Rhapsody DR2:

	EtherShare Admin pretends that any Rhapsody computer is a
	Yellow Pages slave and that users and groups can not not be
	changed. Use the Rhapsody NetInfoManager application instead to
	change users and groups.

	New users (like the macuser created by the installation
	procedure) without a password will not work. Use the
	NetworkManager application to set a password for new accounts
	first.

	EtherShare does stop the system supplied lpd daemon and start
	its own as the system supplied one does not know the du#0
	printcap option, which is required to make OPI work. But the
	EtherShare supplied one does not yet know about printcap
	entries stored in netinfo, so any printer defined using the
	Rhapsody PrintManager application will not be accessible. To
	work around that problem, append the printcap entries from
	netinfo to /etc/printcap, so the EtherShare supplied lpd sees
	these as well:

		nidump printcap . >>/etc/printcap
	
	The shared memory method of printing is not supported on
	Rhapsody, as the System V shared memory API is not yet
	implemented in the Rhapsody kernel.

	On stopping EtherShare it can happen that not all NBP entities
	are properly deregistered, causing failures on a subsequent
	start of EtherShare. As a workaround kill the appletalk process
	and restart it as follows:

		$ESDIR/etc/forall appletalk kill
		appletalk -u -q
		$ESDIR/start-atalk
	
	Logging on to the mail server will produce a message about a
	retry count being exceeded. This error means that new mail
	notifications will not be send, but nothing else is affected. A
	similar message will appear upon logging off from the mail
	server.

AIX 4 and upgrading from earlier EtherShare releases:

	If you have installed EtherShare 2.2 and are upgrading to
	EtherShare 2.5 you will need to reboot after the install. The
	kernel modules under AIX 4 cannot be unloaded and EtherShare
	2.5 needs the new version of the kernel module.

Obsolete Files:

	The EtherShare 2.5 installation script does move unused files
	from previous EtherShare installations to a directory named
	"obsolete". If you did not modify any of these files, you can
	safely delete these.

remote lpd access:

	EtherShare 2.2 update u0039 did change lpd to not require the
	BSD compatibility libraries. But this version also removed the
	check if a remote host is allowed to print and did always grant
	access. The check for remote hosts in /etc/hosts and
	/etc/hosts.lpd is now back in (but does not require the BSD
	compatibility libraries), see the manual lprman.pdf for
	details on how to grant remote print access.

PCAdmin on sun4 and alpha machines:

	EtherShare 2.5 installs on sun4 and alpha architectures two
	replacement files for the standard system spooler, the commands
	lprm and lpc. These are installed in the EtherShare directory.
	The original system supplied lprm and lpc have a bug that can
	cause print queues to hang after moving or deleting the
	currently active job.  The PCAdmin program is erroneously
	assumes that if any lpd spooler utility programs is found in the
	EtherShare directory, all must be there. Please install update
	u0100 for PCShare from the CD to correct this problem.

LaserWriter 8.4.x crashes:

	If your LaserWriter driver crashes upon setting up a printer to
	an EtherShare queue you will need to upgrade to LaserWriter
	8.5.1 or later.

Registering servers in multiple zones:

	If you use netconf to let the EtherShare services appear in
	multiple zones, make sure the zones are really available. If
	you specify only zones that are not defined in any router, no
	service will show up in the chooser.

DEC VT200 terminal configuration:

	On some Unix versions the terminfo entries for DEC vt200 type
	terminals does not produce satisfactory results when used with
	the HELIOS terminal oriented tools like vpoll, netconf or
	hupd.  On HP-UX the programs might even dump core on exit. The
	EtherShare distribution supplies an alternate vt200.ti terminfo
	file that can be installed using the tic utility:

		cd /usr/local/es/etc
		tic vt200.ti
	
	Please ignore any warnings issued by the tic command. The new
	terminfo entry will be used after setting the TERM environment
	variable properly:

		TERM=vt200
		export TERM

Mail Server:

	The mailsrv program does not only listen for the HELIOS mail
	protocol, it also does listen for the POP3 and POPPASSD TCP/IP
	protocols if no other server does implement these services. If
	EtherShare is configured to use the $ESDIR/conf/afppasswd file
	using the mkafppasswd utility, the POP3 server will also
	support the APOP authentication extension.
