Please click on "What's new" at:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/
for a change summary of:
> "April 2004 stream":
- Kernel 2.6.5: Recommended kernel patch with bug fixes.
> New OCOs for Red Hat:
- tape_3590 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS (v. 3)
(31-bit and 64-bit) ker
I've put 7 presentation from WAVV 2005 on the linuxvm.org web site:
Rich Smrcina Monitoring your Network with Linux
David Boyes Debian/390: So What's the Big Deal?
David Boyes Printing with CUPS
David Boyes Supercharged VM Startup: A System V-Style INIT Process for
VM and Guests
Mark Post Linux
Hi!
We have a crypto accelerator on a z890. We are running a SuSE 8 with
apacheSSL using ibmca. From time to time some of the SSL connections
don't work and we get an error log entry from apache:
OpenSSL: error:140943F2:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert
unexpected message
OpenSSL os 0.9.6
I have since spoken with our TSM server administrator who told me to
try the 5.3 client even though we run a 5.2 server. Again I got
indications that for 64bit installation, you need API, API64 then BA.
That installed fine, now for configuration and testing.
/Tom Kern
--- Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PR
On Monday, 05/30/2005 at 07:35 ZE2, Istvan Nemeth
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So it is more CPU intensive when I'm using HyperSockets? How can I see
on
> z/OS side how much workload is generated by HyperSockets?
The consumption of the cycles used by HiperSockets is not, to my
knowledge, directly
The message would indicate that you need to install API before API64.
Thomas Kern wrote:
I am trying to bring up a new SLES9 64bit server (no support contract
at this time) and have gotten to the point of adding TSM client to it.
I went to the IBM/Tivoli website and downloaded the "latest" TSM c
I am trying to bring up a new SLES9 64bit server (no support contract
at this time) and have gotten to the point of adding TSM client to it.
I went to the IBM/Tivoli website and downloaded the "latest" TSM client
for Linux on zSeries. The file is TSM524C_LINUX390.TAR.
The instructions in the READM
We are looking at setting up a Linux complex on z900 that will have both
Internet connections and
internal only connections. Can a OSA port be shared between Linux hosts that
are in unsecured and
secured environments without compromising security integrity? I.e. would
someone be able to come
in
On Saturday, 05/28/2005 at 04:55 ZE9, mainframe_s390
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please teach me.
> I want to run FTPSERVE on z/VM v5.
> Which file do I need to change?
> I think profile tcpip, system dtcparms files are modified.
The instructions for running FTPSERVE are in chapter 9 of the z/VM
