This document covers solved issues available for 2.1.11:

• Use "whereis" instead of "which"

• Show $LANG in the NPR Log

• Open File Timeout

• FILE/READ, WRITE: buffer type D

• List of Solved Issues Including Previous Versions

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Use "whereis" instead of "which"

Solves problem NPROS-264.

Because the which command is only checking paths specified in the $PATH environment variable, we recommend using whereis to determine the full path of fuser and lsof. For the same reason, we recommend to invoke these programs by specifying their full path. For example, in Solaris fuser is located at /usr/sbin which is usually not defined in the $PATH environment variable for standard users.

Show $LANG in the NPR Log

Solves problem X00195.

The content of the environment variable $LANG is being written to the Entire System Server (NPR) log file now.

Open File Timeout

Solves problem NPROS-271.

If in npr.ini the parameter Open_File_Timeout is set to "0" or Open_File_Timeout is missing, no open file timeout checking will be performed by Entire System Server (NPR). The default of 600 seconds is changed to zero (no check).

FILE/READ, WRITE: buffer type D

Solves problem NPROS-272.

For UNIX local calls, a buffer size of 60 KB was enabled. 60 KB is chosen to avoid CALL INTERFACE4 calls to local NPR UNIX currently.

List of Solved Issues Including Previous Versions

See readme.fix.txt.