Hi list,
Maintenance is for me: "up2date -uf" , performed more or less once a
month
for our two z-linux partitions running RHEL4. One of them should get
production status
these days.
This is why now I ask myself this very question: when kernel updates
happen by means of "up2date -uf",
how doe
Greetings,
We apparently haven't found the right doc or help screen.. We haven't found
a place to set the root password during install on zVM5.2 via ftp. When we
SSH in after the first IPL from disk, the usual suspects we know don't work.
Is there a default or are we supposed to create a user or
The root password is set (by the person doing the install) during the
install and then again during the second pass.
Bob Levad wrote:
Greetings,
We apparently haven't found the right doc or help screen.. We haven't found
a place to set the root password during install on zVM5.2 via ftp. When
Bob, check your parmfile for SSHpassword.
Marian
--- Bob Levad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> We apparently haven't found the right doc or help
> screen.. We haven't found
> a place to set the root password during install on
> zVM5.2 via ftp. When we
> SSH in after the first IPL
As Rich said, it's set during the install. The password is either entered
during the initial setup or it was set in the LINUX PARMLINE file and passed
to the setup routines.
On 2/13/07, Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The root password is set (by the person doing the install) during th
Bob wrote
>Greetings,
>We apparently haven't found the right doc or help screen.. We haven't
found
>a place to set the root password during install on zVM5.2 via ftp. When
we
>SSH in after the first IPL from disk, the usual suspects we know don't
work.
>Is there a default or are we
Thanks John,
The SSH1 parm for PuTTY was the answer!
Thanks again.
Bob.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 8:58 AM
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Subject: Re: SLES10 install ssh password
Bo
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Hello,
We are pleased to announce that a new version of "The Virtualization
Cookbook" is available now and a second version should be available soon.
The book "z/VM and Linux on IBM System z: The Virtualization Cookbook for
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Has anyone noticed that /etc/crontab is missing a few lines in SLES10 ?
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Fuhrmann Anna wrote:
This is why now I ask myself this very question: when kernel updates
happen by means of "up2date -uf",
how does (or may) it influence a production system? any idea how to
optimize/organize maintenance?
Our typical response is twofold:
1. by default, have an up2date filte
Missing? Well, compared to SLES 9, it has fewer lines, but that is
because they changed the implementation of how it schedules the
regular cron scripts. It does work, but I haven't dug into the
details of how they changed it.or if I like it.
On 2/13/07, Bernard Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am have a problem of FTP a file from UNIX system that has CRLF to
LINUX. Under MS-DOS when I FTP a file that has CRLF VSFTP strip the CR and
leave the LF.
However when I FTP like platform it keeps the CRLF. Is there a way in FTP
on the server side to strip the CR? Thanks
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Great. So is it documented anywhere how it works under SLES10 ?
Bruce Hayden
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Fuhrmann Anna wrote:
Hi list,
Maintenance is for me: "up2date -uf" , performed more or less once a
month
for our two z-linux partitions running RHEL4. One of them should get
production status
these days.
This is why now I ask myself this very question: when kernel updates
happen by means of "up
> I am have a problem of FTP a file from UNIX system that has CRLF to
> LINUX. Under MS-DOS when I FTP a file that has CRLF VSFTP strip the CR
> and
> leave the LF.
> However when I FTP like platform it keeps the CRLF. Is there a way in
> FTP
> on the server side to strip the CR?
At the time
Patrick Spinler wrote:
Fuhrmann Anna wrote:
This is why now I ask myself this very question: when kernel updates
happen by means of "up2date -uf",
how does (or may) it influence a production system? any idea how to
optimize/organize maintenance?
Our typical response is twofold:
1. by defau
I'm having the same problem. Here's what I found.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21203101
Text:
Text mode transfer using Host On-Demand FTP with vsftpd
Technote (FAQ)
Problem
The configuration file of vsftpd needs to be changed for text mode
transfer using Host On-Dema
David Boyes wrote:
I am have a problem of FTP a file from UNIX system that has CRLF to
LINUX. Under MS-DOS when I FTP a file that has CRLF VSFTP strip the CR
and
leave the LF.
However when I FTP like platform it keeps the CRLF. Is there a way in
FTP
on the server side to strip the CR?
At th
I did that in my config, You are going from non-UNIX to LINUX. My
problem is UNIX to LINUX
"Jackson,
Scott"
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>Auftrag von Patrick Spinler *EXTERN*
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>
>Our typical response is twofold:
>
>1. by default, have an up
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