Sorry
should have read the subject !
-- mats
Mats Carlid wrote:
Try
find . -inum nn -print
after cd-ing to the mount place of the file system
where the file is ( or above it ). If You have no clue
use '/' but it will quite some time.
nn should be the inode You're searching for.
This should
This builds a file that contains cross references inodes and works fine
on Windows. You could obviously modify it to query on a file rather than
building an xref file but I use this file to drive a modified list.readu
that shows real file names rather than inodes.
0001: OPEN 'INODE.XREF' TO
Beginning last week, the unthinkable keeps happening. XP/NT4/Win98 Dynamic
Connect / UniVerse / HP-Ux users here have experienced abrupt logout.
As a first fix, I gave them Trend's PC-cillin or Trend's SMB. ReBooting the
HP-Ux box seems to help for a few hours. It is a pesky intermittent thin
If there was a way I am sure some Var's would be very upset. We have a
'package' software and much of the very internal workings, such as printing,
are only complied code, we do not have the source. If we could get the source,
we really wouldn't need our Var any more :).
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hi
I've discovered that this problem seems to be server dependant. If I
log into our main server, the problem is there. I can not use the
cursor keys to move up and down the list. If I then go into
SETUP/Communications/Windows Sockets/Setup and change the Host to an
installation of Universe PE on a
In a message dated 12/6/2004 8:06:15 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> If there was a way I am sure some Var's would be very upset. We have a
> 'package' software and much of the very internal workings, such as printing,
> are
> only complied code, we do not have the source
Any new network hardware? I've seen similar type connection problems with a
Broadcom Gigabit network card in the server.
Colin Alfke
in dang cold Calgary
>-Original Message-
>From: Brutzman, Bill
>
>Beginning last week, the unthinkable keeps happening.
>XP/NT4/Win98 Dynamic
>Connect /
Does this site have network or systems admin? If so, are they upgrading or
otherwise screwing with the system? Is there a router somewhere that is
resetting itself? I've been victum of all this and more at our site.
Don Kibbey
Financial Systems Manager
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett &
We had a similar problem with Windows 2003 on an IBM server & Universe
10.1.3 dropping all network connections at the same time - took a reboot to
fix. Problem very intermittent - could occur every hour or not for days.
Turns out: IBM has a problem with the on-board BroadCom NIC (they also have
pr
We are trying to post xml transactions from our Peoplesoft machine to
our aix machine running apapche.
A perl script shells into universe, runs a basic program (I should
mention we have uvweb installed) and after its processed the xml file
that was passed, sends back an ok to Peoplesoft and it exi
I apologise, the error is Abnormal termination of UniVerse.
Fault type is 11. Layer type is BASIC run machine.
Fault occurred in BASIC program RI100 at address 10.
I pasted the wrong issue.
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From: Rich Unsworth
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 11:04 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTE
Have you checked the decompiled versions of the terminal drivers?
untic the vt100 definition on both servers and compare the two would be my
best suggestion...
Robert Paterson
Technology Support Manager
www.epicor.com
Tel.: +44 (1344) 468231
Cell: +44 (7799) 348513
Fax: +44 (1344) 468050
E-Mail
Hi, everyone. I've just been working on a project using the UniObjects for
Java stuff, and it all works fine...for a little while. That is, I can make
connections and do 'thinkgs' on the UniVerse system, connecting and
disconnecting with no problem. But after "a while" of inactivity (exact
durati
unbelievable - i just felt i had to post a follow up to this.
the resize process that we thought was dead and we closed the telnet
client that initiated the session and all - gave up on it - thought it
was a dead process.
we would have expected it to run in less than 1/2 hour.
well, anyway, low
Hello, Clif.
Thank you for pointing the folks to me. I appreciate it.
Best regards,
Gyle
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>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Clifton Oliver
>Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 8:13 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [U2] Un-compiler/Un-
Another way to determine the INODE for a file is to generate the file stats
and then search the STAT.FILE when you need to know the filename for an
INODE. It's just like the old PICK file stats.
NOTE - THIS CAN TAKE A VERY LONG TIME!!! You may wish to look up the
command in the User Reference (?
I have a need to validate a user login without actually having them login.
