmessage inherit "sendmessage-add-header X-Face: 
<path-to-face?>;sendmessage-send-message"

================

(the "<path-to-face?>", including the angle brackets ('<', '>') should be 
replaced with whatever you expect to put after the colon in the X-Face: 
header)


--fish

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PS: you can modify the previously included mumbo-jumbo to make it a 
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--fish

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Excerpts from mail: 22-Apr-91 Re: Adding a Header Adam
Stoller@andrew.cmu. (878+1)


> addmenu sendmessage-compound-operation "Send With Face~75" sendmessage
> sendmessage inherit "sendmessage-add-header X-Face:
> <path-to-face?>;sendmessage-send-message"

Unfortunately, `X-Face' data is full of intersting characters like
semicolons that are significant in .atkinit-ish files.  Even when I
insert the data into a header line `by hand' (i.e. using the insert-file
menu option), Andrew scrambles my face--a blow to my vanity--by turning
a pair of `@' characters with a single `@' character.

Grumph.

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\quotation{Unfortunately, `X-Face' data is full of intersting characters like

}\quotation{semicolons that are significant in .atkinit-ish files.  Even when 
I

}\quotation{insert the data into a header line `by hand' (i.e. using the 
insert-file

}\quotation{menu option), Andrew scrambles my face--a blow to my vanity--by 
turning

}\quotation{a pair of `@' characters with a single `@' character.

}
Yup, sounds like someone might want to add code to add the X-Face line 
automatically at a level lower than the ATK stuff.  The "right" place to add 
it, in my opinion, would be ams/libs/ms/submsg.c.  It should be pretty easy to 
fix:  In MS_SubmitMessage, after the message is parsed (with 
ParseMessageFromRawBody), you can use AddHeader to add whatever you want.  For 
example, if you were hardwiring your face in the code (not a good idea):


AddHeader(Msg, "X-Face: lkjsfdlkjsfdlkjsdlkjsflk");


So all you'd really need is some code that gets the headers out of a 
configuration file of some sort and adds them on in this manner.  You can add 
multiple headers with a single call (as long as the headers are separated by a 
single newline) so you could just use the contents of a file (~/.addheaders ?) 
in a single AddHeader call, but it might be smart to make sure that the 
.addheaders file doesn't contain two consecutive newlines, which would mess 
things up.


IMPORTANT NOTE:  You should make sure to add the headers right after the 
ParseMessage... call, BEFORE the authentication-related checks.  This will 
mean, among other things, that people can't add forged From lines using this 
mechanism.  


If you make this change, it will affect messages sent with CUI & VUI in 
addition to Messages.  I would encourage you to pass the changes back to the 
ITC in the form of a patch.  Regards.  -- Nathaniel


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\define{programexample
menu:[Region~4,ProgramExample~13]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
attr:[FontFamily AndyType Int 0]}
\define{excerptedcaption

attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]
attr:[FontFace Italic Int Set]}
\define{notetotypesetter
menu:[Region~4,NoteToTypesetter~61]
attr:[Flags PassThru Int Set]}
\define{literal
menu:[Region~4,Literal~62]
attr:[Flags PassThru Int Set]}
A colleague of mine wrote the following text for a helpfile:


**********************

    \description{file.tex - A \italic{.tex} file contains either the 
L}A\description{T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X or T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X commands 
to produce a document.  You  use either the \bold{tex} command or the 
\bold{latex} command to convert it into a \italic{.dvi} file for viewing or 
printing.



\heading{From a Workstation

}
    If you have logged on at  a NORTHSTAR machine (on the console) and run one 
of the graphics window managers (you have multiple windows on the screen) you 
can run all of the T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X commands.  The most efficient way 
to get your T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X work done is to edit the 
T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X or 
\description{L}A\description{T\subscript{\bigger{E}}X} file in one window 
(using \bold{ez}, \bold{vi}, \bold{emacs}) and run tex from your typescript or 
xterm.  A typical session would have these steps (assuming the file is named 
\italic{filename.tex}):}

**********************


There are a couple things wrong here.  The first is that when this prints out, 
carriage returns get inserted into the word LATEX following the L and A. 
 Actually, the bug has been around for a long time - following the L is the 
end of a 'description' region.  Starting with the T is a new description 
region.  Opinions of whether this is right or wrong aside, it appears together 
on the screen, but is printed with carriage returns on the printer (we are 
using troff to IBM PagePrinters).  Either the screen should have the carriage 
returns or the printer shouldn't for consistency.


