1 INFO-VAX	Tue, 01 Aug 2000	Volume 2000 : Issue 426       Contents:# A Fine Mess with the logical tables ' Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables ' RE: A Fine Mess with the logical tables ' RE: A Fine Mess with the logical tables ' Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables ' Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables - Announcement : VIP - VMS Information Provider - Announcement : VIP - VMS Information Provider ( Re: Announcement: PDF Viewer for OpenVMS DECserver 700 Flash Memory( Re: Finding information on source fiches% Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server ) Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server ) Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server ) Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server % Re: help with MACRO compiler warnings  Re: HyperSPI on Alpha dumping ! Re: Invalid login at remote node?  Re: ip config over openvms MX no relay still fails; ideas? # Re: MX no relay still fails; ideas? ! Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB ! Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB ! Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB " Re: OpenVMS on an Alphaserver 2100 Re: PGPi and OpenVMS Power Supply for DEC3000 Re-initing DLT tapes Re: Re-initing DLT tapes Re: Resource hash table   Re: SAMBA-VMS FAQ - A first cut. Re: searching DCL cgi examples& Re: The URL that Compaq forgot to send Trouble getting SAMBA working ! Re: Trouble getting SAMBA working 	 UCX limit $ Re: URGENT: VMS keyboard on SUN etc!8 Re: VAX to ALPHA PASCAL enumerated struct packing errors VMS & Tru64 in a SAN/ Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS. 3 Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS. 3 Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS. 3 Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS. # Will Compaq port StarOffice to VMS?   F ----------------------------------------------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:30:12 GMT  From: operagost@email.com , Subject: A Fine Mess with the logical tables) Message-ID: <8m4gjk$917$1@nnrp1.deja.com>   G I accidentally ASSIGNed a logical name to a device that was the same as  its real name.   (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE)     "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:"    "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:"  8 How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says  ) %SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match   9 D'oh! I can't access the disk by its device name anymore!   2 %DIRECT-E-OPENIN, error opening $4$DIA30: as input3 -RMS-F-LNE, logical name translation count exceeded     & Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:54:16 -0400 - From: "Peter Weaver" <peter.weaver@stelco.ca> 0 Subject: Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables. Message-ID: <sobiql399ft21@corp.supernews.com>  E operagost@email.com wrote in message <8m4gjk$917$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...  >... >  "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:" >  "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:"  > 9 >How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says  > * >%SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match >...     Try   ?     DEASS /SYS $4$DIA430:: ! Note the two colons, not just one.   . That should get rid of the $4$DIA430: logical.   --   $! Peter Weaver 8 $ input = "0756475627E277561667562704374756C636F6E23616" $ i = 0  $loop:, $ my_address2[i*4,4]=%X'F$EXTRACT(i,1,input) $ i = i + 1 * $ if i .lt. f$length(input) then goto loop1 $ write sys$output "My address is ''my_address2'"    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:09:42 -0400 # From: John Vottero <John@MVPSI.com> 0 Subject: RE: A Fine Mess with the logical tablesD Message-ID: <C15945A9D9EFCF11BA8B08002BBF1CCC0CD78F@berry.mvpsi.com>  I DEASSIGN will remove a trailing : so you have to use two of them like so:    $ DESSIGN/SYSTEM "$4$DIA30::"   L Also, make sure you are deassigning from the same mode that the logical name2 was defined with (i.e. you may have to add /EXEC).   > -----Original Message-----8 > From: operagost@email.com [mailto:operagost@email.com]% > Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 2:30 PM  > To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com . > Subject: A Fine Mess with the logical tables >  > > > I accidentally ASSIGNed a logical name to a device that was 
