Ranga,
The rcxinetd script in the xinetd rpm provided with SLES8 works fine.
But, if you just wanted to get a more current version from the net, then
what I usually do for that is download the latest i386 srpm from
ftp.suse.com and rebuild it.
Leland
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>
> Anyone know of gcc binary for OS/390 USS?
> I need either that or 'netcat' server/client binary for
> OS/390 USS. I want
> to use this to signal our Linux LPAR when the OS/390 side is
> ready to do
> snapshot.
>
> Does anyone have it or point me to a source?
>
Haven't used it in a while, b
>
> I was recently informed that there are only about 30 sites
> worldwide running Linux/390 in production. Is this accurate?
>
Well, this ought to be an interesting article. Will you let us know
when it's done?
Leland
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> We snapshotted 6 Linux volumes (0x2300 - 0x2305) to another
> set (0x230A to
> 0x230F) , I then modified the zipl.conf and fstab on the new
> boot volume
> (0x230A) and IPLed from 0x230A. Linux booted OK, but from
> 0x2300, eventhough on the HMC console I specified IPL address
> as 0x230A. Lo
>
> Why not use Amanda and save yourself the pain of rolling your
> own network backup system?
>
Are you an Amanda going out yet? You two have been seeing each other
for quite some time now.
;-D
Leland
(Hmmm...Amanda...Adam...na)
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You'll need to mount it and export it with something like:
/hfs/mountpoint
The "/hfs/" comes from your HFS() prefix attribute in the NFS attributes
file.
Leland
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> Mike Caughran
> Sent: Monday, June 07, 20
>
> While searching for IBM's redbooks I came across this...
> http://www.discountmagazineplanet.com/cover_view.cfm?tid=10946
> &CFID=16283647&CFTOKEN=54858430&sid=2
>
> Think IBM should take a hint. :-)
>
I like IBM's version better. I can understand those!!! ;-)
Leland
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Sorry, didn't get a chance tonight. Hopefully will get to it at work
tomorrow.
Leland
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Lucius, Leland
> Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 7:13 PM
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> Subject:
> Do a short transfer and tcpdump it. Look at the window size offered by
> the server in the "syn" frame, that is a good guide to the buffering.
>
Got a window of 32767 from Linux to z/OS and 65535 from z/OS to Linux
using lukemftp. Must dash right now, but it appears that changing the
sndbuf siz
> Hmmm, good point. Let me see if I can play with the buffer size under
> z/OS.
>
Well, I can set the default TCP buffer size to different values for the z/OS
stack and we have it set to 65535, so I'd say it's on the largish size.
But, I don't know if the FTP server issues a setsockopt() to set a
>
> Specifically ftp ? The reason I ask is that the old BSD ftp client
> always set 8K buffer limits and many vendors who reused the BSD
> client code in other products never got around to fixing that.
>
> Linux has it fixed, I'd have assumed z/Os did but you never know..
>
Hmmm, good point. Le
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction to get me
> started? Is there
> even a better method? Thanks.
>
Do you already have syslogd running under z/OS? If so, just go over to
your Linux image and do a "man syslog.conf". In there you will find how
to log remotely. It involves updating
Here ya go...
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/unix/redbook/
Leland
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Hi, folks.
Sorry for this off topic post, but I need some help from the li
I don't know if this high school dropout can handle this, but let me
try. I got me a hipersocket with an MTU of 57344 (on both ends), so:
For the biggie:
tux:~ # ping -f -A -c 100 -s 57308 10.2.32.3
PING 10.2.32.3 (10.2.32.3) 57308(57336) bytes of data.
--- 10.2.32.3 ping statistics ---
100 pac
>
> 3.82KB/s??? Is that supposed to be MB/s
>
Uh, can we all say...oops! ;-) Yes, that was supposed to be MB/s.
Leland
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> Rob van der Heij The Art of Squeezing Penguins
>
How much juice do you get out of one of those. I'm pretty lazy...could
I just use one of these?
http://www.jackspowerjuicer.com/
Leland
(Rob's been a busy little beaver lately)
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> > Maybe someone could try with NFS instead of FTP
> >
> > Is anyone running NFS over HiperSockets to z/OS???
