Hi Tim,
by diskette, carried from a machine which is on the network and receives
email.
How well do you trust the software firewall you run under linux? Are you
completely confident that your network configuration is flawless? A
successful and undetected attack on your CA gives away the keys
What
is the reason code in the dead letter header?
Regards
Tim
A
-Original Message-From: Khedr, Hossam (Genworth)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, 2 June 2004 3:24
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: FW: TEMPDYN Vs
PREDEFINED
Thanks Anthony,
I
actually did
Hi Neil,
Sorry but the bit I dont get is how do the other hosts communicate with the
CA machine to get their signatures?
Regards
Tim A
-Original Message-
From: Neil Casey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 2 June 2004 12:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SSL, MQClients and
Hi,
if you have a network card, then someone might plug a network cable into
it. A CA machine is a critical security resource, and should be held a
securely as possible. If it is on the network, then it is potentially
vulnerable to a network based attack. If there is no network card, then
there ca
Many thanks for this Neil. I am just confused about the instruction to not
install a network card. What is the effect of having a card installed? I
can't find any reference in the openSSL doco about this issue.
Regards
Mike Dickinson
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From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PR
Thanks
Anthony,
I
actually did, and the response came back to the right Queue Manager; however, MQ
puts the message into the dead letter queue. When I do that with a predefined
local queues as my receiving queue, I get no problem receiving the response.
Only when I use the default MODEL QUE
Hi Peter,
I've been busy with SSL for the last few weeks as well, and this is my take
on your issue.
1. SSL does use symetric keys for encryption. It generates them at session
startup, and exchanges them, protected by encryption with the
private/public key pair. This gets around the symetric key
Typically, a responder app will use the same Persistence Attribute for
the reply message that they saw in the request message. But it is entirely up to
them. They can code whatever they want, and you have no control over
it.
If
this is an issue, use predefined queues, or use Permanent Dynamic
Thank
you all,
I
created a QueueModel with a PERMDYN , and it did finally worked. This will need
more work to clean up the "created queues" , but I had no power controlling
the messages coming with Persistence set to YES.
Thanks
again,
Hossam
-Original Message-From: MQSeries Lis
As my first attempt at SSL, I want to implement SSL on MO71, so that only my
6 teammates and myself can connect to all our QMs over the dedicated SVRCONN
channel I have set up for MO71. So basically I want to implement SSL for a
client application that might connect to any one of a 100 QMs (Windows
Hi
Peter,
I found the Persistence : 1 in the message
received on the defined queue. Can I control that as a requester
application, or should be done by the responder
app?
Thanks
[Khedr, Hossam (GEI, MORT)]
-Original
Message-From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
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Hi Fernando,
Take a look at the program amq0ptl0.cbl. It is in
the "...\Websphere MQ\Tools\Samples\Cobol" folder on
Windows.
Hope this helps,
Ruzi
Fernando_Cisar_de_Oliveira
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for a sample of Cobol program using MQ
distribution lists
with MQPUT1.
Dave:
Thank you for the tip. This helps a great deal.
Dan
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6/1/2004 2:13:47 PM >>>
To shorthand your path definitions, try using reference declarations. Forexample:DECLARE XTAG_1 REFERENCE TO InputBody.OCF_SAP.IC.PMX.BOMMAT03;SET "OutputRoot"."XML"."IDOC"."E2STZUM"."E2STZU
Or he
is trying to put a persistent message to the temp dyn queue, which will fail,
but would have worked going to the manually defined queue.
-Original Message-From: Anthony G Allison
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 12:58 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subjec
To shorthand your path definitions, try using reference declarations. For
example:
DECLARE XTAG_1 REFERENCE TO InputBody.OCF_SAP.IC.PMX.BOMMAT03;
SET "OutputRoot"."XML"."IDOC"."E2STZUM"."E2STZUTH"."SEGNAM"=
TRIM
("XTAG_1"."OFF_SAP.IFC.BOMMAT03.E2STZUM"."OFF_SAP.IFC.BOMMAT03.E2SZUTH"."OFF_SAP.IFF.B
Hi Dan:
Did you try putting double quotes instead of single quotes?
SET XTAG_1 = "OCF_SAP.IC.PMX.BOMMAT03";
Thanks.
Srilatha Sridhar(Sri)
Middleware Team
HartfordLife
763-765-4322
Daniel Graper
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
I have some huge set statements that I would like to shorten using ESQL defined variables. I have tried several things but have had no success yet. An example of my set statement is as follows:
SET "OutputRoot"."XML"."IDOC"."E2STZUM"."E2STZUTH"."SEGNAM"= TRIM("InputBody"."OCF_SAP.IC.PMX.BOMMAT
Hossam,
Before you put your request message to the queue you must populate the MQMD REPLYTOQ field with the queue name from the MQOD of the temp dynamic queue. This should resolve the problem.
Anthony Allison
Certified MQ Specialist
Certified MQ Developer
Certified MQ Solutions Provider
CSC
10
Thanks for the response Paul,
The Dead letter queue header has the zero as a feedback code (Feedback : 0), I also
found the string "amqcrsta_nd" in the message itself.
Thanks again,
Hossam
-Original Message-
From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Paul
Clarke
Sent: Tue
> Hi All,
> I using a JMS program to send a request and wait for the response on a
replyToQueue. When I created the replyToQueue using runmqsc and DEFINE
command, I end up getting the response with no problem. When I tried to
dynamically create a Temporary replyToQueue using the JMS
createTemporary
> Hi All,
> I using a JMS program to send a request and wait for the response on a replyToQueue.
> When I created the replyToQueue using runmqsc and DEFINE command, I end up getting
> the response with no problem. When I tried to dynamically create a Temporary
> replyToQueue using the JMS create
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Hello,
I am looking for a sample of Cobol program using MQ distribution lists
with MQPUT1. If you have this, please let me know.
Thanks in advanceFernando
--
Fernando Cisar de Oliveira
OLTP Tecnologia & Solugues Ltda.
R. Helena 280, conj. 304
04552-050 Sco Paulo/SP
Tel: (11) 8273-0007
I
Thank you everyone for your replies back. Yesterday, I sent a note to
all Users of our development system - found that testing was being done
on LDAP servers that was generating the SSL certificate messages.
Quite a coincidence they were testing the same time I was verifying MQ
(my heart can slow
I will be out of the office starting 06/01/2004 and will not return until 06/09/2004.
I will respond to your message when I return.
In what log, for NT, would a deleted queue be documented?
Thanks,
Dave W.
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