 > the same as  > its real name. >  > (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE) >  >   "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:"  >   "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:" > : > How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says > + > %SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match  > ; > D'oh! I can't access the disk by its device name anymore!  > 4 > %DIRECT-E-OPENIN, error opening $4$DIA30: as input5 > -RMS-F-LNE, logical name translation count exceeded  >  > ( > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.  >    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:27:54 -0400 . From: "Crowley, George M." <gmcrowley@tva.gov>0 Subject: RE: A Fine Mess with the logical tablesN Message-ID: <E43037234EFCCF11B99B0000F8014A40034936E7@knxwbnois1b.wbn.tva.gov>  + Put in another colon, DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30::    > ----------6 > From: 	operagost@EMAIL.COM[SMTP:operagost@EMAIL.COM]& > Sent: 	Monday, July 31, 2000 2:30 PM  > To: 	INFO-VAX@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU/ > Subject: 	A Fine Mess with the logical tables  > I > I accidentally ASSIGNed a logical name to a device that was the same as  > its real name. >  > (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE) >  >   "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:"  >   "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:" > : > How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says > + > %SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match  > ; > D'oh! I can't access the disk by its device name anymore!  > 4 > %DIRECT-E-OPENIN, error opening $4$DIA30: as input5 > -RMS-F-LNE, logical name translation count exceeded  >  > ( > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.  >    ------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 19:43:56 GMT  From: operagost@email.com 0 Subject: Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables) Message-ID: <8m4ktr$cnp$1@nnrp1.deja.com>   . In article <sobiql399ft21@corp.supernews.com>,0   "Peter Weaver" <peter.weaver@stelco.ca> wrote:G > operagost@email.com wrote in message <8m4gjk$917$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...  > >... > >  "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:" > >  "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:"  > > ; > >How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says  > > , > >%SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match > >... >  > Try  > A >     DEASS /SYS $4$DIA430:: ! Note the two colons, not just one.  > 0 > That should get rid of the $4$DIA430: logical.  E Sorry, already tried that too. Hmm, hate to reboot the system just to H clear the tables! BTW, that's a clever little DCL encryption routine you  have for your e-mail address :-)    & Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 16:20:23 -0400 - From: "Peter Weaver" <peter.weaver@stelco.ca> 0 Subject: Re: A Fine Mess with the logical tables/ Message-ID: <sobnsa1u9ft155@corp.supernews.com>   E operagost@email.com wrote in message <8m4ktr$cnp$1@nnrp1.deja.com>... / >In article <sobiql399ft21@corp.supernews.com>, 1 >  "Peter Weaver" <peter.weaver@stelco.ca> wrote: ' >> operagost@email.com wrote in message   <8m4gjk$917$1@nnrp1.deja.com>... >> >...  >> >  "$4$DIA30:" = "$4$DIA30:"  >> >  "$4$dia30" = "$4$dia30:" >> >< >> >How do I fix it? When I try DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30: it says >> >- >> >%SYSTEM-F-NOLOGNAM, no logical name match  >> >...  >> >> Try >>B >>     DEASS /SYS $4$DIA430:: ! Note the two colons, not just one. >>1 >> That should get rid of the $4$DIA430: logical.  > F >Sorry, already tried that too. Hmm, hate to reboot the system just to >...  E I just noticed that you had "$4$dia30" in lower case. Is that the way  it actually shows? If so then   > $ DEASS /SYS "$4$dia30" ! should get rid of the second logical6 $ DEASS /SYS $4$DIA30:: ! Should get rid of the first.  A If that doesn't work then do a SHOW LOG *DIA30*/FULL and SHOW LOG 9 "*dia30*"/FULL and post the output from the two commands.    -- $! Peter Weaver 8 $ input = "0756475627E277561667562704374756C636F6E23616" $ i = 0  $loop:, $ my_address2[i*4,4]=%X'F$EXTRACT(i,1,input) $ i = i + 1 * $ if i .lt. f$length(input) then goto loop1 $ write sys$output "My address is ''my_address2'"    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:01:20 +0200  From: Cor Mom <cor@momss.nl>6 Subject: Announcement : VIP - VMS Information Provider( Message-ID: <3985DB10.69C8524C@momss.nl>  > <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> Hello,I <p>After a few years of development in my spare time, I now can introduce  to you: ! <p>VIP - VMS Information Provider M <p>VIP is a handy online cluster-wide monitor and display utility for OpenVMS H Alpha and OpenVMS VAX. You can monitor and display information of disks,I processes, logins, locks, working sets, quota, event flags and so on. You I can define alarm conditions and perform predefined actions when the alarm F value has been reached. It displays information that sometimes is hard- to find or hard to perform with DCL commands. G <p>You can find additional information, examples and the online help on J our website. You also can download VIP and try it free for 30 days. Please have a look at www.momss.nl/vip  <p>Have fun.) <p>Mom Software Services, The Netherlands  <br>&nbsp;</html>    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:11:28 +0200  From: Cor Mom <cor@momss.nl>6 Subject: Announcement : VIP - VMS Information Provider( Message-ID: <3985DD70.80623DAE@momss.nl>   Hello,    F After a few years of development in my spare time, I now can introduce to you:    VIP - VMS Information Provider    B VIP is a handy online cluster-wide monitor and display utility forF OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS VAX. You can monitor and display informationH of disks, processes, logins, locks, working sets, quota, event flags andE so on. You can define alarm conditions and perform predefined actions C when the alarm value has been reached. It displays information that @ sometimes is hard to find or hard to perform with DCL commands.   H You can find additional information, examples and the online help on ourF website. You also can download VIP and try it free for 30 days. Please' have a look at http://www.momss.nl/vip    
