Also, is there any chance this might be related to the long-standing issue with network files not getting the correct timestamp, which I saw on the bug list from a couple years ago? The command.com and kernel.sys date from before the date of this bug, so it may not be fixed yet?
D > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf > Of David C. Kerber > Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 7:34 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Can write but not read network share > > Thanks; I'll check my .ini files and net.exe versions against > what you list below. Your issue about the application is > something I neglected to mention in my original post: I'm > using a FreeBasic app (self-written) for this. > > Dave > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Ulrich Hansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 3:34 AM > > To: David C. Kerber > > Cc: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net > > Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Can write but not read network share > > > > Hi David, > > > > David C. Kerber schrieb: > > > What version of Net.exe are you using? The one from the > > client 3.0? I believe I'm using the one from the WG1049 (dos > > server) package I asked you about last week, so I'll see if > changing > > it helps. > > > > I also use the NET.EXE from WG1049, which is dated from 06.06.94 > > > > I have three versions here: > > - one from the msclient 3.0 disk 1, dated from 07.02.95, > which has no > > server functions > > - one from the nnet.exe update, dated from 06.03.1995, including > > server functions. > > - one from WG1049, 06.06.94 including server functions. > > > > As you use the FreeDOS machine only as client, you might > want to try > > the original ms client version. > > > > Did you do any changes to the XP side? Did you turn the > firewall off > > for testing? > > > > I post my PROTOCOL.INI and SYSTEM.INI from MS CLIENT's NET > directory > > and my system files, maybe you want to compare the settings. > > > > BTW: I just noticed: Copying files from and to a mapped XP > drive works > > well on the command line. But if I use DOS navigator > (V.1.51) to copy > > a file "test.txt" from c:\ on my freedos machine to the > mapped drive > > I:\ of the XP machine DN > > asks: "File I:\test.txt already exists in destination > directory" and I > > can choose to Overwrite / Append/ Rename/ Skip/ Cancel. Overwriting > > does the trick. But this happens with every attempt to copy > any file. > > So it depends from the application too. > > > > regards > > Uli > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > PROTOCOL.INI > > > > [network.setup] > > version=0x3110 > > netcard=PC_CARD,1,PC_CARD,1 > > transport=tcpip,TCPIP > > lana0=PC_CARD,1,tcpip > > > > [protman] > > DriverName=PROTMAN$ > > PRIORITY=MS$NDISHLP > > > > [PC_CARD] > > DriverName=DFE670$ > > > > [MS$NDISHLP] > > DriverName=ndishlp$ > > BINDINGS=PC_CARD > > > > [MS$NETBEUI] > > DriverName=netbeui$ > > SESSIONS=10 > > NCBS=12 > > BINDINGS=PC_CARD > > LANABASE=0 > > > > [MS$NWLINK] > > FRAME=ETHERNET_802.2 > > DriverName=nwlink$ > > BINDINGS=PC_CARD > > > > [PKTDRV] > > drivername=PKTDRV$ > > bindings=PC_CARD > > intvec=0x60 > > chainvec=0x66 > > > > [TCPIP] > > NBSessions=6 > > DefaultGateway0=192 168 1 1 > > SubNetMask0=255 255 255 0 > > IPAddress0=192 168 1 80 > > DisableDHCP=1 > > DriverName=TCPIP$ > > BINDINGS=PC_CARD > > LANABASE=0 > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > SYSTEM.INI > > > > [network] > > sizworkbuf=1498 > > filesharing=yes > > printsharing=yes > > autologon=no > > computername=freedos > > lanroot=C:\NETWORK\NET > > username=freedos > > workgroup=CHAOS > > reconnect=no > > dospophotkey=N > > lmlogon=0 > > logondomain=CHAOS > > preferredredir=full > > autostart=basic > > maxconnections=8 > > > > [network drivers] > > netcard=DFE670.DOS > > transport=tcpdrv.dos,nemm.dos,dis_pkt9.dos > > > > devdir=C:\NETWORK\NET > > LoadRMDrivers=yes > > > > [Password Lists] > > *Shares=C:\NETWORK\NET\Shares.PWL > > FREEDOS=C:\NETWORK\NET\FREEDOS.PWL > > > > [386enh] > > TimerCriticalSection=5000 > > UniqueDosPSP=TRUE > > PSPIncrement=2 > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > And the relevant sections from AUTOEXEC.BAT > > > > @echo off > > > > SET dosdir=C:\FDOS > > set PATH=%dosdir%\bin > > SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\CPQDOS;C:\UTIL;C:\NETWORK;C:\NETWORK\PCMCIA; > > set NLSPATH=%dosdir%\NLS > > set HELPPATH=%dosdir%\HELP > > set temp=%dosdir%\temp > > set tmp=%dosdir%\temp > > set emu387=C:\UTIL\WMEMU387.DXE > > > > SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\NETWORK\NET; > > > > REM Initialize the net first for MS TCP/IP: > > C:\NETWORK\NET\net initialize > > REM Further TCP/IP drivers will be started below > > > > > > LH DISPLAY CON=(EGA,,1) > > MODE CON CP PREP=((858) C:\FDOS\cpi\EGA.CPX) LH MODE CON CP > > SEL=858 LH C:\FDOS\BIN\SHARE.COM /L:500 /F:2048 /L:20 > > > > LH C:\FDOS\BIN\CWSDPMI.EXE -R > > > > SET autofile=C:\autoexec.bat > > alias reboot=fdapm warmboot > > alias halt=fdapm poweroff > > alias suspend=fdapm suspend > > SET CFGFILE=C:\fdconfig.sys > > LH KEYB GR,,keyboard.sys > > mouse > > > > REM Activate also those drivers for MS TCP/IP---------- > > C:\NETWORK\NET\netbind.com LH C:\NETWORK\NET\umb.com > > C:\NETWORK\NET\tcptsr.exe C:\NETWORK\NET\tinyrfc.exe LH > > C:\NETWORK\NET\nmtsr.exe C:\NETWORK\NET\emsbfr.exe LH > > C:\NETWORK\NET\net start > > > > goto end > > > > :END > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > And the relevant sections from FDCONFIG.SYS > > > > > > COUNTRY=001,858,C:\FDOS\BIN\COUNTRY.SYS > > SET lang=DE > > LASTDRIVE=Z > > FILES=40 > > BUFFERS=25 > > DOS=HIGH,UMB > > DOSDATA=UMB > > > > set dircmd=/ogn /4 > > > > ; 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