I would like it to go a step further, like with some linux installations
that ask for a root password and another userid to be added. I like
having ALL system related userids be AUTOONLY, LBYONLY, NOLOG or have a
randomly generated password. All userids that need to actually need to
be logged
User Directory ( was: hacking vm/cms (probably old news))
I would like it to go a step further, like with some linux installations
that ask for a root password and another userid to be added. I like
having ALL system related userids be AUTOONLY, LBYONLY, NOLOG or have a
randomly generated
Isn't that a bit of an overkill for a starter system??
Not really. If you start with a fairly buttoned-up system, you know exactly
what holes you open because you do it deliberately (and it's completely your
fault if you screw it up). What Tom's described is a pretty tight system, and
it's
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unfortunately lots of new Linux-server VM systems
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Isn't that a bit of an overkill for a starter system??
Not really. If you start with a fairly
ROOT is already in the directory for Open Extensions. Let's not mess
with a good thing.
When we're teaching classes invariably there are a good mix of Linux
people and mainframe (usually z/OS) people. Actually the last class
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I'm sorry, but if I have to learn LINUX I think
A full pack is allocated to each page and spool with Version 5.
Although that may not be enough for some (most) Linux implementations,
it's certainly better than the old defaults. :)
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And the Starter System (Initial System) has very limited page and spool
space,
A full pack is allocated to each page and spool with Version 5.
Although that may not be enough for some (most) Linux implementations,
it's certainly better than the old defaults. :)
Which got changed by exactly this kind of discussion...
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