> >
> I tried that as well. Unfortunately, I can't remember (and
> didn't write
> it down) the throughput. Let me see if I can get some #s real quick.
>
Okay, I NFS mounted an HFS di
>
>
> Maybe someone could try with NFS instead of FTP
>
> Is anyone running NFS over HiperSockets to z/OS???
>
I tried that as well. Unfortunately, I can't remember (and didn't write
it down) the throughput. Let me see if I can get some #s real quick.
Leland
>
> Ummm...you have to have the same MTU on both sides. Make
> sure you have
> MFS (OS= in IOCDS) at 64K.
>
Oops, I did mislead with that didn't I? Sorry, 'bout that.
Here's the interface:
hsi0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:00:00:00:00:00
inet addr:10.2.32.30 Mask:255.255.255.0
>
>
> Just a thought.
> Do you have to change the MTU size at all? I think it
> defaults on linux to 1500.
> Just a thought. Does the MTU size even play into the
> hipersockets at all?
>
Yepper, it does. I'm currently running with a 56KB MTU (on z/OS side) and have tried
lower. Never could
>
> 125 Storing data set /it/public/Su810_001.iso
> 100% |*| 595 MB2.68
> MB/s--:--
> ETA
> 250 Transfer completed successfully.
> 624885855 bytes sent in 03:41 (2.68 MB/s)
>
Depressing isn't it? I've never been able to get much (or any) better than
wh
>
> in /etc/rc.config (which was blank)
>
>
> pepin:/ # more /etc/rc.config
> NETCONFIG="_0 _1"
> IPADDR_1="192.168.252.13"
> NETDEV_1="hsi1"
> IFCONFIG_1="192.168.252.13 netmask 255.255.255.0"
>
> For this linux guest the hipersocket address assigned is
> 192.168.252.13 as opposed to the exam
> > >
> > > You probably won't get much of a flame war. I would hazard
> > that there
> > > is a mixture of Debian, RedHat, and SuSE, with a lot of
> them being
> > > SuSE. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
> > >
> > Oh, I think SuSE is by FAR the BEST one available.
> >
> No, it's NOT R
> >
> > You probably won't get much of a flame war. I would hazard
> that there
> > is a mixture of Debian, RedHat, and SuSE, with a lot of them being
> > SuSE. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
> >
> Oh, I think SuSE is by FAR the BEST one available.
>
No, it's NOT Red hats can co
>
> You probably won't get much of a flame war. I would hazard
> that there is a mixture of Debian, RedHat, and SuSE, with a
> lot of them being SuSE. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
>
Oh, I think SuSE is by FAR the BEST one available.
Leland
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>
> Thanks, I called them this 3 hours ago and still have not
> heard back from them:-( OH well, maybe
> it's time to roll my own.
>
Haven't tried it, but this may save you some time...
http://sinenomine.net/debian/media.php
Leland
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> John, everyone, do you all know who they were? I'd rather not get
> involved into that subject, especially since it's against what we do
> here.
>
Well if you mean where all the other Luddites are, there's a rapper that's
seems to be very proud of being a Luddite. Heck, he even proclaims it to th
> (Gawd I am *such* a Luddite!)
>
All praise King Ludd!
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Thanks for the chuckle... :-D
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> Dumb Query: is there an equivalent package in REXX?
>
Now there's a thought!!! Using Regina and the new Rexx/DW, we could
write a smashing little client that we could all call our own. Doggone
it! Now I'm torn between trying to FileZilla and Rexx/FTP. ;-)
Leland
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> > I checked out fiezilla. Unfortunately it likes to insert "/"
> > when I use
> > something like "userid.tso.cntl" as the directory.
> >
> I've found where this is occurring, but will have to wait
> until I get home to play with it as I don't have the tools
> here at work.
>
Well, I was (s
> I checked out fiezilla. Unfortunately it likes to insert "/"
> when I use
> something like "userid.tso.cntl" as the directory.
>
I've found where this is occurring, but will have to wait until I get
home to play with it as I don't have the tools here at work.
There are provisions in the code fo
> Leland:
>
> I dont have a C/C++ compiler on Win32. If you can help, that would be
> great.
