Moved development

To prevent problems during further development I moved all development to Daphne – the 512Mb PWS. It contained just a 4Gb system disk, but I added two IDE disks left over from
older PC’s: one of 14Gb and one of 120Gb. The development environment from Diana has been copied to this 14Gb disk. Of course I had to make some adjustments to the startup procedure of Daphne to facilitate the environment and made a few changes to the procedures that set all logicals – and ran into Job-table restrictions: JTQuota were just 4096 bytes and needed to be raised to 10.000 for both SYSTEM and user. And I had to play with security to be able to edit files.
In the end, it turned out that just one (system) file was located on a different location, but that is easily tackled by setting the logical referring to this file to the right location. Added clean-up procedure for WGIB (and recreate the object libraries), and now the program compiles. To run it, protection still needed some adjustments: on Diana the user I use is member of the SYSTEM group, on Daphne it is a normal user (as it should be) so some files could not be accessed – but the same file resides in the development environment: just edit the configuration file, and the program can be run as a normal user. so I can now get on with development and testing without interfering with the production environment.