saving files on a novell server
[1/8] from: alban::gabillon::univ-pau::fr at: 6-Dec-2001 10:16
Hi Everybody
I am beginner in Rebol. I would like to write a script which could save some
of the files which are stored on my local disk into a local novell server. I
tried to define a destination path like %//Novell_Server/accounts/gabillon
but this is not recognised as an existing path.
Any idea ?
Thanks in advance
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Alban Gabillon
Université de Pau
IUT, Département GTR
371 rue du ruisseau
40000 Mont de Marsan
Tel: 05 58 05 76 05
Fax: 05 58 06 83 70
email: [gabillon--univ-pau--fr]
http://www.univ-pau.fr/~gabillon
http://csysec.univ-pau.fr
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[2/8] from: al:bri:xtra at: 6-Dec-2001 22:29
Alban Gabillon wrote:
> I am beginner in Rebol. I would like to write a script which could save
some of the files which are stored on my local disk into a local novell
server. I tried to define a destination path like
%//Novell_Server/accounts/gabillon but this is not recognised as an existing
path.
The path might be:
%//Novell_Server/accounts/~gabillon
Note the "~" in front of "gabillon".
Also you might be confusing path! with file!, perhaps? For example:
>> type? %//Novell_Server/accounts/gabillon
== file!
and:
>> type? 'Novell_Server/accounts/gabillon
== path!
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://valley.150m.com/
[3/8] from: alban:gabillon:univ-pau at: 6-Dec-2001 11:03
Thank you for your answer Andrew, but this does not solve my problem. I am
using MSWindow98. The novell server is connected to my local network and can
be seen via the "network neigboorhood". When using MS Explorer, the path to
the destination directory which is on this novell server is indicated as
\\Novell_server\accounts\GABILLON, but rebol does not recognised it as a
directory (dir? %\\Novell_server\accounts\GABILLON returns false). Actually
rebol tries to find this directory on my local disk.
*****************************
Alban Gabillon
Université de Pau
IUT, Département GTR
371 rue du ruisseau
40000 Mont de Marsan
Tel: 05 58 05 76 05
Fax: 05 58 06 83 70
email: [gabillon--univ-pau--fr]
http://www.univ-pau.fr/~gabillon
http://csysec.univ-pau.fr
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[4/8] from: alban:gabillon:univ-pau at: 6-Dec-2001 12:52
I think I found the answer to my question. The ipx protocol is not supported
by rebol.
[5/8] from: brett:codeconscious at: 6-Dec-2001 23:46
I've no idea if this will work but give it a try. I tried to emulate your
problem using an NT machine.
read to-rebol-file %"\\Novell_server\accounts\GABILLON\"
Seemed to work for me on my own machine when I created a share.
If that doesn't work consider mapping a drive to the share and using that.
Brett.
[6/8] from: alban:gabillon:univ-pau at: 6-Dec-2001 14:41
Thank you to Patrick and Brett for their answer. The solution of Patrick
works for me as well.
*****************************
Alban Gabillon
Université de Pau
IUT, Département GTR
371 rue du ruisseau
40000 Mont de Marsan
Tel: 05 58 05 76 05
Fax: 05 58 06 83 70
email: [gabillon--univ-pau--fr]
http://www.univ-pau.fr/~gabillon
http://csysec.univ-pau.fr
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[7/8] from: rebol665:ifrance at: 6-Dec-2001 14:08
Hi
I have tested this, and it works for me
write %test.txt read %"/serveurnovell/transfert/transfer/pph/rebol.txt"
Patrick
[8/8] from: snih:rebol:cz at: 6-Dec-2001 11:10
Alban Gabillon wrote:
> Thank you for your answer Andrew, but this does not solve my problem. I am
> using MSWindow98. The novell server is connected to my local network and can
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> directory (dir? %\\Novell_server\accounts\GABILLON returns false). Actually
> rebol tries to find this directory on my local disk.
Why do you solve it that way? We use novell servers thru all our company and it
is ABSOLUTELY normal, that we map network volumes to some driver letters. You
can do it yourself too. You surely use damned MS client, ignoring NetWare login
script, getting you into some data-loss risks, etc. Me, as a network admin -
would not allow machine without proper Netware client on our network ... that's
in regard to philosophy of Netware usage :-)
now - why do you use backslashes? try:
dir? %//Novell_server/accounts/GABILLON
so ... I tried it and ... simply remove one slash at the beginning of your path
...
dir? %/Novell_server/accounts/GABILLON
will work, I can bet ;-)
Cheers,
-pekr-
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