a problem with DUAs
Tom Tignor <tpt2@isi.edu> Wed, 03 June 1992 00:49 UTC
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Subject: a problem with DUAs
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Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1992 16:25:08 -0700
From: Tom Tignor <tpt2@isi.edu>
Hi. I've been playing around with lots of DUAs/DUA clients recently. I've been looking to find ones that will work outside of the ISODE environment. There are, I believe, 3 DUAs that consistently give me the same stream of errors. These are de, xdi and one other I can't think of. After successfully making the executable (a process which involves constructing a mini-enivronment based on select portions of ISODE and the DUA package,) I get the following: internal error for community "realNS" internal error for community "Int-X25" internal error for community "Internet" internal error for community "Janet" internal error for community "localTCP" internal error for community "IXI" bad community name "Int-X25" for variable default_x25_community bad community name "Internet" for variable default_tcp_community Quipu failure (-1): Cannot open tailor file Again, this is for de and xdi, making the applications outside of ISODE (on a separate machine) but with all the include files and other stuff necessary to get it made. The "other stuff" includes the CONFIG.make file which is modified appropriately with respect to the new environment. It also includes dsaptailor and quiputailor which, I believe, don't need to be modified at all. So, anybody got a clue? Tom ???
- a problem with DUAs Tom Tignor
- Re: a problem with DUAs Tim Howes