 Have fun.   & Mom Software Services, The Netherlands   ------------------------------   Date: 31 Jul 2000 14:25:03 PDTT From: Fairfield@SLAC.Stanford.EDU (Ken Fairfield; SLAC: 650-926-2924; FAX: 926-3515)1 Subject: Re: Announcement: PDF Viewer for OpenVMS 3 Message-ID: <yC0wqZ0rEbRg@mccdev.slac.stanford.edu>   P In article <CBF4A564C410B0B7.FF50F00973BE88B0.543314196579B951@lp.airnews.net>, 5     Chris Scheers <chris@applied-synergy.com> writes: J > Applied Synergy, Inc. is pleased to announce the ASI PDF Viewer V1.0 for
 > OpenVMS!  H         Just a short note to tell the group that this seems to be a niceH     PDF viewer.  :-) In my  tests,  running on an AlphaServer 4100 5/400H     while  displaying  to  my VAXstation 4000/60 at 1280x1024 on  a  17"H     monitor, I found ASI PDF to  be  noticably  faster  than  Xpdf  0.9,H     _much_  faster  if  any  non-text graphics was involved (e.g., TerryH     Shannon's  _Shannon  Knows   Compaq_   newsletter   downloaded  from     http://www.acersoft.com/ ).   H         I'd say it's worth the  test  drive for anyone currently runningH     Xpdf  on Alphas.  Ultimately, license terms/conditions/pricing  will,     determine whether its go/no-go for us...           -Ken  G     P.S. I sent more complete comments to the e-mail "feedback" address .          included in Chris' announcement post. --  M  Kenneth H. Fairfield            |  Internet: Fairfield@SLC.Slac.Stanford.Edu :  SLAC, 2575 Sand Hill Rd, MS 46  |  Voice:    650-926-2924:  Menlo Park, CA  94025           |  FAX:      650-926-3515N  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------B  These opinions are mine, not SLAC's, Stanford's, nor the DOE's...   ------------------------------  # Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 01:24:34 GMT 3 From: Eric Dittman <dittman@narnia.int.dittman.net> # Subject: DECserver 700 Flash Memory ? Message-ID: <mFph5.15885$jm5.325859@news-west.usenetserver.com>   8 What kind of flash memory does the DECserver 700 use?  I7 know 4MB is the correct size, but is the memory 3.3V or : 5V?  Any special memory type needed?  I tried an 8MB flash card and it didn't work.   Thanks.  --   Eric Dittman dittman@dittman.net    ------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:50:52 GMT + From: Chris Doran <chris_doran@my-deja.com> 1 Subject: Re: Finding information on source fiches ) Message-ID: <8m4hq9$a9e$1@nnrp1.deja.com>   D I never found an _Index_. As you've probably already discovered, you: have to work out from the ToC on the final pages where theE utility/library is. Next, look at the bottom RH page of each fiche in F its range for the locations of files thereon. Finally, read .MAP filesE and the like for promisingly-named functions. I agree it's not always G easy :-(. Lateral thought often helps. Fortunately, DEC are pretty good ( with their comments and function naming.  F The real fun came at one stage when they exceeded 9999 fiches, and allC the numbers above that appeared on the index as ****! IIRC they got @ around it by splitting the DECwindows stuff into a separate set.  " Chris (one-time avid fiche-surfer)    & Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 09:07:21 -0700 1 From: David D Miller <ddmiller@west.raytheon.com> . Subject: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU ServerF Message-ID: <OF80F2E17A.7EB92AE3-ON0725692D.00570B31@rsc.raytheon.com>   Folks.  E After many attempts (making several ramdom changes to level1.prot and A level2.prot) I still can't get yahMAIL running on the OSU server. J Specifically the Username/Password dialog is never displayed.  I need some> insight into how the protection stuff works before proceeding.   At this point I have:   G 1. Installed the MD5_AUTHENTICATOR with SYSPRV and I can see it's being  called. E 2. Added *@*.*.*.* to LEVEL2.PROT -- say, what is <realm> for anyhow? > 3. Added a similar rule to LEVEL1.PROT -- I forget the syntax.: 4. Added *\*\* to to the [private] section of YAHMAIL.CONFK 4. Added a line to HTTP_PATH as suggested in the installation instructions: 7      protect /htbin/yahmail/~*  www_system:yahmail.prot   
