Actually, each resource which has been stored in nsr.res and nsrjb.res now is saved in a separate file. The file name is nothing else but the hexadecimal encoded form of the resource id which you find at the end of each resource description.
- At the beginning you find an index number
- At ther end there is the IP address
- In the middle ... (i don't know)
If you want to find a certain resource, this is not easy any more. For UNIX/Linux, you must recursively search a certain string, for example with this command:
find /nsr/res/nsrdb -type f -exec grep -l "string" {} \;
Do not forget: If you ever changed a resource file you must restart the daemons to make NW become aware of this change!
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