The reason for this is that a client has a common terminal that is constantly
logged in using a common userid for use by multiple users.
For most system usage this is ok , but for some processes the client wants the
user to
Due to the system shared printer nature of Universe, it seems unlikely that
a Basic program can do any direct I/O with a printer, BUT...
I gotta ask if there's any way to tell if a printer channel has a printer
attached that supports HP-PCL? I could send an escape sequence, but can I
get anything
Im messing with the ON.EXIT record in the VOC. It doesn't seem to work with
phantoms. I guess I assumed that it did. The documentation says that the
ON.EXIT is performed when you 'QUIT'. I guess that doesn't happen with
phantoms. Is this correct ? Can anyone confirm this ?
Anthony
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I used SEND() and GET in Unidata to transmit/receive via a modem. Try reading
the help on these commands, not sure if they'll talk to a printer port/address.
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
Value Part, Inc
Direct: 847-918-6099
Fax: 847-367-1892
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www.valuepart.com
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Hi Clif,
Looks like I'll be giving Dr. Lee a call. I occasionally run across clients
that have lost their source code. One client has lost their entire custom
code module, and is very hot to get it back. They only have 10 rotating
tapes, and their admin guy thought the custom module would be a
ESC * s 1 is sent to the printer
PCL
ECHO 1
should be returned
I'm not sure if you have to be in PJL mode of not for this:
I've never tried using this, just read it from the PCL manual.
I don't know how you would read this data however
George
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL
If you kill a telnet session that is running a resize on NT then you need to
kill the resize.exe process that it spawned as well. Otherwise it just keeps
on going as you found it. There are quite a few processes on the NT version
that work like that.
From: [EMAIL
> Im messing with the ON.EXIT record in the VOC. It doesn't seem to work
with
> phantoms. I guess I assumed that it did. The documentation says that the
> ON.EXIT is performed when you 'QUIT'. I guess that doesn't happen with
> phantoms. Is this correct ? Can anyone confirm this ?
This is tr
Of course, all the comments (if there ever were any :-) will be gone. And
I don't know if Lee has the ability to recover the indented block
structure. I know nothing about UD object code formats. Please let me
know how well the tool works for you.
As the the first born son--having raised a daught
Confirmed. IBM U2 Knowledge base entry G21418.
Regards,
Clif
> Im messing with the ON.EXIT record in the VOC. It doesn't seem to work
> with
> phantoms. I guess I assumed that it did. The documentation says that the
> ON.EXIT is performed when you 'QUIT'. I guess that doesn't happen with
>
Hi Gerry,
have you considered using LDAP? On AIX you can LDAP authenticate against
the local user database so I presume HPUX can do something similar.
Then use an ldap client (I believe curl would work or one of the
openldap utilities) to authenticate (be aware that passing passwords in
command
I assisted one of my customers with the very same issue a while back.
Luckily, UniVerse creates a temporary copy of the file when resizing it.
Using the explorer go look at the folders for that file and you should see
one with an 'odd name', probably called something like resizea00398. When
we dis
Gerry wrote:
> I have a need to validate a user login without actually
> having them login.
> I currently have this working via an EXECUTE of the unix
> command "su userid -c 'exit' " and looking at the
captured output
> However a new requirement has come up to use this same
type
> of secondary
Phantoms under PI/Open would execute the ON.EXIT paragraph when exiting.
It's pretty annoying that UniVerse doesn't do the same thing (IMO it
should).
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This seems to be common problem on windows 2003. One of the resolutions is
to go to services menu under administration tools. Select the properties
for universe RPC and under the login tab select to allow this service to
interact with the desktop.
Under windows 2003 there are a number of securit
From: Womack, Adrian
>
> Phantoms under PI/Open would execute the ON.EXIT paragraph when
exiting.
what does UD do?
> It's pretty annoying that UniVerse doesn't do the same thing (IMO it
should).
Agreed.
Knowledgebase G21418 mentioned by Clif Oliver has been open since
9/4/97, UV 9.3.
For more ex
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>>
>> Phantoms under PI/Open would execute the ON.EXIT
paragraph when
>> exiting.
>
> what does UD do?
If UDT.OPTIONS 74 is ON then PHANTOM processes execute the
LOGOUT paragraph.
Cheers,
Ken
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