On Sun, Sep 03, 2000 at 12:54:38PM +0200, Marcel Cox wrote:
>
> This should be
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>
> # 2222/1737
> pkt = NCP(0x1737, "Scan Bindery Object", 'bindery')
> pkt.Request((17,64), [
> [ 10, 4, ObjectID ],
> [ 14, 2, ObjectType ],
> [ 16, (1,48), ObjectName ],
> ])
> >>>>>>>>>>>><
Thanks. I'll put in some code in ncp.py to check for silly
mistakes like that.
> I have not verified the correctness of this NCP call, but the reply definition
> is quite different from Novell's official definition:
> http://developer.novell.com/ndk/doc/docui/index.htm#../ncp/ncp__enu/data/a1wwxd7.htm^a1wwxd7
I'll take a look at those; until last week I did not know that
any official documentation existed. As noted in the comments at the
top of ncp2222.py, I had been using "Programmer's Guide to the
NetWare Core Protocol". But of course I'd trust Novell's documentation
more than the reverse-engineered data in the book.
>
> More generally, I notice that only very few NCP decodes have been implemented so far.
> Do you need any help implementing the hundreds is missing NCP functions ?
>
> MArcel
Oh yes!!!!! I haven't reviewed the official documentation at
developer.novell.com yet; perhaps it's in a rigourous format such that
we could write a program to extract the data from te website and convert it
to ncp2222.py-format.
--gilbert
