James Greenidge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>       I'm still on my trek of upgrading my PB-190 to the max, but this OS
> 8.1-9.1 File Sharing hangup has me stumped. I did every thing from
> upgrading my 190 with AppleShare 3.8.6 and my 6320 with AppleShare 3.8.8
...
>       Is there a listing somewhere of the rock-bottom basic files
> required to run file sharing on 8.1? The Apple site doesn't offer such
> (surprises me!). Since all I get from my 6320 are User Authorization errors
> about nonexistent AppleShare folders in Extensions, I'm wondering whether
> AppleShare 3.8.8 uses an user authorization technique that's unknown or
> incompatible with AppleShare 3.8.6. My greatest fear is that file sharing
> downstream (to 190 from 6320) between these different OSes and machines
> isn't technically possible.

Somewhere around the Appleshare 3.8 series Apple changed the way the
default password encryption works.  With the older versions, you'd need
a special file for dealing with the default DHX method, but the newer
ones have built-in support.  My 540C isn't here, so I can't see what
version of Appleshare it's running, but it does support DHX and
randnum encryption without any extra files.  Have you tried updating
the 190 to 3.8.8?  I think it may lose the ability to save the
passwords between sessions but it should work.

Or, if you can find a file called something like "DHX UAM" or
something about a Diffie-Helmann exchange UAM, create the folder that
it's complaining about not finding ("Appleshare UAM" under extensions?
I don't remember what messages I got) and put it in there.  It should
work, but I couldn't find a copy through google when I looked.

--
Dana
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