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Map Command Differences from Windows Behavior ....... . . 10 Login Script Commands Not Implemented in Novell Client for Linux ......11 IF Statement Does Not Work without the THEN Statement . - Page 6 Novell Client for Linux Readme...
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Novell Client for Linux Known Issues Readme ® This document includes information on known issues that have not been resolved for Novell Client 1.0 for Linux. Additional Documentation For documentation on installing and configuring Novell Client for Linux, see the Readme files contained in the download. - Page 8 Novell Client for Linux Readme...
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Page 9: Novell Client For Linux
32-bit hardware only. Uninstall Previous Version before Installing When you are installing Novell Client for Linux, you must first uninstall any previous version of Novell Client for Linux (this includes beta versions). If you do not uninstall previous versions, the novfs kernel driver might not load correctly. -
Page 10: Install Script Contains Fatal Error Messages But Still Installs Correctly
Login Issues Integrated Login Not Provided This version of Novell Client for Linux does not provide an integrated login experience with the initial workstation login screen. Users who have migrated from Windows* desktops to Linux do not have the same experience and must log in to the workstation and then log in to the network using the Novell Client for Linux. -
Page 11: Login Script Commands Not Implemented In Novell Client For Linux
THEN WRITE “This is July” Cannot Log In If you are experiencing problems logging in with Novell Client for Linux, a first step is to check that the needed packages are all running. At the Console Terminal, type ps -A | grep nov. -
Page 12: Login Requires A Server Name For Trees Not Registered With Dns
During a file copy, the workstation hangs because of issues with FAM/iNotify. These issues are not directly related to Novell Client, but happen because of the way FAM validates requests. This means that in order to complete a file copy, you must remove the FAM service. -
Page 13: Receive Messages
A patch for this defect will be posted. No Network Browsing Capability on Nautilus There is no Novell network browsing capability in the Nautilus browser. Full capability is provided with the Konqueror browser. Nautilus and FAM Generate High Amounts of Traffic Nautilus and FAM generate high amounts of traffic during file operations and severely impact the performance of the Novell Client for Linux. -
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The Map dialog box drop-down list of drive letters does not display the resources that are already mapped in the same way that Novell Client for Windows does (the Novell Client for Windows displays the drive letter and then the server/volume information). - Page 15 For more information, see “The Novell Client for Linux Commands” in the Novell Client for Linux Installation and Administration Guide. Novell Client for Linux...
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