Well, trying it like this made no difference:
obeyfile stopit tcpip a ( read tcp tcpip
VM TCP/IP Obeyfile
Requesting TCPIP to accept 'STOPIT TCPIP *' on MAINT 191 ...
TCPIP says: Minidisk not available
An interesting sidelight. This message is routed to the OP1 PROP userid:
HCPJRL145I USER TCPIP AT NONE ISSUED A LINK COMMAND WITH AN INVALID
PASSWORD 007 TIMES. THE LIMIT IS 005.
We have no ESM. I wasn't aware that native CP kept track of the
number of invalid link requests. Does he do anything with that count
in the absence of an ESM (other than putting it in this message)?
(Yes, the password is "read", and yes, I've verified that it works
for link commands issued from userids who don't have LNKNOPASS.)
- Tom.
At 11:29 PM 7/27/2006, you wrote:
On 7/27/06, Tom Cluster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
apparently some bug in the password passing routine.
From what I remember it does not use the CMS tokenizer but has its
own, and requires blanks around the opening parenthesis to ensure
parsing.
Rob
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