Index

9D errors 10.2 Error Codes

A

a_srvcfg 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
access denied 10.3.3 File access denied
access file manager 8.3 Using the Access File Manager 4.2 The Server Access File 5.2 The Server Access File
access file manager:adding a record 8.3.3 Adding an access record
access file manager:creating an access file 8.3.2 Creating or opening an access file
access file manager:default values 8.3 Using the Access File Manager
access file manager:displaying records 8.3.6 Displaying an access record
access file manager:exiting 8.3.7 Exiting the access manager
access file manager:modifying a record 8.3.5 Modifying an access record
access file manager:removing a record 8.3.4 Removing an access record
access file manager:starting 8.3.1 Starting the access file manager
access records 8.2 Access Records
access records:fields 8.2 Access Records
access records:most permissive 8.2 Access Records
access records:password 8.3.3 Adding an access record
access records:record never matched 8.3.3 Adding an access record
ACCESS-FILE 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
Accessing Remote Files 9.1 Accessing Remote Files
AcuAccess 5.2 The Server Access File 4.2 The Server Access File
AcuAccess:file ownership & permissions 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
Acu-Client-Password 10.3.6 Invalid password 8.4.1 Passwords
ACUCOBOL configuration variable 8.4.1 Passwords
acupgms.lib 8.4.1 Passwords
acuserve will not start 5.2 The Server Access File
acuserve, automatic startup on UNIX 7.2 Starting acuserve at System Startup
acuserve, automatic startup on Windows NT 7.2 Starting acuserve at System Startup
acuserve, status report 7.3 Status Reports
acuserve:command 7.0 The acuserve Command
acuserve:enabling file tracing 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:error log 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:file permissions 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
acuserve:starting 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:starting the access file manager 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:status report 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:stopping 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:version number 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
acuserve:will not start 8.1 The Server Access File 8.0 System Security
AcuServer files:ownerships & permissions 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
APPLY_FILE-PATH 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX
APPLY-CODE-PATH 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX

C

C$COPY,library routine 9.3.1 C$COPY
C$FILEINFO,library routine 9.3.2 C$FILEINFO
C$RERR 10.2 Error Codes
cblconfig file 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
client user name 8.2 Access Records
client-enabled runtime: verifying 4.4 Installing the Client 5.4 Installing the Client
clntstub 9.4.5 Removing AcuServer client support from the runtime
closing stranded files 7.4 Closing Stranded Files 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
CODE-PREFIX 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX
configuration 6.0 Configuration
configuration file format 6.1 Configuration Variables
configuration variables 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
configuration variables:server 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
connection refused 10.3.5 Connection refused
connection times out 10.3.2 Connection times out
connection validation logic 8.4 AcuServer Connection Logic
Control-C, application terminated by 7.4 Closing Stranded Files
creating an access file 8.3.2 Creating or opening an access file

D

DEFAULT-TIMEOUT 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
DEFAULT-USER 6.1.2 Server configuration variables 8.2 Access Records
DEFAULT-USER, configuration variable:when used 8.4 AcuServer Connection Logic
DOS, relinking the runtime:extended DOS 9.4.1 Relinking under Extended DOS
DOS: client user name 8.3.3 Adding an access record
DOS:USER environment variable 8.3.3 Adding an access record
DOS:USERNAME environment variable 8.3.3 Adding an access record

E

error codes 10.2 Error Codes

F

FAT file system 8.0 System Security
FID, field in status report 7.3 Status Reports
file access failures 10.2 Error Codes
file errors:ambiguous 10.3.1 Ambiguous file error
file systems on Windows NT 8.0 System Security
file type:in status report 7.3 Status Reports
FILE-PREFIX 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
FILE-PREFIX, configuration variable 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX
FILE-PREFIX:not used in library functions 9.3 Restrictions to Library Functions

G

Getting started on UNIX 2.0 Quick-Start Guide for UNIX Servers
Getting started on Windows NT 3.0 Quick-Start Guide for Windows NT (Intel) Servers

H

host name of client system 10.3.4 Unexpected user name

I

Installing the UNIX Server 4.1 Installing the Server
Installing Windows NT servers 5.1 Installing the Server

K

kill -9, application terminated by 7.4 Closing Stranded Files

L

library routine restrictions 9.3 Restrictions to Library Functions
license file 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks 1.2.7 System requirements 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
license:maximum number of users 1.2.5 Maximum number of users
linking the runtime 9.4 Relinking the Runtime
linking the runtime, extended DOS 9.4.1 Relinking under Extended DOS
linking the runtime, Windows 9.4.2 Relinking under MS Windows 3.x 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel)
linking under UNIX 9.4.4 Relinking under UNIX
LOCAK-ALL-FILES 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
LOCKS-PER-FILE 6.1.2 Server configuration variables

M

machine failures 10.1 Machine Failures
MAX-FILES 6.1.2 Server configuration variables

N

name aliasing 9.1.4 Using name aliases
NFS 1.2.1 Remote file access performance
NTFS file system 8.0 System Security

P

password:Acu-Client-Password 8.4.1 Passwords
password:field in access record 8.3.3 Adding an access record
password:invalid, connection refused 10.3.6 Invalid password
PASSWORD-ATTEMPTS 8.4.1 Passwords 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
passwords 8.4.1 Passwords 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
PC/TCP Kernel Software 1.2.7 System requirements
PC/TCP, libraries needed for extended DOS 9.4.1 Relinking under Extended DOS
PC/TCP, libraries needed for Windows 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel) 9.4.2 Relinking under MS Windows 3.x
performance tip, name aliasing 2.3.5 Remote name notation
performance, under Windows NT 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX
PID, field in status report 7.3 Status Reports
ping 10.3.2 Connection times out
portmap daemon 10.3.7 Acuserve and Portmap daemons 1.2.7 System requirements 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
Programming for AcuServer 9.0 Programming for AcuServer

