Changeset 962 for trunk/client/src/help/readme.txt

Timestamp:

Aug 18, 2016, 8:55:23 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

Herwig Bauernfeind

Message:

Samba Client 2.3: More changes to helpfiles and readme (DE,EN)

File:

• trunk/client/src/help/readme.txt (modified) (5 diffs)

trunk/client/src/help/readme.txt

@@ -54 +54 @@
 The <$ND> plugin is also available with full sourcecode.
 
-So if you are using our plugin we kindly ask you to support netlabs.org.
-Please refer to the Samba for <$OS> Homepage to learn how you can do
-that!
+So if you are using our plugin we kindly ask you to support either
+bww bitwise works or netlabs.org.
+Please refer to the Samba for <$OS> Homepage to learn how you can do that!
 
 
@@ -69 +69 @@
 _______________
 
-The plugin needs the klibc runtime named libc06*.dll (the innotek gcc runtime 
-DLL) somewhere in your LIBPATH, if it is not there already (It comes with any
-recent eComStation release).
-The plugin needs the 32 bit TCP/IP stack. This stack comes with all eComStation
-releases. If you have still the 16 bit stack, please search the net for the
-32 bit stack.
+The plugin needs the klibc runtime named libc06*.dll (the InnoTek GCC runtime 
+DLL) in your LIBPATH, it might be there already, as it comes with any
+eComStation release.
+The plugin requires the 32 bit TCP/IP stack. This stack comes with all 
+eComStation releases. If you have still the 16 bit stack, please search the 
+net for the 32 bit stack.
 
 3.1 <$ND>
@@ -100 +100 @@
 This will work for both EVFS and <$ND>.
 
+
 4. NDPSMB.DLL 
 _____________
-
-
+                        
 4.1. Usage with <$ND>
 ______________________
@@ -135 +135 @@
    r/w           - define whether the resource should be read-only (r) or 
                    writeable (w)
+   loglevel      - determines the ammount of information writte into a logfile
 
 To mount the exact server's share one need to specify both 'server' and
@@ -170 +171 @@
 ____________
 
-In order to produce a logfile, choose the appropriate loglevel in the login dialog.
+In order to produce a logfile, choose the appropriate loglevel in the login 
+dialogue. 
+
 0 = do not log 2 = log a little 5 = log quite some stuff 10 = log everything.
 
-The logfile is placed to your LOGFILES env path, if available. If the 
+The logfile is placed into your LOGFILES env path, if available. If the 
 LOGFILES environment variable is missing, the logfile is placed into the 
 <$ND> directory. The logfile is called log.ndpsmb.SHARE for the <$ND> part