Hello,
Does any of you have used a Linux Server as a file server for the 3070 applications? Do you know ir there are compatibility issues with Bt-basic?
I configured a Linux server with SUSE 10.3 and enabled the NIS daemons. I also configured the HP-UX controller with NIS. There is a good communication and I can authenticate the users added in the Unix controller on the Linux server. Each user in the controller belongs to the hp3070 group and also to a special group created to have access permits.
When I log on with one of this users, it correctly authenticates in the Linux server, when I open a bt-basic window and move to the Linux server path it works fine, but when i start working with a file, for example a testplan, the bt-basic window losses the path and when I put a "pwd" command it shows me that is on "/".
Any thoughts?
Thanks a lot,
Alejandro Olivar
InterLatin
Does any of you have used a Linux Server as a file server for the 3070 applications? Do you know ir there are compatibility issues with Bt-basic?
I configured a Linux server with SUSE 10.3 and enabled the NIS daemons. I also configured the HP-UX controller with NIS. There is a good communication and I can authenticate the users added in the Unix controller on the Linux server. Each user in the controller belongs to the hp3070 group and also to a special group created to have access permits.
When I log on with one of this users, it correctly authenticates in the Linux server, when I open a bt-basic window and move to the Linux server path it works fine, but when i start working with a file, for example a testplan, the bt-basic window losses the path and when I put a "pwd" command it shows me that is on "/".
Any thoughts?
Thanks a lot,
Alejandro Olivar
InterLatin
daICThack
I don't think you will get much more help from this forum, since it is about the use of linux with an industrial test system, not advice for linux newbies. Good luck.
I tried the vers=2 and I still had the same problem as the original post when in Basic. But I found a good wiki link that went into a lot detail about interfacing Linux with other Unix like OS's (see link below). I was using Red Hat Enterpise and to get it to work with BT-Basic I had to use the insecure_locks option and the allow ports above 1024 to connect option as well on the Linux server.
wiki link:
http://wiki.linux-nfs.org/wiki/index.php/NFS_Howto_Interop
Best of luck,
daICThack