Another problem to notice is the last mention of LATEX.  Notice how it appears 
indented more than the rest of the text.  Why?  It's only a space there. 
 Remove the space and LATEX moves up to the previous line.


Any comments, correction, confirmation, or words of reassurance?


   - \underline{Anthony}

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While Anthony's at it, I might as well add my two cents worth...:)

Flush-right formatted regions also get printed out on a new line
when both flush-left text and flush-right text are placed on
the same line in an ez document.  I believe this has been reported 
before.  I'm just curious to see if anyone has fixed this yet. 

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\template{default}
\define{global

attr:[FontSize ConstantFontSize Point 12]}
\define{itemize
menu:[Region~4,Itemize~31]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{enumerate
menu:[Region~4,Enumerate~30]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{programexample
menu:[Region~4,ProgramExample~13]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
attr:[FontFamily AndyType Int 0]}
\define{excerptedcaption

attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]
attr:[FontFace Italic Int Set]}
\define{notetotypesetter
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attr:[Flags PassThru Int Set]}
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 18-Apr-91 Sun-4 Numeric 
keypads and A.. Dale MacDonald@parc.xero (418)}


\quotation{I can't seem to get the number keys on a Sun Type-4 keyboard to 
respond

}\quotation{reasonably in Andrew (ez or misc ADEW widgets).

}
On my Sun4, I have the following file as .keymap.sun4 which I run through 
xmodmap with

	xmodmap ~/.keymap.sun4


**************

keycode 75 = 0xffcb

keycode 77 = 0xffca

keycode 119 = 0xffc9

keycode 121 = 0xffc8

keycode 52 = equal

keycode 53 = slash

keycode 54 = asterisk


keycode 8 = 0x0003

keycode 10 = 0x0015

keycode 58 = 0xffd4

keycode 80 = 0x0019

keycode 102 = 0x0013

keycode 104 = 0x0017

**************

The first group is specifically for the keypad arrows (I think they list left, 
right, up, down) and then the key codes for the numeric pad's =, /, and -.


The second group is for the L-keys on the right side.  I think the list goes 
like this

keycode 8 - stop key - ^G

keycode 10 - again key - ^U

keycode 58 - copy key - ESC Z (which I map to the ESC-W functionality)

keycode 80 - past key - ^Y

keycode 102 - find key - ^S

keycode 104 - cut key - ^W


All the above information can be derived by playing around with the xmodmap 
program and looking at the X documentation.


I'll bet that your X11 configuration is incomplete like ours - there's a 
specific include file (the name escapes me at the moment) which maps the 
keycodes to the keys that is supposed to be compiled when X11 is compiled, but 
for some reason it was overlooked.  So, like you, I have to patch the keys 
afterward.


   - \underline{Anthony}

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How can I use Andrew under OpenWindows i.e. what can I do to use the
"right" fonts.


Any suggestions are welcome


Manfred Kohl

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that should be:

memset(&RetP,0,sizeof(RetP));


The previous one I sent assumed RetP was  a pointer not structure...

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 23-Apr-91 ANdrew and OpenWindows manfred 
kohl@cen.jrc.it (224)}


\quotation{How can I use Andrew under OpenWindows i.e. what can I do to use 
the

}\quotation{"right" fonts.

}

You can get them as a compressed tar file from emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu 
(128.2.30.62) in the file OWfonts.tar.Z.


There is also a section of code in andrew/overhead/cmenu/cmcreate.c that needs 
to be replaced.


Replace this:



    cursorMaskPixmap = XCreatePixmapFromBitmapData(display, rootWindow, (char 
*) cursormask_bits, (int) cursormask_width, (int) cursormask_height, 0, 1, 1);



with this:


    cursorMaskPixmap = XCreatePixmapFromBitmapData(display, rootWindow, (char 
*) cursormask_bits, (int) cursormask_width, (int) cursormask_height, 
BlackPixel(display, DefaultScreen(display)), WhitePixel(display, 
DefaultScreen(display)), 1);


Then recompile cmenu and atk/apps in that order.


