Date: Wed, 3 Apr 91 09:20:10 +1000
From: Mats Sundvall <sundvall@BIO.EMBNET.SE> (by way of G.Huston@aarnet.edu.au)

At least the way we understand DECNET objects and the way we have used NNTP_DECM
now for years with no problem is to start the image as a detached process.
This process creates its own NNTP object in the NCP database. I remeber you
said that you should be able to start it with the first call. But then you have
to have a NNTP object in NCP that points to NNTP_DECM, that creates its own
object, and you will then have two NNTP objects. I tried this but never got it
to work and when I looked into the code I thought I understood it. I just
removed the timeout that was there (a long time ago) and started the image as a
detached process. And voila... Ok, maybe I do not understand this, or it was to
long ago you hacked that code ;-> Nevertheless it works. But you have to
restart the process after a SYSLCK.

        Mats