Removing SSL Support From z/VM 4.4
We have a z/VM 4.4 system which was setup to use Sine Nomine's Linux guest to provide SSL tn3270 support. It has broken, and I would just like to remove the feature so that z/VM TCP/IP would just use regular tn3270. We have gone to using BigIP to offload that stuff on other systems anyway. Where would I find the directions to remove the SSL function? Thanks, Rod Clayton
Re: Removing SSL Support From z/VM 4.4
David, I didn't think you guys were still maintaining it for the older systems (z/VM 4.4 on MP3K). Rod On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 12:04 PM, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net wrote: What version of the guest? We have maintained it over time, so if you've got an old one, you may want to upgrade. -- db
Console Messages Problem
I recycled my system last night. Now I appear to be getting the Operator messages on my CMS account. It also treats all my commands as CP commands instead of CMS commands. Is there any way to get my system back to normal without an IPL? Thanks, Rod
Re: Console Messages Problem
Thanks Alan and Scott, That worked. I have never had that problem before. Rod On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 2:31 PM, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wednesday, 05/28/2008 at 02:26 EDT, Rod Clayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I recycled my system last night. Now I appear to be getting the Operator messages on my CMS account. It also treats all my commands as CP commands instead of CMS commands. Is there any way to get my system back to normal without an IPL? 1. TERMINAL MODE VM 2. XAUTOLOG OPERATOR 3. SET SYSOPER OPERATOR Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
Re: Console Messages Problem
Yes, my ID is in the list. We are having trouble with the terminal Operator normally lives on. So i am sure that is what happened. Thanks, Rod On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wednesday, 05/28/2008 at 02:43 EDT, Rod Clayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Alan and Scott, That worked. I have never had that problem before. Normally it indicates that the operator was not started. This can happen if operator is IPL CMS instead of IPL 190, and you are bringing up the system CLEAN. No NSS, so you get an IPL failure and OPERATOR isn't started. The system goes into hunt mode looking for a likely vict...er.. operator. Is your id in the Alternate_Operators list in SYSTEM CONFIG? Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
Re: IBM's Next Generation Mainframe Processor
I specifically emphasized the use of the African swallow in *APRIL*. Can we stick to the standards please? It should be the speed of a sheep in a vacuum. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/24/vulture_central_standards/ -- Rod - slightly delayed Friday feeling
Re: Mini-survey: Linux usability
Sigh.. sorry people, wrong list (again)... apologies. -- Rod
Re: Mini-survey: Linux usability
When I first got my mitts on this stuff I had awful trouble getting anything working until Rob walked down the corridor and helped me out. We then had a series of discussions concerning a bog-standard DDR image that would get people up and running. That was nearly 10 years ago. Given the recent discussion about having to send notes to Novell to generate sufficient interest to get something similar, it depresses me to see just how far things have come in 10 years. -- Rod (Moan over - back to fixing Access dBs (sigh)...)
Re: z/VM usability
I'm currently engaged in moving a bunch of things from VM/CMS to Linux. Most of it is written in Rexx with a lot of Pipelines. The Rexx part has proved to be pretty easy -- ooRexx is mostly compatible and mostly an improvement. The Pipeline part is a lot tougher. Writing something that does the basics of what CMS Pipelines does is pretty simple (been there, done that, got the t-shirt about 5 years ago). The problem is getting it to perform and getting it to do all the clever stuff that CMS Pipelines does. That's what messes you up. (I keep thinking I should revisit this stuff and recode it in C# as a learning exercise...) Actually, a CMS shell that ran under Linux would be pretty neat. Now there is a project for someone who wants to learn C#... just let me finish re-installing my iBook, getting Bacula to work, fixing the server that I messed up the other week, trying to get MS Windows to boot under Xen... shame the boss wouldn't sponsor me to do this... ah well... -- Rod (who heartily seconds what Mike Walter said)
Re: REXX migration from VM to Windows.
On 4/16/07, Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: but I'm having issues with PIPE commands Which stages, specifically, would get you started which REXX interpreter are you using under Microsoft Windows? Ooops, sorry, you already said, you're using OORexx... sigh... wake up Rod, wake up... Anyway, which stages would be useful? -- Rod
Re: DNS question
The DNS protocol has been stretched and the de-facto standard extended beyond the RFCs. And bind happens to *be* the de-facto standard implementation. Another reason to run it instead of the VM DNS server code. And Microsoft Windows happens to *be* the de-facto standard implementation (of a GUI-driven computer system). Another reason to run it instead of (insert name here). Oh wait... it's not Friday yet is it... (Define de facto standard: http://www.learnthat.com/define/view.asp?id=2610 specifically the first sentence.) -- Rod - bad mood guy
Re: DNS question
various We should port BSD quotes Someone did a bunch of patches to one of the BSD's some years ago. I know, I saw it. I'm pretty sure I bookmarked it but as per usual, when I want to find the thing I can't... ah, there it is. Hmmm... it was the FreeBSD stuff. Maybe someone (else) can have a shufty and see if it's a good starting point. -- Rod
Re: Question on output of the SHOW Xedit Command
I would like to do a Show Xedit command and have more than just the line with the match be displayed. I seem to remember Kevin Beaurequard (we worked in Tallahassee together) that knew xedit commands that would find the match and show 2 or 3 lines around the match. Thanks for any hints You can move to the prefix area and use the s prefix command to display (amount of) lines that are excluded (assuming that you haven't switched shadow lines off). Others have mentioned the extra macros that exists (which are fun). Rod