Gary Keim

ATK Group



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nsb@THUMPER.BELLCORE.COM (Nathaniel Borenstein) writes:
> Yup, sounds like someone might want to add code to add the X-Face line
> automatically at a level lower than the ATK stuff.  The "right" place to
> add it, in my opinion, would be ams/libs/ms/submsg.c.  It should be
> pretty easy to fix:  In MS_SubmitMessage, after the message is parsed
> (with ParseMessageFromRawBody), you can use AddHeader to add whatever
> you want.  For example, if you were hardwiring your face in the code
> (not a good idea):

> AddHeader(Msg, "X-Face: lkjsfdlkjsfdlkjsdlkjsflk");

> So all you'd really need is some code that gets the headers out of a
> configuration file of some sort and adds them on in this manner.  You
> can add multiple headers with a single call (as long as the headers are
> separated by a single newline) so you could just use the contents of a
> file (~/.addheaders ?) in a single AddHeader call, but it might be smart
> to make sure that the .addheaders file doesn't contain two consecutive
> newlines, which would mess things up.

This is the wrong way to do it: as the huge numbers of multiple signatures
posted to usenet shows, silently adding junk to outgoing messages just
confuses people, even if they specifically want it to be added.  It's
obviously also less flexible, since you don't have the ability to delete it /
modify while composing the message.

Just *fix* the current code not to fuck with headers it doesn't know about.

Having headers automatically inserted from a file-- into the editable
composition buffer-- *is* a good idea in my opinion (batmail does it with the
file "~/.headers").

-Miles

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I believe that the objection to using the existing mechanisms was that the 
.atkinit parser couldn't quote funky characters such as appear to be in an 
X-Face: header, rather than in Messages doing anything with headers it doesn't 
understand.  (I believe that AMS won't f*** [fool] with ``headers it doesn't 
know about.'')


When you use a menu item to add a header, you see the header in the 
composition window, so if you left yourself some way to send a message without 
adding the header, you could use that.


		Craig

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 23-Apr-91 Re: Adding a 
Header Miles Bader@bloom-beacon (1710)}


\quotation{Just *fix* the current code not to fuck with headers it doesn't 
know about.

}
As Craig points out, what you need to fix is the ATK init file mechanism, in 
the example given.


\quotation{Having headers automatically inserted from a file-- into the 
editable

}\quotation{composition buffer-- *is* a good idea in my opinion (batmail does 
it with the

}\quotation{file "~/.headers").

}
Sure, another solution would be to alter the Messages code to put X-Face into 
the composition area.  That's another approach.  Personally, I don't like it 
as much.  If I wanted an X-Face header, I'd want it *whether  or not* I sent 
my mail with Messages -- I'd want it automatically even if I sent mail with, 
say, CUI or VUI.


Anybody who's running a mail-reader that is too dumb to filter out headers 
such as "X-Face" is already so totally accustomed to seeing garbage headers 
that one more isn't going to make any difference... -- Nathaniel

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From: mcsun!ukc!edcastle!edcogsci!cogsci!miles@uunet.uu.net  (Miles Bader)
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Craig_Everhart@TRANSARC.COM writes:
> I believe that the objection to using the existing mechanisms was that
> the .atkinit parser couldn't quote funky characters such as appear to be
> in an X-Face: header, rather than in Messages doing anything with
> headers it doesn't understand.  (I believe that AMS won't f*** [fool]
> with ``headers it doesn't know about.'')

Looking back at nathaniel's message, you're right, the problem is reported to
be in the atkinit file.  [So then why not just have it suck in a file to add
to the headers when setting up the message?  Actually what's needed is
someway of specifying events (in .*init) that are invoked by the program
instead of a keystroke or menu selection (i.e., hooks in emacs)...]

Anyway, couldn't isn't there an "insert-file," proctable entry so that you
don't have to put the wierd characters in the init file?

-Miles
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From: usc!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!mips!news.cs.indiana.edu!cica!news@apple.com  (Rick McMullen,)
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This isn't exactly the right place to post this request, but
perhaps someone in the know can point me in the right direction.

I'm looking for information on how to obtain a version of 
CMU Tutor, cT, or whatever it is currently called that will run
in the MIT X11 Andrew environment.

Thanks in advance,
Rick McMullen
Center for Innovative Computer Applications
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Indiana University
Bloomington, IN  47405

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In article <oc5iHSa0M2Yt82gcQu@thumper.bellcore.com> nsb@THUMPER.BELLCORE.COM (Nathaniel Borenstein) writes:
 > 
 > Anybody who's running a mail-reader that is too dumb to filter out
 > headers such as "X-Face" is already so totally accustomed to seeing
 > garbage headers that one more isn't going to make any difference... --
 > Nathaniel

On the other hand, it would remind him that the average message
has more header goo then contents. The main thing header garbage
does is wasting bandwidth and upping the profits of the phone
companies...

	jaap

:-)
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This is a completely UNofficial query - I am simply interested in gathering 
some information which could possibly lead to changes in the distribution - 
but could also very easily lead to no change.


