Dana,
have a look at ENCRYPT() and DIGESET() functions in the manual.
/Bjvrn
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Dmne: [U2] CC encrypting for unidata
Anyone have or
>It is always wrong to specify directly in a calling program
> which branch the...
>.
>.
>It is also wrong to pass into the called program the information
> from where it is been called.
It's only wrong if it doesn't work, is difficult to maintain or runs slow.
Both of these techniques are comple
We have been using the ENCRYPT() function in UniVerse for at least a few years.
I don't know if unidata has an equivalent? And now, we even have a two-level
encryption where we have a master key that we have to decrypt to use to encrypt
the data values (credit card #'s). Big sigh. On day I envis
Doesn't UniData Basic have an ENCRYPT() function?
It's been in UniVerse since release 10.0, so should be in UD no later
than 6.1
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If it's anything like our recent conversion to Linux fnuxi will not have to
be run the uvbackup and restore take care of that for you. We backed up each
individual account to a file and copied these files over the network to the
new system then restored it. Since we kept the same file locations
Check out my article titled "Got Crypt?" on PickSource regarding Visa CISP.
There is some techno-verbage and examples of how to use the OpenSSL command
line utility (*nix or Win32) to encrypt/decrypt and Base64 encode/decode any
type of data for safe storage in an MV system.
In order to make t
I know there's lots of other ways to do this. I was just hoping someone
might have an explanation for why this way doesn't work. I have a
program, call it SELECT.ACTIVITY that uses a complex set of rules and
indexes to retrieve a list of records from an extremely huge transaction
file. It's a nice,
As the 64 bit version of UV allows files to be twice the size of regular
UV, it would behoove you to check file sizes before doing the backup. You
may have to break some files down to smaller parts if the file size is
over the 2 gig limit.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI
Mark,
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> A sister site will be moving from UV 9.something on Tru 64 to
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Specifically what are you wanting to do, Dana? Encrypt them to disk
and then decrypt when needed?
-Kevin
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Hi Dana,
I have a subroutine that does RC4 encryption. Be aware that encryption
results in characters that could conflict with @FM, @VM, @SM, etc., so
you'll probably want to encode the result in a character set that won't
break things (eg. Base64 encoding).
Contact me offlist if you're interest
Anyone have or know of software to encrypt credit card numbers in Unidata.
(Probably someone has already asked this on this list - sorry)
Dana Baron
System Manager
Smugglers' Notch Resort
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A sister site will be moving from UV 9.something on Tru 64 to
UV10.latest_they_can_get on Solaris 10.
Using UV backup/Uv Restore seems to be indicated. Would it be best to use
UVBACKUP for all universe accounts, or to use uvbackup on each account? Also,
I think fnuxi/FORMAT.CONV must be run.
Not a limitation, you build your own objects. Objects after all are nothing
more than subroutines that perform a specific task. You may even say that it
is an advantage because you are not tied into doing what someone else has
decided how something should work. You create your own. Almost every
How much purpose should a programmer program if a programmer could
program purposes?
> From: George Gallen
> > From: Serguei
> > Another rule of structural programming - every program can
> > have only one purpose :).
>
> In a perfect world, true, in Reality (and I'm not talking
> Microdata her
Okay, this time I read more... over... Hey, it's Valentines Day here and
my mind certainly isn't on work. It's how I'm going to recover from my
slothfulness in thinking about getting something nice... sorry OT.
In the shell menu, begin the execution of the UV command that you put the
user in the u
All,
In defense of this technique, I offer the following:
Putting all the like routines in a single portfolio (single
BASIC program) is akin to storing all the methods for an object in the
code which describes the object. Infact modes had a similar approach,
storing the Proc and B
The 'trick' isn't the way the unix menu is written, which I also use, but
how the OFF verb works. I changed our menuing program to execute QUIT
instead of OFF, which closes the session completely.
HTH
Karl
> dear all,
>
> Im trying to write a unix profile for users that to logto different
>George Gallen wrote:
>In a perfect world, true, in Reality (and I'm not talking Microdata
here)
>however, the "every program can" needs to read "every program
should"
I agree. But I also believe that just because our predecessors may
have created some heinousness doesn't mean that we're
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> Another rule of structural programming - every program can
> have on
Why not instead of CALL SomeProg('GetCustomerBalance',...) and CALL
SomeProg('PaintScreen',...)
do:
CALL GetCustomerBalance
Call PaintScreen
Another rule of structural programming - every program can have only one
purpose :).
Unfortunately in case of U2 sometimes we have to live with the programm
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