>
Okey dokey. I'll take a gander and see what I'd be up against. I see the
"amount" of source is quiet large, but that may be deceiving.
We'll see...
Leland
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> I checked out fiezilla. Unfortunately it likes to insert "/"
> when I use
> something like "userid.tso.cntl" as the directory. Perhaps I
> can patch the
> source.
>
Are you thinking about updating it? If not, maybe I can take a look.
I'd not heard of FileZilla, but at first glance, it is
Use cpint_load to set everything up.
Leland
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> From: Jim Sibley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 6:24 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: cpint error messages
>
> I have cpint-2.1.0-1.1.s390x.rpm on a 2.6.5 s390x kernel.
>
> When I enter
>
>
> According to the Single Unix Specification (which is the
> space the z/OS
> UNIX guys play in, since "UNIX" branding is so important to them), the
> z/OS return is not "wrong". Support for what GNU implements
> as GLOB_PERIOD
>
> is not required, but _optional_.
>
Did you find GLOB_PERIOD
>
> z/OS is showing
> the same kind of thing I've seen on z/VM (OpenVM).
> I have never heard the reason why the OpenExtensions support
> (both z/OS and z/VM) does not list the dot and dotdot directories.
>
Even more strange is that it does return the '.' and '..' when using '.*' as
the pattern. I
>
> You must be a lot better typist than I am!
>
Heck no! Just pretty handy with "cut & paste" ;-D
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> I think z/OS is wrong. The only difference in the Linux and
> AIX case is the order, which probably depends on the filesystem used.
>
Yepper, I believe you're correct about z/OS. And it seems that AIX sorts the
individual matching nodes, while Linux sorts the matching path as a whole. Me
And sed works nicely too. And there's always the option of just using "cat
>filename" and just reentering the whole bloody thing.
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Webb, Toronto Transit Commission
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Given a directory with these contents:
.
..
.testdir
.testfile
What is the "correct" and expected results?
On Linux, I get:
0: '../..'
1: './..'
2: '.testdir/..'
On AIX, I get:
0: './..'
1: '../..'
2: '.testdir/..'
On z/OS USS, I get:
Thanks much,
Leland
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> Of more interest to me, though, is where your colleague _got_ the .iso
> files. I just looked over the Turbolinux web and FTP sites,
> and didn't see
> anything remotely resembling CD images.
>
I went through the exercise too. No luck here either.
Leland
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Hi Srinivas,
Did you "dadsfmt" and "fdasd" the volume? I ask because the first 4 bytes
at should be C9D7D3F1 (or IPL1), the 4 bytes at 001 should be
C9D7D3F2 (or IPL2) and the 4 bytes at 002 should be E5D6D3F1 (or VOL1).
That's if your using CDL format.
I just ran zipl against a
> Has anyone happened to create (or know where I can download) a working
> srpm for samba 3.0.2a or 3.0.3? It builds, but I need newer heimdal
> support, which wants a newer db, which wants... etc etc, if I want to
> get a build that supports all the features of samba 3.x. Looks like
> those depend
> However note that this cannot be done from the guestvol
> system, since the
> boot device is R/O. And if this is done from the basevol
> system you will
> no longer be able to write to the boot device to maintain it in the
> future. "
>
If you don't mind "custom" patches, you might wanna try the
Jantje,
What distro are you using? Was it the LOADPARM or PARM keyword that you were using?
Leland
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> From: Jan MOEYERSONS [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 1:46 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Thougth I'd mention: disabled wait 000A00
>
> The main reason that I can think of is that the I/O must be a complete
> block. By making the physical block == maximum block on the track (or
> nearest multiple of the "logical block"), you must read and
> write the entire
> track in order to get / update any "logical block" contained
> wit
>
> As long as you have to use a 3390 track image with
> ECKD mapping, the smaller tracksize will cost you
> capacity on the image. Probably only the RVA will see
> equivalent savings on the backend. Other devices do a
> one to one mapping of the full ECKD image.
>
So, why not format the tracks w
I have a standard (non-CICS) sockets example in have Cobol and Rexx. Hollar
if ya want 'em.
