Hi Tim and others,

I have been thinking of test this against a Linux server, instead of
Windows 2k. Just to be sure that the NetWorker server gives a crap of
the NSR_SUPPORT_NETWARE_4X=1 variable. Now that I have heard that you
got it to work, I'm surely gonna give it a try.

What TSA are you running? I don't like TSAFS at all, but I couldn't find
TSA600 in sp2 for NetWare 6.5. The latest TSA5UP I could find, was
TSA5UP10, this one is pretty old, and I have seen discussions about
TSA5UP13. But I haven't found it on Novell's website(!?).

Thanks for the help and ideas so far... anybody more? any more ideas?
/JC



On Wed, 2005-01-26 at 14:34 -0600, Tim Mooney wrote:
> In regard to: Re: [Networker] NetWare vs. NetWorker 7.1.3/7.2, Philippe...:
> 
> > Joaquin Camp a écrit :
> >>   Okay...
> >> 
> >> The re-installation of the NetWare client didn't helped at all...   =(
> >> 
> >> Any other ideas? Someone?...
> >
> > I have exactly the same error message with an Ultrix client (Networker 4.0) 
> > and a 7.1.3 server. It used to work when the server ran 7.1.2.
> >
> > There was a similar problem in 6.1.3 that hit all 4.x clients (Netware, 
> > SunOS 
> > 4, Ultrix, OS/2). It worked in 6.1.2 and before and was fixed in 6.1.4.
> >
> > Maybe this is not exactly the same problem as then, but it looks like they 
> > broke the support of older clients again :-(.
> 
> I remember that problem too.  However, I can tell you that we upgraded to
> 7.1.3 this past weekend on our Linux NetWorker server, and all our
> NetWare 6.5sp2 + NetWorker client 4.22 backups are working as reliably
> (not saying much) as under our 6.1.3 server.  Restores are another
> issue...
> 
> I did set the
> 
> NSR_SUPPORT_NETWARE_4X=1
> export NSR_SUPPORT_NETWARE_4X
> 
> in /etc/init.d/networker script, thanks mainly to discussion about it on
> this last earlier this month.  I wouldn't have known anything about it if
> not for that.  I haven't seen it mentioned in the release notes or install
> guide, which frustrates me.
> 
> Running strings on /usr/sbin/nsrd doesn't turn up any NSR_SUPPORT_ULTRIX_4X
> environment variable, though, so you may have to contact Legato to find
> out what gives.  There is an NSR_AUTH_METHODS variable, but I have no idea
> how one uses it.
> 
> Tim
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