NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:              SYSCON.EXE V3.68 for NetWare V3.11 and v2.2
DOCUMENT ID:        TID000390
DOCUMENT REVISION:  A
DATE:               01JUL93
ALERT STATUS:       Yellow
INFORMATION TYPE:   Symptom Solution
README FOR:         SYS368.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCT and VERSION:
NetWare 3.11
NetWare 2.2

ABSTRACT:
This file contains SYSCON.EXE v3.68 for NetWare 3.11 and v2.2.  The file
corrects a problem accessing mail directories when the file server name has
a period and is more than eight characters.  The file also corrects a
problem of losing data when the Trustee Directory Assignment is made with a
forward slash instead of a back slash.
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Self-Extracting File Name:  SYS368.EXE

Files Included     Size     Date        Time

  SYS368.TXT          (This File)
  SYSCON.EXE     280915    6-17-92     10:04a


                       README FOR SYS368.ZIP

This README file accompanies SYSCON.EXE v3.68 for NetWare v3.11 and v2.2. 
The following files are included with this release:

Purpose:
SYSCON would fail to find the supervisor and guest mail directories on 286
servers which contained a dot in the name if the servername was longer than
8 characters.  For example syscon would fail if a server was named 
OR.MORECHARES but would work if it was named OR2.2  This new SYSCON also
fixes a problem of data and directories being deleted.  This occurs when
accessing "Trustee Directory Assignments" under "User Information" in the
SYSCON utility. If an attempt is made to add rights to a user for a
specific directory, and that directory pathname is entered incorrectly,
with a forward slash following the colon after the volume name (i.e.
SERVER/SYS:/PUBLIC/DOS), all data in that directory is lost.

Installation:

1)    Flag SYSCON.EXE in the public directory to SRW.

2)    Copy SYSCON.EXE from the public directory to a diskette for backup
purposes.

3)    Copy this version of SYSCON.EXE to the public directory.

4)    Flag SYSCON.EXE in the public directory to SRO.
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