Leland
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> Ranga Nathan
> Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 9:15 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Accessin
>
> I *did* ask for volunteers before Xmas ...8-)
>
I would have too if I'd been around. Finally had some vacation. But, if
I'd seen the invite I'd have certainly done it during the vacation. This
the FUN kind of stuff.
> If you already have the prereqs, it's pretty slick. The one
> difficult p
>
> Yes, but it's not very efficient. Check out
> http://sinenomine.net/publications/presentations.php#2004 for my MVMUA
> presentation on a way to make use of VM and/or
> z/OS-controlled tape w/o
> having to attach the drives directly to the Linux system.
>
Ah man...I wish this was done b4 the hol
Seems to work for me...
tux:~ # free
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem: 57112 55824 1288 0672 2116
-/+ buffers/cache: 53036 4076
Swap: 16 83144 81300
tux:~ # cat /proc/swaps
Filena
Try:
sysctl -w kernel.hz_timer=0
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> Eric Sammons
> Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 2:04 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Problem with sysctl and hz_timer on SLES8
>
>
> I am trying to set my SLES8 gue
> You need to figure out if the cards are responding to ARPs or not. I
> realize that you used qetharp, but that tells you what OSA
> has loaded into
> its own ARP cache, not whether it is responding to ARPs. Use
> OSA/SF or
> the HMC to look at IP addresses loaded into the cards (which
> is n
> Hmm. I see the problem at the workstation. Poke around for a bit and
> notice that eth1 is not aliased in
> modules.conf. Add an alias to modules.conf for eth1 and the
> problem goes
> away. Cannot be recreated.
> ... so it' s fixed ... no ... we remove the update to modules.conf and
> cannot re
Hi folks,
I've been running into a problem every so often that I can't track down and
thought I'd just throw it out here to see if I get any bites.
I have 2 Gbit OSAs that I share among my guests and use VIPA to provide
failover in case one goes down. So, every guest has an eth0, eth1, and an
lo
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> 2) I believe "Upstream S/390 Linux" (by Innovation Data
> Processing) can do the above, does anyone currently use this
> product, any "war stories" you'd be willing to relate?
>
We ran Upstream on L/390 for a while (until we found out we weren't
licensed). We still use Upstream to backup our Win
Michael,
> I have been runing 54 for few days and seems to work.
> However this release broke OSA connection, it fails to init
> osa card in boot
> time and hangs, haven't found any solution yet.
>
Has SuSE updated you past -54? For the fun of it, I downloaded -60 from
X86-64 dist and OSAs seem t
Any history research of Linux on the IBM mainframe should also include:
http://linas.org/linux/i370-bigfoot.html
Leland
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> From: Marian Gasparovic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: history of Linux/3
If so, what DB do you use?
Thanks much,
Leland
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> Well "lftp" is s'posed to support it, but I've not tried it:
>
> http://lftp.yar.ru/
>
I should say, I've used lftp before, just not the ssl related stuff.
Leland
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Well "lftp" is s'posed to support it, but I've not tried it:
http://lftp.yar.ru/
Leland
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> Yes I've seen it, but haven't been able to track it to anything.
>
Well, ya know what? I can settle for knowing that it's not just me for now.
;-) It doesn't "seem" to cause any problems, so we'll just watch for more
patterns.
BTW: Readdressed and change portnames on all my guests' OSAs las
Has anyone else seen a problem where the "db2" command hangs? It requires a
"kill" but everything else works just fine before, during, and after the
"hang". It doesn't seem to matter what "db2" subcommand you perform and you
can turn right around and reissue the same command and it will work.
Th
>
> it-rnlinux1:/etc # chkconfig smb on
> it-rnlinux1:/etc # chkconfig nmb on
> nmb: unknown service
>
> smb worked
> nmb did not see above
>
>
You could always just force the issue:
insserv nmbd
insserv smbd
insserv winbind
Leland
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>
> Kris may have hit on the reason for this one: the buffer size
> for the particular device driver (which is completely
> different from the MTU).
>
Yepper, I'm guessing he's right. I just can't find it.
I've done some more testing and I'm getting so many different results
without a noticable p
>
> SLES8A --> ZOS1 = ~56KB/sec!!
