Brian Nielsen wrote:
I doubt DIRMAINT or VMSECURE will let you do this, but if you do the
directory by hand it works fine.
I've found with VM:Secure that I can just put a comment line before the
MDISK statement(s) to document their use as necessary.
Kim Goldenberg
State of NJ - OIT
I've done that too, but if you use the command to transfer a MDISK to
another userid you lose the comment that was associated with it.
Brian Nielsen
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006 09:02:15 -0400, Kim Goldenberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian Nielsen wrote:
I doubt DIRMAINT or VMSECURE will let you do
Mike Walter wrote:
Running VM:Secure *with rules*, one can certainly use the passwords
(since they are ignored) as comments. All the passwords, for example
we have:
* VM:Mgr 2.8 G0507 SP06 dated 08/11/2005 CDTAPE VMW1OF2 VMW2OF2
MDISK B191 3390-3 3185 15 VMPP04 MR * VMR191 - Local
Title: RE: [IBMVM] Change user direct volsers to SYSRES with DIRMANIT
Very carefully. You can do a DIRM USER WITHPASS, or DIRM USER NOPASS, receive it, copy it, modify it.
Tell DIRMAINT to ERASE USER DIRECT: DIRM CMS L USER DIRECT *
DIRM CMS ERASE USER DIRECT dirm fm
I use this approach
On Wed, 7 Jun 2006 12:16:49 -0400, David Kreuter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
resources.com wrote:
Very carefully. You can do a DIRM USER WITHPASS, or DIRM USER NOPASS,
receive it, copy it, modify it.
Tell DIRMAINT to ERASE USER DIRECT: DIRM CMS L USER DIRECT *
DIRM CMS ERASE USER DIRECT dirm fm
I use
is possible - just kidding!
David
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On Wed, 7 Jun 2006 12:16:49 -0400, David Kreuter
Very carefully. You can do a DIRM USER WITHPASS, or DIRM USER
NOPASS, receive it, copy it, modify it.
Do not perform this trick with the NOPASS option: the new directory will
not have any useful passwords anymore. And, even if you'd use RACF (where
directory passwords no longer count)
I do this to provide minidisk descriptions:
MDISK 190 3390 sta size RR read write mult * CMS REL20 DEC2005
The advantage is you can avoid providing non-random passwords (especially
for the multi).
You *HAVE* to provide all 3 passwords, but everything after that is
ignored, so you're also
