On 07-Feb-18 15:27, Quentin North wrote: > Hi all > > A bit off topic, but Im not a historical Dec user so don’t know some > of the basics with Dec OSes and have never oped one before. > > I have installed and configured Tops-10 on a simh PDP10. > > It is all fine, but when I am creating user accounts I have bumped > into two minor issues and after wading through some enormous manuals I > am none the wiser on how to solve. The issues are: > > When I set up a new users I get a message something like: > New user PPN: [27,100] > %REANDF No default project 27 profile found > > How do I set up the default profile and where (show mentions [27,%] or > [%,%] but I don’t understand these PPNs)? > > When I login with a user that I have created I don’t seem to get a > default SSL and dsk: is not assigned to dskb. If I manually assign > dskb: dsk: that seems to work in that I can direct, but it doesn’t > seem to just do that. > > .login quentin > Job 3 KS10 TTY1 > %LGNSLE Search list is empty > 20:05 7-Feb-118 Wednesday > > .dir > > %WLDSLE Search list empty > > .dir dsk: > > %WLDSLE Search list empty dsk: > > Thanks for any help. > > Quentin >
The defaults for a group are under the PPN [27,%]. Just create it with react. If there is no [27,%], the system-wide default is [%,%]. % represents a reserved project or programmer number. It is accepted by the parser. The search list for a user is defined by the disks on which quotas are assigned. Again, in react. .r react react>change [27,200] ; or [27,%], or [%,%] change>structure-quota dskb inf inf (I'm not quite sure of the exact syntax; it's been a while since I had to do this - use '?') I believe that react is documented in the tops-10 installation guide. This assumes a relatively recent monitor. The older react had a more cryptic UI, and it's own specification in the software notebooks. I think it was about 7.02 when the new react was written using GLXLIB. The early prototypes had horrible performance due to a homebrew file structure. We had university customers with thousands of accounts. I converted it to use RMS index files - which upset the RMS group (who thought RMS-10 would only be used for COBOL), but the performance was stellar. So the RMS group was instructed to fix the one bug that this uncovered.
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