> -Original Message-
> Behalf Of Richard Troth
> Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 2:49 PM
>
> > Dave Jones of Sine Nomine has written an EXEC that will do
> > just what you want, in the guest's CMS startup phase:
> > http://www.sinenomine.net/downloads/SWAPGEN.EXEC
>
> Mr. Nit Picky sez that Jo
But there is one . . .
http://www.legato.com/products/networker/linuxclient.cfm
LEGATO NetWorker Client for Linux on the Mainframe (NCLM) provides automated, robust
backup and recovery of business-critical Linux data on the IBM zSeries and S/390
mainframes. NCLM delivers the manageability, scal
Try this when you get a prompt.
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin ls
Is there a generally accepted "best way" to upgrade/install packages
with RPM with a shared RO /usr across multiple images? Management is
leaning toward all guests having the same software installed, where
service A would be running on one image, and service B on another,
though the software is in
> I'm running debian-390 under hercules-390 (v2.17.1), both under RH7.3
> and under WinXP. A strange problem showed up recently, in that the
> split vertical bar character would disappear when entered from the
> hercules HMC console. Not get translated into something else, just
> plain deleted.
On Monday, 03/24/2003 at 12:09 EST, "Peter J. Farley III"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, my question to this list is whether CP's 437/500 are the
> ASCII/EBCDIC code pages used in the base console code in the linux-390
> kernel (without any "locale" considerations, just LANG=C) to translate
> HM
>Anyone else find it a stretch of credibility that the 1000th z900 and
the >1000th z800 both
>went to Linux-only shops?
>As far as I'm aware there isn't a single Linux-only z800 in Europe. I
may >well be wrong, but
>it's still fingers of one hand making a rude sign.
Okay not quite Linux-only, bu
I was wondering if I had any changes to my z/VM TCPIP stack, would I need to
shutdown and reipl all my Linux Guests before recycling the z/VM TCPIP
stack? If not, what would be ways to insure that?
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Lemarr T. Ketchens
Technical Services
MVS Systems Programmer
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On Monday, 03/24/2003 at 08:14 CST, "Ketchens, LeMarr T. (RyTull)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was wondering if I had any changes to my z/VM TCPIP stack, would I
need to
> shutdown and reipl all my Linux Guests before recycling the z/VM TCPIP
> stack? If not, what would be ways to insure that?
You can use OSD Type for OSA Card and using QDIO mode for connecting
Linux Guest to TCP/IP machine.
Then, when you reboot TCP/IP machine Linux Guest wil be dynamically
reconnected.
Regards
Mathieu C. CARTIER
ALEOS
www.aleos.net
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At 08:57 AM 3/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
>What's the matter with the kernel source, Peter? It shows that, yes,
>it uses code pages 037 and 500. It looks like 037 for the 3215 and
>3270 console and 500 for the integrated system console (037 if
running
>on VM). All conversions are to 437 (based on co
Sorry for the lack of detail...
Basically,
It's a 3rd party java based application, numerous configuration files, etc,
which are dynamically updated via the application itself. Lots of log
files, etc. The users access it via a web page front end, but our
developers are asking to get "beneath th
FDR Upstream works extremely well for us.
Jeremy Warren
Sr. Systems Programmer
KB Toy Stores
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@kbtoys.com
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Depends on the politics of your situation. Usually the reason for
separate servers has little to do with technical merit and everything to
do with administrative fiefs. Trying to consolidate many to one usually
fails due to political control problems, which is why most of the
historical "consolida
At 01:47 PM 3/24/03 +, you wrote:
>> I'm running debian-390 under hercules-390 (v2.17.1), both under
RH7.3
>> and under WinXP. A strange problem showed up recently, in that the
>> split vertical bar character would disappear when entered from the
>> hercules HMC console. Not get translated in
Jeremy,
One thought I had would be to make all the volatile portions of the
environment based on VDISKs and have the machine IPL CMS and populate
the VDISKs with a default environment using DDR or similar tool, then
IPL Linux. You bring the the machine up, they play with their app, and
you log it
> I notice, though, that the translations on the page you point out are
> not symmetrical. In particular, the ascii->ebcdic translate table
> converts ascii square brackets (x'5B', x'5D') to ebcdic x'AD' and
> x'BD', but the ebcdic->ascii translation presumes square brackets are
> at x'BA' and x'B
I can't understand why (well, I uess I can) they didn't standardize on
CP 819 and 1047. I'm using that pair for all my in-house stuff.
"Peter J. Farley III" wrote:
>
> At 08:57 AM 3/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >What's the matter with the kernel source, Peter? It shows that, yes,
>
> >it uses
At 10:32 AM 3/24/03 -0600, you wrote:
>The translation when talking to the HMC should match real hardware
>(though perhaps with a switch; the default should match the
hardware).
Do you by any chance know just exactly what *is* the HMC on a real-iron
G5/6 or z900/800? Is there a document that desc
We've just upgraded to z/VM 4.3 and would like to begin using the CP SIGNAL SHUTDOWN
command to shut down our Linux servers. We are running SuSE SLES7 with the timer
patch,and I think I have the latest update.
When I try the SIGNAL command I get
HCPSIG2110E User LNX54321 is not enabled for sig
They later kernels from SuSE have the patch in it. My patch has been adapted
by the kernel folks so that it's different to the quiesce-diffs you've
located. SLES8 definitely has it. You'll need to update /etc/inittab to
enable the signal to do the ctrl-alt-del processing.
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 11:19:42AM -0500, Jeremy Warren wrote:
> Sorry for the lack of detail...
>
> Basically,
>
> It's a 3rd party java based application, numerous configuration files, etc,
> which are dynamically updated via the application itself. Lots of log
> files, etc. The users access it
> And under VM, of course, the translation should follow the 3215 HW
> capabilities, requiring at least as many kernel tables as there could
> be legitimate "consoles" for it to talk to, I would think. That or VM
> needs to provide an HMC virtual device (I know, that one's a lot less
> likely to g
> So the first question is: what do they need shell access for? do they
> need full shell access?
>
> * What do they need to run? Is it a something from certain set of
> commands? If so: take a look at rbash, pdmenu, and similar.
The prime example that the developers keep bringing up is along th
You may wish to do what we have done with our application running on all
platforms, not just Linux/390. We direct logs files out through a secure
port to one or more "log servers". The level of detail of this action is
set by the system administrator and the log files for the application are
revi
I don't think anybody has mentioned it, so...
Could you just set up Apache to follow symlinks, and allow directory
listings and then create symlinks to the directories that the developers
need access to? Then a simple refresh in the browser gets the updated
file.
Note: I haven't actually done th
At 11:42 AM 3/24/03 -0600, you wrote:
>Having a vast array to choose from and loading one at a time ... THAT
>might be palatable. In fact, it would be truly spiffy if some user-
>space program could take IBM-defined binary translation files and do
>the right thing to the kernel's console driver f
is there a documented difference between cpio in sles7/390 and sles8/390?
When extracting the oracle 9iR2 archive, the cpio that ships with sles8
errors with a "premature end of file". I copied the cpio binary from sles7
and it worked fine.
David Boyes wrote:
> Historically, I guess I'm somewhat suspicious of compatibility modes
> like the mixed mode 31/64-bit stuff. None of the implementations of
> such code I've ever worked with was sufficient (DEC Alpha, Cray, HP)
> for production level reliability. Perhaps you folks are better
>
Last December Sine Nomine Associates put out a set of CD's that were
designed to make it easy to install Debian Linux quickly on a VM system.
I would like to talk with someone else that has used these instillation
CD's. I wish to compare experiences with them.
Stephen Frazier
Information Techno
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