OPERATOR is defined at the secondary user in the directory, as supplied.
But I want to clarify a couple things I have seen:
USERAUTH RSCSAUTH contains just one record
* * GENERAL
This allows TEST1 to only do a limited amount of things
RSCSAUTH logged on
SM RSCSAUTH Q SYS L
Response returned
TELL RSCSAUTH Q SYS L
Response returned
TELL RSCSAUTH DR TESTVM
Response "Not authorized" returned
SM RSCSAURTH DR TESTVM
Response "Not authorized" returned
RSCSAUTH DSC
SM RSCSAUTH Q SYS L
No Response - command response in console log
TELL RSCSAUTH Q SYS L
No Response - command not passed to RSCS
SM RSCSAUTH DR TESTVM
Response "Not Authorized" returned
TELL RSCSAUTH DR TESTVM
No Response - command not passed to RSCS
Q SET shows MSG IUCV.
Looks like WAKEUP isn't processing MSG if it is disconnected. Could this
just be a WAKEUP problem? Has anybody got this working?
Bob Bates
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Behalf Of Harding, Mike
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 9:55 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: RSCSAUTH
Does RSCSAUTH have a SECUSER defined, or set?
Mike Harding
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-----Original Message-----
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bob Bates
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 7:48 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: RSCSAUTH
Well the good news is that I have been able to reproduce it. All I have
defined is the AUTHUSER and when I did the command with the RSCSAUTH
logged on MAINT got the response back to itself. I disconnected it and
tried the command and sure enough, no response to MAINT. The command
does show up in the console with the response.
I haven't been using RSCSAUTH but my curiosity is getting the better of
me.
One thing I noticed is that RSCSAUTH did not respond when I used TELL,
though it ought to. It does work with tell when the RSCSAUTH is logged
on. RSCS responds with TELL so that is why it isn't working.
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Subject: Re: RSCSAUTH
That's correct.
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Les Geer (607-429-3580)
Sent: October 24, 2007 22:37
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: RSCSAUTH
>The console log from RSCSAUTH is a bit long to post here, but it shows
>the response being received from RSCS, with no error messages. First
and
>last few lines follow:
>
>CP DISC
>
>DISCONNECT AT 17:13:01 EDT WEDNESDAY 10/24/07
>
>DMTATH3036I Q LINKS requested by 5VMRSC30 AT TTCVM03
>
>RSCS 0677 0001 TTCVM03 000004 H1 Link Line
>
>RSCS 0677 0001 TTCVM03 000004 H2L Name Status Type Addr LU
>Name Logmode Queueing
>
>RSCS 0677 0002 TTCVM03 000004 B1L VSE2000 inactive SNANJE 0000
>VSE2000 RS
>CSNJE0 priority
>
>RSCS 0677 0003 TTCVM03 000004 B1L VSEDAVIS inactive SNANJE 0000
>VSEDAVIS RS
>CSNJE0 priority
>
>
>...
>=20
>RSCS 0677 1179 TTCVM03 000004 B1L *UNKNOWN inactive NOTIFY 0000
...
>.
> priority
>
>RSCS 0677 1180 TTCVM03 000004 B1L *NOTHERE inactive NOTIFY 0000
...
>.
> priority
>
>RSCS 0677 1181 TTCVM03 000004 B1L RETURN inactive LISTPROC 0000
...
>.
> priority
>
>RSCS 0620 1182 TTCVM03 000004 M1L 1180 links found
>
>RSCS 0001 1183 TTCVM03 000004 M1L End of command response
>
>z/VM Version 5 Release 3.0, Service Level 0701 (64-bit),
>
>built on IBM Virtualization Technology
>
>There is no logmsg data
>
>FILES: NO RDR, 0001 PRT, NO PUN
>
>RECONNECTED AT 17:13:28 EDT WEDNESDAY 10/24/07
>
>
So RSCSAUTH is running after the DISC, handling commands from 5VMRSC30,
sending the command and receiving the response from RSCS, but the
response is not forwarded to the 5VMRSC30 ID?
Best Regards,
Les Geer
IBM z/VM and Linux Development
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