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Subject: ITP: mars-nwe -- netware emulator
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Package: wnpp
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WHAT CAN MARS_NWE DO?
=====================
Here is a very short list of what mars_nwe can do for you.
- mars_nwe is a very functional clone of a NetWare server that runs
under Linux. It works fine with the usual DOS client software that
normally comes with your NetWare server.
- mars_nwe offers file, bindery and print services for NetWare client
software.
- mars_nwe does not include any user license restrictions. You can
increase mars_nwe's licenses by simply recompiling it, and you can
start any number of mars_nwe's on your network!
- mars_nwe includes a RIP/SAP daemon that turns your Linux box into a
fine IPX router.
Licence: GPL.
Preliminary package:
http://people.debian.org/~pm/pool/main/mars-nwe/
Apt sources.list:
deb http://people.debian.org/~pm trial main
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This RFP has been closed as it is very old and the requested program
isn't even under active maintenance since at least two years. If the
program is really important to you, please revive it upstream first.
Cheers,
Moritz
