by The following problems are addressed in Technical Articles that appeared on
SCO's web site on 980127. Each problem is preceded by the ASCII database command
to retrieve the relevant article, and the URL reference to get the same article
from the WAIS database.
Some of these TAs are new, others are revisions of prior versions.
it -r os 3413 http://www5.sco.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?483413
PROBLEM: I want to configure print services to an HP Jet Direct network
printer. I configured it as an rlp and it is not working. How do I
configure it?
it -r tta 3 http://www5.sco.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?970003
PROBLEM: I'm running NIS on my network, but Tarantella only allows logins
for users who are actually listed in /etc/passwd on the Tarantella
server itself. Users who should be validated by NIS are not allowed
to log in, and therefore do not have access to their webtops.
At the same time, those same NIS user accounts are able to
telnet or rlogin into the Tarantella server with those very
account names and passwords, so it seems as if NIS is properly
configured.
it -r tta 4 http://www5.sco.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?970004
PROBLEM: During the installation of Tarantella, the following messages
are seen:
# sh tarantella.shx
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tarantella 1.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Setup is checking for disk space requirements...
Killed
pkgadd: ERROR: attempt to process datastream failed
- bad format in datastream table-of-contents
Broken Pipe
Error installing tta. Installing has been aborted.
Correct the above errors and try again.
it -r tta 5 http://www5.sco.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?970005
PROBLEM: The Tarantella 1.0 Release Notes provide information on how to
increase the UnixWare default memory limits, to allow Netscape 3.01
to run without generating "out of memory" errors when using
Tarantella. The information provided explains how to do
this using the System_Tuner, which is run from the UnixWare
Desktop.
This article explains how to perform the same changes from the
command line.
it -r vision 305 http://www5.sco.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?900305
PROBLEM: I want to retrieve the UNIX date and time stamp using the ODBC
driver. In some cases, the ODBC driver does not support the "NOW"
scalar function. For example, SQL-Retriever supports NOW in Ingres,
but not in Informix.