I have a small server process which normall runs on Windows and accepts network connections via Named Pipes. I would like to run this process under Wine to avoid having to install an NT server I get .. fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub Which looks very SMB ish in its format. I am guessing that this would require some co operation from Samba. The applet runs in the system tray and all the functions work OK, but I dont get any network connectivity. Are neworked named pipes supported under Wine? I would very much like to avoid installing NT because the rest of the process works fine, even the tray icon under KDE. Regards Steve Ball
Steve Ball <steve@netlink.demon.co.uk> wrote:> I have a small server process which normall runs on Windows and accepts > network connections via Named Pipes. I would like to run this process > under Wine to avoid having to install an NT server> I get ..> fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", > OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, > InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub > fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", > OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, > InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub > fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", > OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, > InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub > fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", > OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, > InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00): stub> Which looks very SMB ish in its format. I am guessing that this would > require some co operation from Samba. The applet runs in the system tray > and all the functions work OK, but I dont get any network connectivity.> Are neworked named pipes supported under Wine?Nope. Implement them ! ;-) (somebody said it's rather easy to do) I don't have much experience here, however.> I would very much like to avoid installing NT because the rest of the > process works fine, even the tray icon under KDE.> Regards> Steve BallAndreas Mohr
FWIW, Visual C++ would probably compile and link in it's IDE if named pipes were implemented. But it's not a very commonly used feature in consumer Windows applications unfortunately. -- Ian Schmidt - ischmidt [at] cfl [dot] rr [dot] com WINE Screenshots: http://wine.godmonkey.com/