^ZU is doing EXACTLY what is was programmed to do. If the process
encounters an error, an error handler is invoked. If you started ^ZU from
the programmer's prompt, ZU knows that and returns you to the programmer's
prompt. If you started ^ZU from a secured login it knows that and
gracefully
OK. Thanks
Kevin
On 11/9/05, steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
^ZU is doing EXACTLY what is was programmed to do. If the process
encounters an error, an error handler is invoked. If you started ^ZU from
the programmer's prompt, ZU knows that and returns you to the programmer's
I have a troublesome error that concerns me. I'll show a screenlog below:
What bothers me the most is that I came the system via do ^ZU. And
you will see that after a crash, control is returned to the GTM
prompt. This seems like a serious potential security flaw. I had
thought that all
Kevin wrote:
WHY IS DROPPING TO GTM PROMPT ALLOWED?
Entering GT.M system now...
GTMd ^ZU
Kevin,
You started MUMPS in direct mode programmer access (the GTM prompt) so it seems
natural
for you to be returned there after completion of the error trap so that you
could do
further troubleshooting.
Well, others can correct me if I am wrong, but do ^ZU is not supposed
to go back to the GTM prompt. In fact, upon halting from a menu
option, it takes one all the way out of GTM to the bash linux shell.
In my site, this would immediately put the user back into a GTM ^ZU
login.
But I will try
This routine is not designed to be invoked from programmer mode at all. It's invoked at sign in as a kind of "login shell". On a typical system, when people telnet to VistA, the relevant MUMPS implementation will be invoked to run ^ZU. That is not the same thing as signing in first, and then
On Nov 2, 2005, at 3:09 PM, K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
mumps -run ^XYZ will drop you back out to the shell when it completes
normally.
Are you saying that mumps -run ^XYZ can terminate abnormally and drop
the user into direct mode? If this is possible, it's a bug.
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way it is today.
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