Mr Vandersluiszen,
Here's an RSCS definition I'm using right now to print PostScript files t
o
an IBM InfoPrint 2090E over TCP/IP:
LINKDEFINE US177 TYPE LPR QUEUE FIFO FORM * AST
PARM US177 EXIT=LPRXONE TCPID=TCPIP163 #
HOST=2xx.1x.2xx.177 EPARM='C=LPR S=N FF=N' PRINTER=
US177
Eric, if you are interested, I have some sample/example Rexx code that
uses sockets to communicate with the SMAPI, but they are for CMS. If you
want them let me know.
Eric Spencer wrote:
Thanks Dave, I'll have a look at pigiron, the parm lists certainly are
messy.
The call worked; at least th
Thanks Dave, I'll have a look at pigiron, the parm lists certainly are
messy.
The call worked; at least the socket recv returned 20 bytes. Now that I
have confirmed that the VM side of things is set up properly I'll have a
closer look at the client.
Eric Spencer
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F
Hi, Eric.
Did the actual Check_authorization call work or fail? Did it return any
data?
Since you're invoking the SMAPI routines from outside of z/VM, you might
be interested in the following interface package:
http://pigiron.sourceforge.net/
It handles all of the messy details of making the c
Eric,
the 900 and 36 in the last log record is the return and reason
codes.from the manual:
900 RCERR_SERVER 36 RS_LENGTH_NOT_VALID Specified length was not
valid, out of valid server data range
Looks like one of your parameter lengths isn't correct.
DJ
Eric Spencer wrote:
I am pl
On Thursday, 06/25/2009 at 04:00 EDT, Eric Spencer
wrote:
> I am playing with the SMAPI interface via the socket API. I am getting
> the following in the log from a Check_Authorization call, can anyone
> tell me what the following log entries mean or better yet where they are
> documented? The so
The last entry. Is the EXIT return code and reason code.
There is a table of return codes and reason code in the Systems Management
Application Programming book.
Marci Beach
From:
Eric Spencer
To:
IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Date:
06/25/2009 04:00 PM
Subject:
Systems Managem
I am playing with the SMAPI interface via the socket API. I am getting
the following in the log from a Check_Authorization call, can anyone
tell me what the following log entries mean or better yet where they are
documented? The socket recv call gets a len of 20 bytes then the
connection is termina
On Thursday, 06/25/2009 at 11:18 EDT, "McKown, John"
wrote:
> Curiosity: Why would he care, so long at the students learn?
As an aside, BU is delivering System z education to its students. They
are learning not only System z principles of operation, but the care and
feeding of a hypervisor.
Still, the accounting or performance data will give a more accurate picture.
Using the Indicate command, there is the potential for missing 3:59:59 of usage
by a student. If you need data based on a 4 hour interval, the ACNT ALL command
issued every 4 hours will do the job and the performance da
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 5:56 AM, Marcy
> Your guest is bigger than your real storage. If you need to do that
> overcommitting (and you may not - see Rich's question about SGA sizes),
Overcommitting resources is good, because it is the only way to
enforce sharing resources. But defining a singl
On Tuesday, 06/23/2009 at 04:23 EDT, Stephen Frazier
wrote:
> Karl Kingston wrote:
> > OPERATOR: 12:45:59 HCPERP500I DASD 46F6 AN OPERATION WAS
> > TERMINATED BECAUSE
> > A
> > OPERATOR: 12:45:59 HCPERP500I COMMAND REJECT ERROR OCCURRED
> > OPERATOR: 12:45:59 H
We agree.
McKown, John wrote:
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of Mary Zervos
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 8:02 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Which software to use?
First of all, thank you for all the answers
> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
> [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of Mary Zervos
> Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 8:02 AM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Which software to use?
>
> First of all, thank you for all the answers I received on my i
First of all, thank you for all the answers I received on my initial
question. I know I can always rely on this vm group.
Second, let me clarify my initial question. The professor's students
will be running virtual linux machines that will be logged on for weeks
at a time. The professor wil
Try adding EH=N to the link EPARM. This will stop the error handler from
being sent to the printer. Perhaps this is causing problems within the
printer.
Are you trying to print plain text or a postscript file?
Best Regards,
Les Geer
IBM z/VM and Linux Development
>We have a department printer
Hello,
We have a department printer to which I want to print CMS members.
The LPR TCPIP commands like LPRSET, LPR, LPQ and LPRM works fine.
It is also possible to use RSCS as a printserver but the combination of
RSCS printing over TCP/IP is not a lucky one till now.
When I send a print the define
While the other responders have made excellent suggestions/comments, I
suspect the problem (and "fix") may be simpler. This environment and
problem sounds like a good example of an eligible list being formed and that
one large Linux guest being stuck in it, not allowed to run. Doing a CP
IN
own would not
one of the laptops attached to the cpu itself also have the same info?
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Some of the stuff you mentioned is actually saved on the SE (Support Element)
PC. The hardware definition (lpar profiles) is stored on the SE. The only OSA
definitions that I know of that would need backing up is for the OSA-ICC cards.
There is an export function to copy OSA-ICC definition i
What is the preferred method to back up the configuration defined on
the HMC for a z/890?
I'm concerned about lpar, osa, ica, and hardware
definitionsbasically everything such that if the HMC were
destroyed I could easily recover.
I haven't poked around there a lot but wondered if there was a w
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