RACF digital certificates have a LABEL, up to 32 characters. I'm trying to
avoid adding a cert and getting one or more LABEL certs. For example,
a CHECKCERT on a z/OS dataset shows three certs, each not showing a label,
chain is complete. My experience is when I add 'the' cert file to
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Lizette
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Matt Martin
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Use openssl and separate the certs. That way you can assign a label for
each.
Rob
On Sat, Aug 15, 2020, 06:28 Lizette Koehler wrote:
> If you were not aware there is a RACF List that might be helpful with this
> question
>
> To join, if you have not done so,
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On 2020-08-14 19:56, Gibney, Dave wrote:
> I have this vague memory of being able to have data embedded inside a Rexx
> Exec. Some manner of data start and end delimiting lines and accessed via
> looping with PULL or PARSE. I know I can just PUSH or QUEUE data onto the
> stack, but that's not wha
A friendly reminder to update your COUPLExx CFRMPOL keywords _any and
every time_ you update your sysplex CFRM policy.
If you experience a total coupling facility failure (which seems
impossible, but yeah) then you will be effectively performing a sysplex
"cold" start on the next IPL.
If you
Re 3420s: In 2005 or so, I was at IBM Sterling Forest for something, and was
shown a floor full of old drives: 7-track, 3420s, etc.
Anyone know if it's still there?
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I have been struggling to basically do the following:
1) Allocate a CEEPIPI pre-initialization table with one
empty entry.
2) Initialize the table with CEEPIPI init_sub_dp.
3) Add an entry to it with CEEPIPI add_entry (which LOADs
the module for me.) It also provides the entry-po
http://www.vmworkshop.org/HENSLER/ includes my MAILABLE EXEC, which uses this
technique to create self-extracting blobs wrapped in Rexx code to unpack them.
Alas, it's VM-only, but it illustrates the idea.
This was useful back in the era when folks had a lot of problems getting EBCDIC
object
