Conference isvhub::netnotes

The remote notebook file is an RMS file -- accessing it over a Pathworks share 
won't work (since your PC doesn't implement RMS).

You need to specify it as NODE::DEV:[DIR]NOTEBOOK.NOTE (this syntax works even 
if you're using TCP/IP as long as NODE is in your hosts file).

You also will need to set an ACL on the notebook file so that it's readable by 
the notes server, e.g.

    (IDENTIFIER=[DECNET,NOTES$SERVER],ACCESS=READ+WRITE)

>>I just installed the alpha NT client and am trying to read my local VMS

	Where did you find this?  I would love to run it instead of the
	teamlinks portion as I have converted to Exchange and am trying to
	get rid of the TeamLinks bits.

tgc

	Ok.... I was wondering why when netnotes reads my notebook to copy it
over, as soon as it hits a members only notesfile, it stops and doesn't list
anything it looked at beforehand. Does an error just shut it all down?




Glen

.2

I found it at ftp://ntnone.zso.dec.com/kits/netnotes/


.0


I got my clinet working by reading the doc at: 
ftp://ftp-ccs.cxo.dec.com/Kits/NetNotes/

in a nutshell, once i set the acl on my VMS notebook and directories,
and added the correct node::dev:dir:notebook.note syntax, set the routh 
throunh node, everything worked. i don't understand why i couldn't access
the notebook through the mapped drive though. what happens when i copy the
file locally? it gets converted somehow, correct?

/james

    I am also getting remote node not known
    I have the node in both hosts and lmhosts
    
    any help?
    

>>>I just installed the alpha NT client and am trying to read my local VMS
> 
>        Where did you find this?  I would love to run it instead of the
>        teamlinks portion as I have converted to Exchange and am trying to
>        get rid of the TeamLinks bits.
> 
> tgc

http://www-ccs.wro.dec.com/NT/

Goto the 'Kits archive' then 'unsupported kits'.


Gordon

I got it working...

I forgot to set the ACL on the Dir that notes$notebook.note is in


Latter
Dennis

	I'm having problems with getting it to copy the notebook still. I did
exactly what the document said to do, and each thing I did for vms worked, yet
the error I get is:

	X  Error accessing Remote Notebook.  Continuing with local Notebook


then on the bar it says:


	-NOTES-E-NOTMEMBER, you are not a member of this conference



So it is reading.... as that is the 2nd notebook entry. But then it dies.
Anyone know why?


Glen

I had to open my notebook from VMS, doing an notes/nonote 
note$notebook.note, and then add myself as a member.

greg

	I guess I am missing something here..... could you go into more detail
on this please? How did you add yourself as a member, and where? 



Glen

	From VMS:

	$ notes/nonotebook drive:[dir]notes$notebook.note

	Notes> Add member -
		foley/access="[email protected],axel::foley)/priv=moderator


	Notes> Exit

						mike

| <<< Note 204.11 by ATEIS::FOLEY "http://axel.zko.dec.com" >>>



| $ notes/nonotebook drive:[dir]notes$notebook.note

	No problem

| Notes> Add member -
| foley/access="[email protected],axel::foley)/priv=moderator

	The above said I was already a member. So I changed add to set. Then I
got the following error:

	Error in access list for member SILVA



I did have to add a ( after 'access=' and a " before the ) for it to work at
all. :-)  But when I did a show mem silva, nothing changed.



Glen

    re: .12 by BIGQ::SILVA
    
    I've never done the notes/nonotebook blah blah before, but the modify
    member bit worked for me.
    
    FWIW,
    
    /Bill

	I guess it just doesn't want me as an updated member. :-)

any ideas on this?????




| $ notes/nonotebook drive:[dir]notes$notebook.note

	No problem

| Notes> Add member -
| foley/access="[email protected],axel::foley)/priv=moderator

	The above said I was already a member. So I changed add to set. Then I
got the following error:

	Error in access list for member SILVA



I did have to add a ( after 'access=' and a " before the ) for it to work at
all. :-)  But when I did a show mem silva, nothing changed.



Glen

>any ideas on this?????

don't use quotes in the /access=(list)

MODIFY

MEMBER

/ACCESS=(node::username[,...])
Specifies the unique identity of a member by assigning one or
more nodes and user names to the member's name.  This name is a string
enclosed in quotation marks (the quotation marks are needed only if the
string includes any spaces) and having a maximum length of 63 characters.
     
The /ACCESS qualifier is necessary when two members who have the
same VMS user name need to be assigned different privileges or
different mail addresses.

You must enclose a list of nodes and names in parentheses.

    Right, but these are not VMS node::username access addresses, they are
    internet access addresses.
    
    I'm having the exact same problem.
    
    
    E

RE: .17

Just put the domain name where you'd normally have the DECnet node name.
For example:

    /ACCESS=(lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski,gemevn::winalski)

| <<< Note 204.18 by TURRIS::lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski "PLIT Happens..." >>>

| /ACCESS=(lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski,gemevn::winalski)

	I did everything all over again, and I did the above, which got
everything through ok. But when I try to run netnotes, it still comes up saying
I am not a member...... is there anyone in the HLO facility that has actually
gotten this to work who could stop by my office and lend me a hand? This is
just too frustrating at this point......



Glen x6306

<<< Note 204.19 by BIGQ::SILVA "http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/" >>>
    
>| /ACCESS=(lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski,gemevn::winalski)
>
>	I did everything all over again, and I did the above, which got
>everything through ok. But when I try to run netnotes, it still comes up saying
>I am not a member...... 
    
    Maybe because you're not Winalski?
    

	Ha ha..... :-)

| <<< Note 204.18 by TURRIS::lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski "PLIT Happens..." >>>

| /ACCESS=(lspace.zko.dec.com::winalski,gemevn::winalski)

	I did everything all over again, and I did the above, which got
everything through ok. But when I try to run netnotes, it still comes up saying
I am not a member...... is there anyone in the HLO facility that has actually
gotten this to work who could stop by my office and lend me a hand? This is
just too frustrating at this point......



Glen x6306

Glen, the "access" command isn't explaining why none of your notebook 
file is being converted.  It just explains why you can't get into the 
members-only conferences.

	Shawn.... I'm not so sure about that..... but I will try something like
deleting them and seeing what happens. Hold on a minute:

	Nope.... just as I thought. It has NOTHING to do with it. No members
only conferences and I still come up with it saying I am not a member. 




Glen

Just to add another data point...

I had exactly the same problem as described in this string, and
tried all of the same recommended strategies with no success.

I eventually gave up and manually added all of my entries/classes
to a local notebook and updated the "seen map" manually as
well.  (A real pain in the neck.)

For what it's worth: sitting in ZKO-2, using TCP/IP with a 
route-through node.

	I can add them manually..... but I was hoping for everything to remain
in sync.

    Same here... any help is appreciated.
    
    Cheers, Laurie.

Write or reply to a note in some conference from Netnotes then see 
what it thinks you are!

I had similiar problems with moderating a conference, it appears to 
be some DNS issue, in that my PC name is ast323, but I was appearing 
as maxine1.


Greg