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2337.1 | Check FAL | IOSG::STANDAGE | Oink...Oink...Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo | Fri Feb 26 1993 15:04 | 25 |
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Julie,
Certainly "FOREIGN document type cannot be displayed" should be
returned from both a local and remote read on such a document, and my
tests confirmed that. Is this problem restricted to only one remote
user, or can it potentially happen to all the remote users on that
particular node ?
Also, double check that this problem only occurs when the remote user
attempts to read the FOREIGN file - and not for all document types.
There is a problem with FAL where the FAL password in NCP does not
match the password of FAL$SERVER in SYSUAF. This will cause a remote
read to fail, but a remote edit to be successful. The reason is due to
ALL-IN-1 using FAL for reading remote private documents, but when
editing the same document the FCS is called.
The easiest way for checking FAL and the proxy setups is to do a
$DIR NODE:: from the remote user's account having the problems.
Kevin.
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2337.2 | Yes, there are inconsistencies. | IOSG::CARLIN | Dick Carlin IOSG, Reading, England | Fri Feb 26 1993 16:29 | 20 |
| Julie
Without giving you the precise answer for this case, I can tell you
that there are inconsistencies in some of the UI, in that a different
(and misleading) error message is given if the document is remote.
One example is if the document file is foreign. We do a
get_rms_semantic_tag to try and find out more about the file. Any error
return from this is reported as "File doesn't exist". Unfortunately we
have no way yet of doing get_rms_semantic_tag on a remote file in the
shared area (no access), so this will end up returning "File doesn't
exist".
At some time we hope to build more remote content operations into the
File Cabinet Server, eg get rms attributes, but we can't promise
anything yet.
In the meantime we'll at least try and make the messages more accurate.
Dick
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2337.3 | | KERNEL::OTHENJ | | Wed Mar 03 1993 17:32 | 25 |
| Hello,
Thanks for the replies.
I am still a bit confused about this problem. From my ALL-IN-1 v3.0-1
system, I sucessfully get the message
FOREIGN document type cannot be displayed
when reading a (personal) foreign document from another ALL-IN-1 v3.0
system. But if I try (from the local system)
<get_rms_semantic_tag #doc , #tag_sym (where #doc = filename on
local system)
I received the error File not Found. Then I tried it a few more times,
and suddenly it did not return an error anymore (Yes, I know this
sounds like user error, but someone else was watching this to confirm
it was not!!!!!)
Is it just a case of 'it may work, it may not' , or is there any reason
why I seem to get inconsistent results?
Thanks,
Julie
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