telnet localhost Login : <-- Enter the Windows user name ( defined in 'start- >Control Panel ->User Accounts' ) Password : <--- Enter the Windows user password ( defined in 'defined in 'start->Control Panel ->User Accounts'
This will take you to the 'remote.cmd' in the %HOME% directory [ '%HOME%' is the Windows users Home directory defined in ''Computer Management->Local Users and Groups->Users' Right Click on the required user name and select 'Properties' under the 'Profile' tab the users 'Home' directory is specified in the 'Home Folder'->Local Path' text box ] The 'remote.cmd' sets the various 'environment variables' for the user, eg : set JEDIFILENAME_MD=C:\usr\hosp\MD set JEDIFILENAME_SYSTEM=%JBCRELEASEDIR%\src\SYSTEM]D set PATH=C:\usr\hosp\bin;%PATH% set JBCOBJECTLIST=C:\usr\hosp\lib ... ... and finally, to start the 'jshell' command prompt : %JBCRELEASEDIR%\bin\jsh.exe [ or : %JBCRELEASEDIR%\bin\jpqn %JEDIFILENAME_MD%\DAVE to run the 'DAVE' Proc in the current '%JEDIFILENAME_MD%' file, eg the : c:\usr\hosp\MD DAVE Proc in this example *** The 'LOGTO' command, issued at the 'jshell' prompt will 'take you to' the jBASE 'Account', defined in the current '%JEDIFILENAME_SYSTEM' file, eg : jsh --> LOGTO fred for the above environment variable settings, will use : '%JBCRELEASEDIR%\src\SYSTEM]D fred where '%JBCRELEASEDIR%\src\SYSTEM]D fred' contains : 001 D 002 C:\usr\gcs ( say ) <--- this is the 'Home' directory for 'fred' ... ... See 'The System file' under 'http://www.jbase.com/r5/knowledgebase/ manuals/3.0/30manpages/man/acc1.htm' in the jBASE International Knowlegebase' for further entries in the ''%JEDIFILENAME_SYSTEM% file *** The 'DAVE' Proc you are running below is the 'DAVE' item in the current '%JEDIFILENAME_MD%' file On Sep 30, 9:52 pm, David Grenfell <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Guys: > > I am attempting to set up a new client (account) on my developement system. > > I have all my accounts under a folder called usr so... > > usr\hosp > usr\gcs > usr\church etc. > > In each account my remort.cmd sets up the pointers for SYSTEM, MD, and so > forth for whatever account I would log to. > > Proplem number 1 is that I can log normally to the usr\gcs account at login > time. When asked for a password , I simply depress the ENTER key, and all > starts normally. However, the hosp and church accounts simply tell me that > the password is not correct and won't let me in. I can get to them by > dropping to tcl in the gcs account and type "logto HOSP" and get in that > way. Something is not setting up right because I have pointers in each > system for users ie > > DAVE > 1. PQ > 2 c:\usr\gcs (this is the gcs account) > > DAVE > 1.PQ > 2. c:\usr\hosp ( this in the hosp account) > > If I get into the hosp account, and type "DAVE" at tcl, it takes me back to > the GCS account. > > If I remember correctly, I should have a pointer to each account either in MD > or SYSTEM, but can't find the answer in the knowledge base. > > Can some-one help me out. > > Dave. -- Please read the posting guidelines at: http://groups.google.com/group/jBASE/web/Posting%20Guidelines IMPORTANT: Type T24: at the start of the subject line for questions specific to Globus/T24 To post, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jBASE?hl=en
