[arachne] Re: Has one of messages gone missing? Was: Re: Ethernet

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On Fri, 31 Oct 2008 14:39:51 +0930, Greg Mayman wrote:

> I think one of my messages may have been lost in transit. I clicked send
> but the comp played up, and the message wasn't in my Outbox or in the
> Sent mail...

> Here is what I am up to with the tests of the link:

> I cleared the Anonymous box in LeapFTP, and entered the correct username
> and password, then the address 192.168.1.100 but the connection timed
> out again.

> The same with entering ftp://username:password@xxxxxxxxxxxxx/index.htm
> in Firefox; the connection gets a timeout error.

Please refresh my memory.

What happened when you tried http://192.168.1.100/ in FireFox ?
(With this line in c:\nos\etc\autoexec.lan)

start http 80 c \nos\www\
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starts the http server
'lstening' on port 80
drive/dir to access is c:\nos\www\
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> I accidentally tried this when eznos wasn't running and got the same
> errors. Does that mean that eznos is not working as the server?

> What I was wondering: when I run eznos via the HTTPLAN batch file,
> should I be entering a command once I see the eznos prompt?

Nope... no commands need to be entered.

Here's what you _should_ be doing.

1) load the packet driver for your NIC (rtspkt.com 0x60)
2) cd to the EZNOS2 directory (cd c:\nos)
3) run httplan.bat

That's it.... the EZNOS2 HTTP/FTP servers are now running

To confirm it, issue this command.....

taillog<enter>

That will show what time the server was started.

It will also show all accesses to the server.

http://www.glennmcc.org/nos_log.jpg

Here's my C:\nos\spool\log\29oct08 log file from 2 days ago
when I uploaded several files to my DOS computer from my Win98 computer
using LeapFTP.....
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 Time        IP_address:port - action

13:09:51                     - NOS EZNOS (80386) (DOS Solutions) was started
(availmem=336016)
13:09:59  192.168.1.101:1048 - HTTP #80: GET / HTTP/1.1
13:11:42  192.168.1.101:1049 - open FTP
13:11:42  192.168.1.101:1049 - glennmcc logged in
13:11:52  192.168.1.101:1049 - close FTP
13:13:24  192.168.1.101:1051 - open FTP
13:13:24  192.168.1.101:1051 - glennmcc logged in
13:13:46  192.168.1.101:1051 - STOR g:/nos_ftp.bmp
13:13:56  192.168.1.101:1051 - STOR g:/nos_http.bmp
13:14:05  192.168.1.101:1051 - STOR g:/nos_leap.bmp
13:14:14  192.168.1.101:1051 - STOR g:/nos_leap2.bmp
13:15:17  192.168.1.101:1051 - STOR g:/nos_ftp2.bmp
13:15:30  192.168.1.101:1051 - close FTP
13:21:26  192.168.1.101:1077 - HTTP #80: GET / HTTP/1.1
13:21:50  - NOS EZNOS (80386) (DOS Solutions) was stopped (0)
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BTW,

You _have_ been editing c:\nos\etc\autoexec.lan ... have you not ?

If you have been editing c:\nos\etc\autoexec.nos .... then all of those
settings are being 'wiped-out' every time you run httplan.bat because
that .BAT copies the original unedited autoexec.lan to autoexec.nos

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According to one of your previous posts.
This is what you see when you load your packet driver.

rtspkt.com 0x60<enter>

Line speed 100 Mbps
Full Duplex
System [345]86 processor, PCI bus, two 8259s
Packet driver software interrupt is 0x60
Interrupt number is 0xB
Input/output port is 0x6000
My Ethernet address is 00:14:78:05:70:FF

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As we see... it is very similar to what I see when mine gets loaded.

c:\lne100tx\lne100tx.com -1 -a -f -s 0x60<enter>

Linksys LNE100TX Fast Ethernet Adapter Packet Driver  v 1.06 (991217)
Copyright (C) 2000 Linksys GroupAll Rights Reserved.

My Options         
Packet Driver Interrupt Number 0x60
I/O Port 0xD400
Hardware Interrupt Number 11
Medium Type is 100baseTx Full Duplex
My Ethernet Address is 00:04:5A:45:55:9D
Packet Driver is loaded at segment E602
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Your packet driver _is_ loaded at 0x60

However.... we don't know for sure if it is 'device 0' or 'device 1'

So, let's try switching to ethernet 'device 1' instead of 'device 0'
on this line in autoexec.lan.....

attach packet 0x60 eth0 5 1500

Change to......

attach packet 0x60 eth1 5 1500
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