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    NT clients not authenticating

    I teach computer programming in a high school setting. We have a tech in each building, but he is usually overworked with maintaining the large main network. This can mean that it takes several months to get to problems on my network. I work with a small network using a Red Hat Linux...
  2. newguy9

    Universal Naming Convention (UNC) in VB 6 Professional

    Visual Basic 6 Professional does not seem to handle data files whose pathname uses universal naming convention. I just need to create and read simple sequential access data files whose pathname is given in UNC. Unfortunately, the usual Open statement crashes (Open strFileName For Output As #1...
  3. newguy9

    Linux style pathnames for Visual Basic text files

    My Visual Basic program (running on an NT client) needs to create and read text files stored on a Linux server. The problem is that my VB program crashes when I try to use the standard Open statement with a pathname of the form: //servername/directoryname$/filename (the $ is part of the...
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    Pathname for files on a linux server using Visual Basic

    My Visual Basic program running on an NT client needs to create and read text files on a Linux server (RedHat). The problem is that the pathname is of the form: //servername/directoryname$/filename ($ is part of the directory name) The program crashes with the standard Open statement using...

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