I am interested in finding out how many people/sites/systems/etc. out there 
are not able to compile code with full ANSI-C prototypes.


If you cannot compile this code:

================================

#include <stdio.h>


void foo(int a, char *b);


int main()

\{

	foo(10, "you're okay");

	exit(0);

\}


void foo(int a, char *b)

\{

	printf("%d: %s\\n", a, b);

\}

================================

Please send me the following information (in mail if possible - NOT to 
info-andrew if avoidable):


	Organization/Company/Group/...:

	Hardware Platform:

	Operating System:

	Compiler (name/brand/version/etc.):

	Compilation Log from trying to build the above code:


The address to send this to is:


	ghoti+ansi@andrew.cmu.edu

	

Again - this is only at the stage of collecting information - there is, as of 
right now, no official decision to change the coding used in the Andrew 
Distribution.


Thanks in advance for the information.


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cT is available from the Center for Development of Educational Computing here 
at CMU.  It is a courseware development system that executes transparently on 
X, PCs, and MACs (It no longer has anything to do with ATK).  


You can contact Bruce Sherwood (bas+@andrew.cmu.edu) for more information.


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Date: 30 Apr 91 01:22:31 GMT
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I have SUN workstations, running SunOS 4.1.1, and I have been able to
compile andrew from the X11R4 tape, patched to patch level 9.

In general it seems to work, but refuses to connect to remote X servers.
The following is what I see when I try to start ez:

	ararat[1, 108 ] % printenv DISPLAY
	bart:0.0
	ararat[1, 109 ] % ez foo
	Starting ez (Version 7.0, ATK 15.5); please wait...
	Could not open the display; this program will not run without a window system.
	Could not create new window.
	exiting.

I think I should mention, I am using yellow pages (NIS), not the domain name
service.  (It wasn't my choice.)  Is there something obvious I'm overlooking?
I tried undefining RESOLV_ENV in my site.h, but then runapp wouldn't link.


Also, typescript doesn't work.  I execute typescript, and it creates a window
just fine.  However,  after maybe printing a prompt, the shell dies leaving an
impotent typescript window -- I can type in it, but nothing gets executed.


Will patch #10 fix these problems?

Thanks in advance,
Steve Williams
steve@lia.com
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\quotation{I have SUN workstations, running SunOS 4.1.1}[....]\quotation{

}
\quotation{ }[....]\quotation{refuses to connect to remote X servers.

}\quotation{The following is what I see when I try to start ez:

}
\quotation{	ararat[1, 108 ] % printenv DISPLAY

}\quotation{	bart:0.0

}\quotation{	ararat[1, 109 ] % ez foo

}\quotation{	Starting ez (Version 7.0, ATK 15.5); please wait...

}\quotation{	Could not open the }[....]\quotation{

}
\quotation{I think I should mention, I am using yellow pages (NIS), not the 
domain name service.  (It wasn't my choice.)  Is there something obvious I'm 
overlooking?  I tried undefining RESOLV_ENV in my site.h, but then runapp 
wouldn't link.}


The following is largely guesswork with little to no facts to back it up - 
take it with a heavy grain of salt.....


I don't know about sunOS4.1.1 - but sunOS3.5 (which is what we have locally on 
our two sun3/60's) comes with a BSD4.2 version of netdb.h - and all of our 
other systems have a BSD4.3 version of netdb.h.  We also have a BSD4.3 version 
of netdb.h from a distribution of BIND (resolver stuff) on all of our systems 
- and it is that file we use to build all of our Andrew Software locally - 
unfortunately we did not build the version of X11 that we are running on our 
Suns - and it was built with the native BSD4.2 version of netdb.h - as a 
result we cannot easily run ATK applications remotely from our Suns on our 
other machines.