>
If anyone is interested, I was able to increase this to around 55MB/sec by
changing SLES8A's MTU to 20480. Anything higher and it drops back down to
"K/sec". I haven't had a chance to change the ZOS side yet.
Leland
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You could try:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/7814/
The s3270 allows you to "script and scrape", but I'd imagine you'd have to
change your app a bit.
Leland
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> From: Itschak Mugzach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2003 7:37 AM
> To
>
> Also, one thing I will be trying shortly is z/VM 4.4 and I
> was wondering if the new QIOASSIST is available when running
> on a z/800? I suspect not.
>
Welp, no luck on this one. z/VM 4.4 tells me I'm out of luck with:
HCP2162I QIOAssist is not available
:-(
Leland
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I'm having an interesting problem with hipersockets that I just can't seem
to figure out. Here's the lay of the land:
ZOS1 1.4 in LPAR 1
ZOS2 1.4 in LPAR 2
ZVM 4.3 in LPAR 3
SLES8A guest under ZVM1
SLES8B guest under ZVM1
All systems are on a 10.2.32.x/25 network. All are set to use an MTU of
tlan problems
>
>
> I know that at least mine is on a V-disk (don't tell Richard!
> :), so that's
> not a part the problem I'm seeing. From what Richard said,
> they've been
> seeing this on lots of systems, and they've been working with
> Boeblingen
> trying to figure it out. Hopefully they will
>
> snip
> One approach would be to install the "Minimum Graphical
> System"; this takes approximately 360 MB of an ext3
> filesystem using SLES8. You could then add additional
> minidisks to your guest as required.
> unsnip
>
> I tried installing SLES8 into a 1.1GB MDISK yesterday and got
> DOESN'T always change. (I thought I say it before...)
> ^^^
Boy, that sounded snotty didn't it? It was SUPPOSED to be "saW"!!! :-O
Leland
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Hi Alex,
> Hi,
>
> If you did get MySQL to authenticate with PAM as that module suggests,
> surely it would authenticate by whatever method the linux PAM
> system does -
> is the base linux system on which the MySQL with that module
> been setup to
> authenticate of windows? If not, I would sugges
> When you talking about intra-LPAR sharing, do you mean using
> a Guest LAN?
> Or do you mean shared OSA by multiple guests? In the shared
> OSA case, I
> don't know why you would see the MAC change. That's something I would
> expect of Guest LANs.
>
I guess I did say that wrong didn't I? What
I've been receiving the following and have been ignoring it since everything
appeared to be running okay. But, I got a little curious and thought I'd
ask around to see if anyone knows the "right" way to get rid of it.
kernel: qeth: setip : return code 0xe005 (duplicate ip address)
kernel: qeth:
Anybody know if you can use winbind to authenticate MySQL users against a
Windows domain? I'd hate to have to store yet another set of blasted
passwords somewhere.
Ideally, it would be nice if I could grant access to a domain user OR group.
Best I could find was the pam_mysql_auth module, but it
And there's a "similar" version for the 2.4.19 (ibm) kernel over at:
http://www.homerow.net/zlinux/kernelfixes.htm
Leland
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> From: Hall, Ken (IDS ECCS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 7:27 AM
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> Subject: Re: Error building Samba-3.0
>
> Looks like you're right about heimdal 0.4e, I get weird
> errors trying to connect to the AD.
>
> Have yo
> The way the channel subsystem operates
> and interfaces with devices is another example.
>
Cool! I reckon I should go over to the group and see what's up.
Leland
> Dynamically loaded module support for devices,
> instructions, and
> operator console panels (Jan Jaeger, David "Fish"
> Trout, Ivan
> Warren)
>
Wow. I can't believe you guys are still caring around every device types
baggage in the DEVBLK for each device. Why sh
>
> There's been a lot of work by a lot of folks in this release.
> Quite a bit of restructuring has happened in order to provide
> the dynamic loading function, which is intended to make
> extending Hercules for new devices and new instructions much
> easier. It's been quite a qhile since the last
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Which functions fail? I'll try it here and see if it behaves the same way.
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> From: Lucius, Leland [mailt
Authentication
works fine though.
