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  • Subject: Re: Client problem
  • From: Devinbowen@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:52:49 EST

This may seem like a dumb question, but did you verify all of your settings 
in workstation settings for this client?

I've seen several times where everything on the server is fine, but someone 
typed an "O" instead of a 0, etc.  

The message they receive is:  

Fatal Error: Cannot Start Physical Server. 
Error is: Could not start Server Program. (Check INI file)

also . . . some of the little C/S spec fields in workstation settings panel 
don't show the full string you've typed in because they're too small (server 
config file - AS/400, server path for UNIX).  I just helped a client that was 
having problems because they entered their settings from a co-workers screen 
print of the settings (which cut off several of the entries).

in addition . . . I've seen people have problems if they edit the odo.cfg 
manually to add a SERVER rather than allowing Session Manager to do this.  
The problem is that they assume the odo.cfg is used for 1st generation (it is 
not - ini files in c:\windows are used - these files are not updated by 
manual additions to the odo.cfg).

Hope you get it figured out!

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