IFS Tools Revision History

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Current version of IFS Tools is 1.11

1.11

2006-04-30

Added NBUSER and NBPASS data areas to save global user ID/password info for access to Windows network. This can be handy when all calls to netbios send/receive file commands need to use the same user id and password. Also added the NBSETUSER command which can be used to store the user ID and password info in the encrypted data areas. NBDIRLIST, NBPUTFILE and NBGETFILE commands now have a default user of *GLOBAL and a default password of *GLOBAL. This will force the commands by default to look at the values stored in the NBUSER/NBPASS data areas to determine the remote network access authority. Then when the NBUSER/NBPASS values are set, all command calls to send or receive files between the IFS and a Windows server will use the global user ID and password setting and users won't need to enter the appropriate security info.

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1.09/1.10

2006-02-21

Added replace parm to NBPUTFILE to replace existing files during transfer. Adder MKDIRS parm to NBPUTFILE to auto create directories as needed.

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1.08

2006-02-21

Added initial Netbios file transfer command implementations.

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1.07

2005-05-17

Fixed IFSDIR so it does not fail after 200 passes. Old code was not appropriately closing directory listings.

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1.06

2004-10-24

Insure that fields are sorted by name when they are read with the IFSMON process. This insures that files are processed in alphabetical order.

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1.04/1.05

2004-04-29

Changed IFSMON to have a unique date/time stamp when a file is moved after processing. FORMAT: FILENAME.PDF.SENT20040101010101

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1.03

2004-04-28

Changed IFSMON to loop to wait cycle if IFS folder is not found. User found an odd problem where the IFS directory check was failing, thus causing the monitor to end before its scheduled time.

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