Hello Avinash,
I haven't seen any response to Your query so I'll give it a try:
Arrow and function keys are supposed to send 'special characters'
(e.g. escape [ Afor cursor up )
and the server is supposed to return a command sequence to
the terminal emulator ( often but not
Hi All,
Universe 10.0.4
Windows 2003 Server
I want to change the Windows 2003 password via my UV application (thru
Telnet).
The application is totally dependant on the Windows user + password for
security, and I want the users to change their own passwords say every 30
days.
Is it possible?
Yes this is possible.
We only ever change our passwords within Universe.
I will go and try to find out how it gets done.
I think some bright spark wrote a bit of c code to do it all...
Les
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From: Louie Gouws [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 February 2005 12:59
To:
When the passwords on our domain expire the next time the user logs in
they have to use the new password.
Are you letting your users stayed logged-on for days? Universe won't
look at the password again until it needs it to access a resource or
start a session.
We autologout our users after 59
Is there a way to set up a synonym account in UniVerse. Say I have an
account called TEST and the path to the account is /home/TEST. I want
to create an account called TEST.SYN who's path is also /home/TEST. I
have figured out if I edit a record in UV.ACCOUNT called TEST.SYN and
put /home/TEST
Glen B...
If you can truly pass a UV socket handle to another UV process, then
there's no reason why anyone can't write a stable multi-threaded socket
server directly in UV BASIC. Is this true?
Kevin P Lynch...
here is the appropriate manual :
quote who=Nick Cipollina
Is there a way to set up a synonym account in UniVerse. Say I have an
account called TEST and the path to the account is /home/TEST. I want
to create an account called TEST.SYN who's path is also /home/TEST. I
have figured out if I edit a record in UV.ACCOUNT called
Try the UniVerse command IAM TEST.SYN
HTH
Jeff Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Long, Inc.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nick Cipollina
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 9:11 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2][UV] Synonym
If you're using FTP to do the transfer from UNIX to DOS (which you say you
are) then make the the FTP Transfer mode is ASCII, it usually defaults to
BINARY (BIN). Most FTP clients will automatically convert CR to CRLF when
transfering in ASCII mode.
ASSIGN 1 to SYSTEM(1017)
In Unidata the
There is a command called IAM in universe that does that. So on the
TEST account you can create a VOC paragraph called TEST.SYN and put PA
:@AM: IAM TEST.SYN
That paragraph would only run when you logged to TEST.SYN, it wouldn't
change anything if you logged to just TEST
That might work.
I seem to recall after doing some playing with sockets
awhile back that you can pass the handle to a subroutine?
The one downside that I can think of with having UV being
the socket handling, is if the site can pounded, it could
slow down UV, whereas if a webserver get's maxed out, it
shouldn't
Sounds like you want to look into a product called MVInternet. We are
just starting to use this here, but from what I have seen it is easy to
use.
Here is a link: http://www.pixiussoftware.com/mvinternet.php
Rich Taylor | Senior Programmer/Analyst| VERTIS
250 W. Pratt Street | Baltimore, MD
oneway... but not sure if it's advised...
call iamwho(@who)
subroutine iamwho(whoiam)
whoiam='not who you think'
return
then at tcl
who
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This is exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you very much.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dianne Ackerman
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 11:59 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2][UV]
An account can utilize multiple directories and a directory can be
utilized by multiple accounts. In our environment, we have our data
files in one directory while the programs are in another. This way we
can upgrade the software without having to worry about which files are
which.
BobW
Actually, it was working ftp, but not over NFS which is what I needed.
File was being created w/ LF only after each attribute, but needed a
CRLF.
Added a CHAR(13) to end of each attribute, so it creates it now CRLF,
which is what I was missing.
Thanks,
Amy
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From:
OK. That's what I thought. UV is in the same situation as all the other
flavors. If you can't pass a file handle between
processes, then you can't effectively create a multi-client service by using
just the sockets API. There have been numerous
web/socket architecture examples published, in
George,
I'm afraid Simon is right, I struck a similar problem with BCI.
IIRC, the socket handle must be a single variable (not an element in a
static or dynamic array), and cannot be in a COMMON block. This means
that while it can be passed as a parameter on the call sequence of a
subroutine,
what about with a data / input sequence?
DATA varib
CHAIN PROGRAM
INPUT varib
Haven't tried it...Although from the sounds of it,
I'd expect an Invalid Data Type error on the DATA...
George
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of HENDERSON MIKE,
Seems that a lot of you guys are trying to reinvent the wheel. There are
several products on the market that have solved everything I've seen
mentioned in this thread and then some. Most notably Redback and Raining
Data's Pick Data Provider.
I can understand if you have absolutely zero
Hola all -
We've suddenly had some resources freed up from another project and are
looking to rapidly replace the 12-14 year old SGI Challenge Ls (which,
truly, are still performing magnificently in most respects) we have our
UniVerse 9.6 installation on.
We've so far primarily tested on U2
Yes (v490). Problem is that Universe is compiled against Solaris 7 so
you get absolutely no benefit of later versions.
Also as far as I know Universe does not run on Opteron.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Peter Ivanick
Sent: 10 February
Please let me know if you'd like to see applications using PixieWeb or if
you'd like to evaluate PixieWeb.
Do you have a demo disk?
Thanks
Will
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It will as a 32-bit application. You can run a single Opteron on a dual-board
and you still get the benefit of 64-bit hardware. I
have Win2K Pro running on that setup right now serving huge files.
Glen
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I have submitted an article for the Mar/April edition of Spectrum
detailing how to set up web services for U2 so that PHP (and anything
else supporting w/s) can interact with U2. I can't distribute it
widely, obviously, but if one or two people are sincerely interested in
trying this out,
First, that last message wasn't supposed to go to the whole group. So sorry
about that.
Second, I will be trying out the various examples I was sent, over the next few
days and report back on what seems the easiest or best or whatever.
Will
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Try this from the UV command prompt. You may need to qualify the domain if
you are using domain based security.
DOS /C NET USER user_id new_passwd [/domain]
See C:\NET HELP USER for all the other net user options
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I want to change the Windows 2003 password via
Thanks everybody.
It worked - DOS /C NET USER user_id new_password
Louie
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Sent: 11 February 2005 03:19
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] Windows 2003 password
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