Re: SSLSERV

Google's very good at answering questions like that... (but you already knew that: It's just that it's Friday, right?). ;-) See http://www.seagullsw.com/products/bluezone/terminal-emulation.html?id=4 Mike Walter Hewitt Associates The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.

Re: SSLSERV

Was that with SSLSERV sessions? Do you know if BlueZone has a trial version? Jim At 03:26 PM 4/7/2006, you wrote: On Attachmate, I have had problems with sessions when holding down the PA2 key to repeatedly clear the screen. Went away when we changed to BlueZone. Jim Bohnsack Cornell Univ. (6

Re: SSLSERV

On Attachmate, I have had problems with sessions when holding down the PA2 key to repeatedly clear the screen. Went away when we changed to BlueZone. -Original Message- From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Bohnsack Sent: April 7, 2006 13:59 To: IBM

Re: SSLSERV

When we went from an MP3000 to a z890 with an IFL, I had terminal emulato rs hang during large number of screen updates with and without SSLSERV in th e path. I could easily recreate it with SEARCH4 (its speed gauge output). I t would hang PCOMM3270 and Attachmate. It would NOT hang the x3270 or c3

Re: VM CUF

Thank you all for your help.  I've found what I was looking for. Steve G.

Re: VM CUF

Try the z/VM: CMS Commands and Utilities Reference (Chapter 3, Utilities) Here's a link to the PDF for z/VM V5.2 CMS Commands and Utilities http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/hcsd8b10.pdf If you want a different release level, start at the VM Library Page, http://www.vm.ibm.com/library/

Re: SSLSERV

Jim: I cannot help with your problem, but I can tell you an end-user story. The user called that nothing could be input into the terminal, and that it was beeping constantly. The user was fairly high on the corporate ladder, so I ran down there. I found a dictionary resting on the

SSLSERV

We are experimenting with SSLSERV on VM and can create a problem. I'm trying to narrow down the likely candidate for it and wanted to ask if anyone else has seen this. If we have a lot of linemode output, "LISTFILE * * A (DA" and hit CLEAR or PA2 very quickly, we can, sometimes, the emulator

Re: VM CUF

Since CUF is no part of standard z/VM, it's commands and utilities are documented in the standard z/VM library. Most likely in the CMS docs. DJ Jim Bohnsack wrote: The manual that I have is for VM/ESA 1.1, SC24-5535. It doesn't seem to exist anymore (and no, I don't have any extra copies). A

Re: VM CUF

The manual that I have is for VM/ESA 1.1, SC24-5535.  It doesn't seem to exist anymore (and no, I don't have any extra copies).  A URL that refers to it is http://www.vm.ibm.com/related/CUF/.  It has, at least, a list of all of the CUF programs.  At the bottom of the screen, it lists Colleen Bro

Re: VM CUF

Title: Message Most of CUF is now on the 190 and/or 193 disk with help on 19D. -Original Message-From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve GentrySent: Friday, April 07, 2006 11:47 AMTo: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDUSubject: VM CUFDoes

VM CUF

Does anyone know where CUF -  CMS Utilities Feature or the contents there of  is documented? Thanks, Steve G.

Re: OT

On: Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 09:04:45AM -0400,Jim Bohnsack Wrote: } spam than "VMESA-L". I'm still seeing some stuff that I don't need in the } headings that I didn't see on VMESA-L and I don't really need. What I'm } referring to are these lines: } } List-Help:

Re: OT

In Eudora, you can tell the client to show or not show specific mail headers. Please go to the Eudora support web site www.eudora.com and click on support. In the search field, type: hide headers Look at the following: http://eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2186hq.html and http://eudora.com/techsuppo

Re: OT

I am using Eudora. I don't know what's running on the mail servers, but that is a possibility. There is some kind of anti-spam filtering going on such that if a piece of mail is judged to be "almost certainly" spam and I don't have any idea regarding the criterion. If it "may" be spam but do

Re: OT

On: Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 08:19:37AM -0400,Gary Eheman Wrote: } While I do not have exactly the same problem as Jim, but since the } thread is started, I do have a different issue in this area. } } My mail client is Thunderbird on Linux. I am in DIGEST mode for the } list. Unlike other lists t

Re: OT

Jim Bohnsack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >This is OT in that it doesn't relate directly to a VM issue. It's the list >itself. When the list name was changed, the format of the mail files also >changed. It used to be that you (or at least I) could open a note and, >unless it was really long, co

Re: OT

On: Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 10:59:16PM -0500,Alan Ackerman Wrote: } I don't read the list by email, but rather at . For what } it's worth, reading it this way would definitely solve your problem. I see only 7 lines of header in your } note: } } >Date

OT

I haven't seen a post since I think I've figured out and changed what the problem was. In the switch from VMESA-L to IBMVM, I think that the LISTSERV option for HDR for me got changed from SHORT to FULL. I poked around on the list and found the FULL option showing which I changed. Dan sent o

Re: OT

While I do not have exactly the same problem as Jim, but since the thread is started, I do have a different issue in this area. My mail client is Thunderbird on Linux. I am in DIGEST mode for the list. Unlike other lists that I receive in DIGEST mode, all of the posts from the previous day i

Re: Freeze Linux Guests momentarily

Wrong list - again. Sorry - again. Sigh... -- Rod

Re: Freeze Linux Guests momentarily

> I am not sure the risk of inconsistent data in a backup is as real as > some want you to believe. Remind me to tell you about the conversation I had with the chief sysprog many years ago when I said that it was pointless backing up the warm & ckpt areas and he disagreed. Shortly thereafter we h