However, some hack-work-arounds might work:

[assume workstation A (remote server) and B (local display)]

1) on B, xhost A

2) from B - telnet or rsh to A (rA)

3) in rA - setenv DISPLAY B:0

4) in rA - ez foo

--- if that doesn't work

3a) find out IP address of B (xxx.xx.x.xxx)=> (ipB)

3b) in rA - setenv DISPLAY ipB:0

4) in rA - ez foo



FYI - the BSD4.3 netdb.h defined struct hostent as:

\example{\smaller{struct	hostent \{

	char	*h_name;	/* official name of host */

	char	**h_aliases;	/* alias list */

	int	h_addrtype;	/* host address type */

	int	h_length;	/* length of address */

	char	**h_addr_list; /* list of addresses from name server */

#define	h_addr	h_addr_list[0]	/* address, for backward compatiblity */

\};

}}
The old BSD4.2 netdb.h defined struct hostent as:

\example{\smaller{struct	hostent \{

	char	*h_name;	/* official name of host */

	char	**h_aliases;	/* alias list */

	int	h_addrtype;	/* host address type */

	int	h_length;	/* length of address */

	char	*h_addr;	/* address */

\};

}}


Hope this helps a little


--fish


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If you edit a \italic{zip} drawing (i.e. ez j.zip) and save it, the usual
\\begindata and \\enddata are not stored in the file.  If you edit the zip as
an inset, then they are used.  A problem occurs when you \bold{insert file}
the drawing into a document.  Since it is not stored as a standard datastream,
the best ez can do is insert the data itself...it has no clue that it is a
zip.  Is this a feature??


-todd inglett

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 30-Apr-91 Zip datastream 
Todd Inglett@rchland.ibm (405+0)}


\quotation{If you edit a \italic{zip} drawing (i.e. ez j.zip) and save it, the 
usual \\begindata and \\enddata are not stored in the file.  If you edit the 
zip as an inset, then they are used.  A problem occurs when you \bold{insert 
file} the drawing into a document.  Since it is not stored as a standard 
datastream, the best ez can do is insert the data itself...it has no clue that 
it is a zip.  Is this a feature??

}

No, this is basically a bug that exists for historical reasons (backwards 
compatibility with the BE1 version of zip). Perhaps it is time that we can 
cease to worry about that issue.


--david

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\quotation{I think I should mention, I am using yellow pages (NIS), not the 
domain name

}\quotation{service.  (It wasn't my choice.)  Is there something obvious I'm 
overlooking?

}\quotation{I tried undefining RESOLV_ENV in my site.h, but then runapp 
wouldn't link.

}

Leave RESOLVER_ENV defined and be sure to set RESOLVLIB = /usr/lib/libresolv.a 
in your site.mcr file.


\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 30-Apr-91 Andrew on SUNS Stephen 
Williams@uunet.u (1056)}


\quotation{Also, typescript doesn't work.  I execute typescript, and it 
creates a window

}\quotation{just fine.  However,  after maybe printing a prompt, the shell 
dies leaving an

}\quotation{impotent typescript window -- I can type in it, but nothing gets 
executed.

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\quotation{Will patch #10 fix these problems?

}

Yes.


Gary Keim

ATK Group

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The following does work:

ararat[1, 103 ] % ypmatch bart hosts
192.9.205.50    bart
ararat[1, 104 ] % setenv DISPLAY 192.9.205.50:0.0
ararat[1, 106 ] % ez foo
Starting ez (Version 7.0, ATK 15.5); please wait...
Could not find host 192.9.205.50 in ez(xim). Error messages may not go to console.


What is happening is simple.  The library -lresolv has in it
a gethostbynam() that uses the resolver.  When the program is
linked, the first available gethostbyname, the one is -lresolv,
is used.  Hence, my problem.

I try to compile RESOLV_ENV undefined, but then I get the
following error while linking 'dofix.'  (I did not have these
problems before I applied the patches:-)

cc -O -I/lia/andrew/include/atk -I/lia/andrew/include -I/lia/X11r4/usr/include
 -o dofix ../machdep/machine/dofix.o ../lib/libclass.a
ld: Undefined symbol
   __res_close
   _res_querydomain
   _dn_expand
   _p_cdname
   __sethtent
   __getlong
   _p_class
   _res_mkquery
   _sethostfile
   _p_rr
   __res_resultcodes
   _res_search
   _res_init
   _p_query
   __gethtbyaddr
   __endhtent
   __res
   __gethtbyname
   _res_send
   __gethtent
   __getshort
   _putlong
   _dn_skipname
   _fp_query
   __res_opcodes
   _res_query
   _dn_comp
   _p_type
   _hostalias
   _putshort
   __getrhbyaddr
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