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@volman/rc/vault/server - database server or 'vaultdaemon' 
for NAStore Vault RC.

vaultdb.doc	format of the vault dbase
commline.h	configuration of RS232 line to gun
gun/		code for driving the handheld, bar-code PC

The database server was originally expected to run on a dedicated
machine with a network connection to the host running the voldaemon
and an RS232 connection to a bar-code reading, handheld PC.  Thus it 
is envisioned that this directory and the bplus database index 
directory will be copied to such a server and compiled there.  The 
first thing one would do to make it compile here is to change the 
references in the Makefile from "../bplus/" to "../../../../bplus" 
or make a soft link from the former to the latter.

Another consequence of the seperate-machine strategy is that the
vaultdaemon has its own version of the Volume Manager vmlog
facility, so does not link libvol.a.

The following instructions would apply if one had tarred a tree
containing the server and bplus trees.

To set up the vault database server, make a directory for the source and use
tar to read the floppy disk:

	mkdir src
	cd src
	tar xvf /dev/rfd0c

This will create subdirectories for the bplus and vault code.
Now, cd into each one, check out current copies of everything and
get ready to make.

	cd bplus
	co RCS/*
	make

	cd ../vault
	co RCS/*

Before you can make the vault software, you need to pick a place to install
it.  Edit the Makefile and change the lines that specifie the INSTALL_DIR
and MAN_DIR.

	co -l Makefile
	vi Makefile
	...
	make man

The man page for vaultdaemon will explain how to set up a number of
configuration specific things like where the log files and database
files will be written.  Each header file that needs to be changed
should be checked out before modification.  If you want to run
vaultop on more than one machine, you will need to modify the variable
"server" to be the name the machine where vaultdaemon will run.

	make

If all is well, do the final install.

	make install

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1.1.1.1
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@Import of snapshot of nastore3 code. Includes kernel code for dmfs, dmfs
user utilities, ms66 import and export, vvm, and volman. Also includes
makefile magic to automatically generate .tgz source files from the source.
Solaris support a bit of a question as zoularis is not working at the
moment.
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