Is it possible to write a mainframe REXX exec which will logon to a zVM
Linux instance and issue commands. If so, can you be specific in how to
do it?
Ila Z. Miller
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On Friday, 08/12/2005 at 02:59 EST, "Miller, Ila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Is it possible to write a mainframe REXX exec which will logon to a zVM
> Linux instance and issue commands. If so, can you be specific in how to
> do it?
Yes. Diagnose 0x7C lets a virtual machine create logical 3270s
We use a product called Universal Command from stonebranch software. Using
that we've built an ISPF dialogue that caused scripts to be shipped from
z/OS hfs to linux and be executed, returning stdout/stdin and return codes
of a sort. We have it in place for the operations staff to stop/start
WebSph
If you are just talking something rather simple
In this case, I have the secondary console to the Linux machines routed
to PROP. I use the following exec to issue commands to Linux to
shutdown.
In a test case, just set the secondary user to your CMS machine and do
a "send" to that Linux mach
Depending on your needs you can use the AUTOLOG or XAUTOLOG command to
fire up a linux virtual machine, and use SET SECUSER to control to linux
vm's console. With CP SEND you can issue commands to the linux guest. In
a rexx exec you will easily be able to pass mixed case commands.
From MACHINEA wi
Miller, Ila wrote:
Is it possible to write a mainframe REXX exec which will logon to a zVM
Linux instance and issue commands. If so, can you be specific in how to
do it?
We have a generic SSH thing that we do to run commands on our Sun
servers from our job scheduler. It probably would work
> Is it possible to write a mainframe REXX exec which will
> logon to a zVM Linux instance and issue commands. If so, can
> you be specific in how to do it?
There are several ways to do this:
1) Enable REXEC on the Linux guest, and use the REXEC client supplied with
VM TCPIP.
2) Use CP SEND and
Hi, James.
I've got some code here that might do what you want..there are two
separate pieces to this application:
1) a piece, written in PL/I, that run on CMS and uses TCP/IP socket
calls to connect with.
2) the piece, written in C, that runs on Linux and waits for
connections. When a T
Care to donate the source code to the web site?
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Dave Jones
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2005 11:23 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Mainframe REXX EXEC to logon to zVM Linux instance and
The exec I listed last week, didn't allow for the return of the results,
at least in the form that the exec could parse thru.
However, you can always (linux form) pipe the results to a file and
then ftp the file back to the calling exec. Then parse the results
there.
I've not had the need to do
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
The exec I listed last week, didn't allow for the return of the results,
at least in the form that the exec could parse thru.
However, you can always (linux form) pipe the results to a file and
then ftp the file back to the calling exec. Then parse the results
there.
I've
What I would like to do is have a mainframe batch job issue a command to
a linux z/VM instance and shut the linux instance down. Then through
the scheduling mainframe package, a mainframe job could be run to do an
FDR backup of the DASD assigned to that instance. When the job
successfully complet
> What I would like to do is have a mainframe batch job issue a
> command to a linux z/VM instance and shut the linux instance
> down. Then through the scheduling mainframe package, a
> mainframe job could be run to do an FDR backup of the DASD
> assigned to that instance. When the job successful
ay, August 23, 2005 9:18 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Mainframe REXX EXEC to logon to zVM Linux instance and issue
commands
> What I would like to do is have a mainframe batch job issue a
> command to a linux z/VM instance and shut the linux instance
> down. Then thro
I use REXEC to do pretty much what Gordon describes below, except that
I can't monitor the results of the SIGNAL SHUTDOWN command, so I just use a
sleep program to pause my z/OS job. I have ordered the z/OS add-ons so that I
can start using ssh, which should be more secure and give me m
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