Samba builds just fine against this version of heimdal, and is
authenticating against AD, but it might be still using the old NT mechanism.
I have to fiddle with it some more.
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> From: Lucius, Leland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
So did you guys also update the heimdal package? According to the notes in
the SuSE packaging directory, it "suggests" that this might be required.
-Original Message-
From: Hall, Ken (IDS ECCS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subje
Cool. At the same time can you add 4096 byte block support? I tried but
failed in pipe fitting school and never quite figured out how to use teflon
tape. ;-)
Actually no big deal. I just haven't played with it enough yet.
Thx,
Leland
-Original Message-
From: Dave Jones [mailto:[EMAI
Anybody know of a simple way of piping data from an LPD server to an SFTP
server? I've banged together a simple filter that "works", but I was just
wondering if I even need to do that.
Thanks much,
Leland
>
> However, if anyone uses the HMC reset button or IPL
> button or activate/deactivate button on the HMC, the
> LPAR Linuxes often are damaged.
>
You got me to wondering about the LPAR mode. If VM is able to "postpone"
the RESET or IPL, allowing it's guests to terminate properly, then shouldn't
L
Jim,
>
> > Tzafrir wote:
> >
> > "Why not make "the button" cause a proper shutdown?"
>
> "The button" is either system reset or IPL (clear). If
> there's a way to convey that to the software, it would
> be cool, but I doubt it.
>
Jim,
Do you run your Linii under VM or LPAR?
Leland
> >
> > http://www.it.fht-esslingen.de/~zimmerma/software/ltools.html
> >
> > Seems to already work under windows, linux and solaris. Only for
> > ext2/3, though.
> >
> Excellent! While it won't "directly" help, this (and the
> other links mentioned on the page) will be GREAT reference material.
>
> http://www.it.fht-esslingen.de/~zimmerma/software/ltools.html
>
> Seems to already work under windows, linux and solaris. Only
> for ext2/3, though.
>
Excellent! While it won't "directly" help, this (and the other links
mentioned on the page) will be GREAT reference material.
Thank a heap!
>
> I like to remind folks that file systems live within logical
> volumes. In a simple world your ext2/3 fs would be
> habitating within a single disk partition. However, what do
> you do for md, lvm or evms volumes? You would not have the
> logical volume manager code that is capable of unders
>
>
> Leland,
>
> I'm not looking for read-write access, and your comment about
> chmod implies
> that you might go that route. I don't think that will ever be safe.
>
Perfectly valid point. I was going to do the port for us "system" types and
figured that we would be careful enough to keep from
I have looked into this, but from a z/VM standpoint. I had to table it
until I got some other things cleaned up. If interest is high, I will move
it closer to the edge of the table and it might fall off sooner. ;-)
What I had planned was this...
Port portions of the e2fsprogs distro, mainly th
> The "make image" leaves an "image" file in arc/s390x/boot
>
Ugh, that's supposed to be "arch/s390x/boot" (or arch/s390/boot).
I always use:
make image modules install modules_install
For the "make install" to work, you have to either apply my "kerntypes"
patch or have your own "installkernel" script.
The "make image" leaves an "image" file in arc/s390x/boot that should be
usable. That's where the install target gets i
>
> When did that happen? I've used the -n form of the command
> previously (without devfs support) and it worked well.
>
Ugh, did I talk out of my arse again? I'll have to give it a try.
Unfortunately, I'm off for an overnight R&R with NO computer (I don't
know if I really like that idea. ;
Hi Gerard,
> SuSE Instsys zlnx01:/root # cat /proc/dasd/devices
> 356c(none) at ( 94: 0) is dasda : unknown
> 3575(none) at ( 94: 4) is dasdb : unknown
> 3576(none) at ( 94: 8) is dasdc : unknown
> 3577(none) at ( 94: 12) is dasdd : unknown
Are you installing SuSE under VM?
Another little note...It's really quite simple to do.
I merged the contents of all "suse" directories from the SLES8 CDs, the SP2
CD, and all the current online updates into a new "suse" directory.
I then copied the "content", "media.1/media", and "media.1/products" from
the SP2 CD to my new base
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