Q

Quick-Start Guide for UNIX 2.0 Quick-Start Guide for UNIX Servers
Quick-Start Guide for Windows NT (Intel) 3.0 Quick-Start Guide for Windows NT (Intel) Servers

R

Record locking support 1.2.2 Record locking
relinking the runtime 9.4 Relinking the Runtime
relinking the runtime: removing client support 9.4.5 Removing AcuServer client support from the runtime
Relinking under UNIX 9.4.4 Relinking under UNIX
Relinking under Windows 3.x 9.4.2 Relinking under Windows 3.x
Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel)
remote name notation 9.1.1 Remote name notation
remote name notation:in the configuration file 9.1.3 Remote name notation on the command line and in the configuration file
remote name notation:on the command line 9.1.3 Remote name notation on the command line and in the configuration file
Remote Procedure Calls 1.2 Implementation Details
removing AcuServer client support from the runtime 9.4.5 Removing AcuServer client support from the runtime
RENAME, library routine 9.3.3 RENAME
RENAME-STATUS 9.3.3 RENAME
report, system status 7.3 Status Reports
RPC 1.2 Implementation Details
RPC:error codes 10.2 Error Codes
RPC:network performance 1.2.1 Remote file access performance
RPC4W32.DLL 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel)
RPC4WIN.DLL 9.4.2 Relinking under MS Windows 3.x
rpcinfo 10.3.2 Connection times out
runtime configuration variables 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables

S

security via license files 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
server access file 5.2 The Server Access File 4.2 The Server Access File 8.1 The Server Access File
server access file: 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
server access file:access records 8.2 Access Records
server access file:manager utility 4.2 The Server Access File 5.2 The Server Access File
server and client, same machine 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
server configuration variables 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
server name management 9.2 Server Name Management
SERVER-NUMBER 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
SERVER-PORT 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
SERVER-START 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
software distribution media contents 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
software distribution media contents on UNIX 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks
Software Installation on UNIX Networks 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks
Software Installation on Windows NT Networks 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
software installation: client 5.4 Installing the Client 4.4 Installing the Client
starting acuserve 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
STATUS-CODE 9.3.2 C$FILEINFO
stopping the acuserve daemon 7.1 acuserve Command Formats
stranded files, closing 7.4 Closing Stranded Files
system load balancing 1.2.4 System load balancing
system requirements 1.2.7 System requirements
system security 1.2.3 System security
system status report 7.3 Status Reports

T

technical support 11.0 Technical Support
TEXT 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
troubleshooting 10.3 Troubleshooting
troubleshooting:ambiguous file error 10.3.1 Ambiguous file error
troubleshooting:connection refused 10.3.5 Connection refused
troubleshooting:connection times out 10.3.2 Connection times out
troubleshooting:file access denied 10.3.3 File access denied
troubleshooting:invalid password 10.3.6 Invalid password
troubleshooting:portmap daemon 10.3.7 Acuserve and Portmap daemons
troubleshooting:unexpected user name 10.3.4 Unexpected user name
troubleshooting:UNIX permissions 10.3.3 File access denied
troubleshooting:Windows NT permissions 10.3.3 File access denied
TY, field in status report 7.3 Status Reports

U

umask 5.3 Ownerships and Permissions 8.3.3 Adding an access record
unexpected user name on server 10.3.4 Unexpected user name
UNIX services 7.2 Starting acuserve at System Startup
UNIX:ownerships 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
UNIX:ownerships:AcuServer files 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
UNIX:permissions 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
UNIX:permissions:AcuServer files 4.3 Ownerships and Permissions
UNIX:relinking the runtime 9.4.4 Relinking under UNIX
unlock option:command line mode 7.4 Closing Stranded Files
unlock option:interactive mode 7.4 Closing Stranded Files
USE-LOCAL-SERVER 6.1.1 Runtime configuration variables
User count exceeded 1.2.5 Maximum number of users
USER:environment variable 8.2 Access Records
USERNAME:environment variable 8.2 Access Records
users:maximum allowed 1.2.5 Maximum number of users

V

validating service requesters 8.4 AcuServer Connection Logic
V-BUFFER-DATA 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
V-BUFFERS 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
Vision files 1.2.6 Vision files
V-READ-AHEAD 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
V-SEG-SIZE 6.1.2 Server configuration variables
V-VERSION 6.1.2 Server configuration variables

W

wildcards in access records 8.2 Access Records
Windows NT ownerships 5.3 Ownerships and Permissions
Windows NT ownerships of new files 5.3 Ownerships and Permissions
Windows NT permissions 5.3 Ownerships and Permissions
Windows NT permissions on new files 5.3 Ownerships and Permissions
Windows NT services 7.2 Starting acuserve at System Startup
Windows NT services, deleting them 5.1 Installing the Server
Windows NT services, stopping them 5.1 Installing the Server
Windows NT, performance 9.1.2 Using FILE-PREFIX and CODE-PREFIX
Windows, relinking the runtime 9.4.2 Relinking under MS Windows 3.x 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel)
WINSOCK.DLL 1.2.7 System requirements 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks 9.4.2 Relinking under MS Windows 3.x 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks
WSOCK32.DLL 3.1 Requirements 4.0 Software Installation on UNIX Networks 5.0 Software Installation on Windows NT Networks 2.1 Requirements 1.2.7 System requirements 9.4.3 Relinking under Windows 95 and Windows NT (Intel)