 Thanks, dave.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 13:00:46 -0700 1 From: David D Miller <ddmiller@west.raytheon.com> 2 Subject: Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU ServerF Message-ID: <OF53181A45.67FCF584-ON0725692D.006DCB11@rsc.raytheon.com>   Folks:  K I know it's poor form to reply to one's own post but I thought you might be  interested in knowing I I got yahMAIL running afterall.  Apparently I created an intrusion when I  was testing (don't know J that for sure though) because in a simple test today proved yahMAIL worked fine.    dave.    previous message follows ....    Folks.  E After many attempts (making several ramdom changes to level1.prot and A level2.prot) I still can't get yahMAIL running on the OSU server. J Specifically the Username/Password dialog is never displayed.  I need some> insight into how the protection stuff works before proceeding.   At this point I have:   G 1. Installed the MD5_AUTHENTICATOR with SYSPRV and I can see it's being  called. E 2. Added *@*.*.*.* to LEVEL2.PROT -- say, what is <realm> for anyhow? > 3. Added a similar rule to LEVEL1.PROT -- I forget the syntax.: 4. Added *\*\* to to the [private] section of YAHMAIL.CONFK 4. Added a line to HTTP_PATH as suggested in the installation instructions: 7      protect /htbin/yahmail/~*  www_system:yahmail.prot   
 Thanks, dave.    ------------------------------  % Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 09:53:59 +0930 / From: Mark Daniel <Mark.Daniel@wasd.vsm.com.au> 2 Subject: Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server/ Message-ID: <3986189F.69D29251@wasd.vsm.com.au>    Congratulations David.  N yahMAIL's OSU authorization instructions might be a little clearer had someoneF fed back to the author (who is not an OSUser) some clearer and cleanerK instructions on how it should be done.  Or, is it really that difficult?  I ' know it's used on lots of OSU sites ...   B <realm> ... is an authentication grouping.  WASD supports multipleO authentication groupings (the bit in the 'WWW-Authenticate: realm=""') that can E be detected and used by the server and scripts to more finely controli$ authorization behaviours if desired.   David D Miller wrote:c   > Folks: > M > I know it's poor form to reply to one's own post but I thought you might be  > interested in knowinglK > I got yahMAIL running afterall.  Apparently I created an intrusion when I- > was testing (don't know L > that for sure though) because in a simple test today proved yahMAIL worked > fine.S >E > dave.0 >l > previous message follows ....o >n > Folks. >sG > After many attempts (making several ramdom changes to level1.prot andOC > level2.prot) I still can't get yahMAIL running on the OSU server.aL > Specifically the Username/Password dialog is never displayed.  I need some@ > insight into how the protection stuff works before proceeding. >n > At this point I have:e > I > 1. Installed the MD5_AUTHENTICATOR with SYSPRV and I can see it's being 	 > called.iG > 2. Added *@*.*.*.* to LEVEL2.PROT -- say, what is <realm> for anyhow?/@ > 3. Added a similar rule to LEVEL1.PROT -- I forget the syntax.< > 4. Added *\*\* to to the [private] section of YAHMAIL.CONFM > 4. Added a line to HTTP_PATH as suggested in the installation instructions:h9 >      protect /htbin/yahmail/~*  www_system:yahmail.protd >r > Thanks, dave.B   ------------------------------   Date: 31 Jul 2000 22:24 CSTR' From: carl@gerg.tamu.edu (Carl Perkins)o2 Subject: Re: Help installing yahMAIL w/ OSU Server- Message-ID: <31JUL200022241191@gerg.tamu.edu>t  5 David D Miller <ddmiller@west.raytheon.com> writes...uF }After many attempts (making several ramdom changes to level1.prot andB }level2.prot) I still can't get yahMAIL running on the OSU server.K }Specifically the Username/Password dialog is never displayed.  I need some-? }insight into how the protection stuff works before proceeding.p }  }At this point I have: } H }1. Installed the MD5_AUTHENTICATOR with SYSPRV and I can see it's being }called.F }2. Added *@*.*.*.* to LEVEL2.PROT -- say, what is <realm> for anyhow?? }3. Added a similar rule to LEVEL1.PROT -- I forget the syntax. ; }4. Added *\*\* to to the [private] section of YAHMAIL.CONFEL }4. Added a line to HTTP_PATH as suggested in the installation instructions:8 }     protect /htbin/yahmail/~*  www_system:yahmail.prot }  }Thanks, dave.  E 1) You have a protection rule that states that the protection file isuF yahmail.prot, but according to your point #2 you modified LEVEL2.PROT.C It is looking for a file that does not exist. Try creating the file16 WWW_SYSTEM:YAHMAIL.PROT with the appropriate contents.  D 2) A useful thing to consider is where in http_path.conf you put the9 "protect" rule. It has to be *before* the line that says:m  $ include www_system:http_scripts.conf  M since this included file maps the /htbin/* addresses to www_root:[bin], after K which they will no longer contain the "/htbin/" string, so they won't match  the protect rule.   N I know the second of these can cause it to never display the username/passwordK dialog box (because I had this problem myself). The first one probably will L too, although it may also be logging a "file not found" type error somewhere
 as a hint.   --- Carl   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:43:47 -0700p0 From: Mark Berryman <Mark.Berryman@Mvb.Saic.Com>. Subject: Re: help with MACRO compiler warnings+ Message-ID: <39859EB3.BA29C25@Mvb.Saic.Com>t   tgreenwood@my-deja.com wrote:R > 2 > In article <009EDBF5.173A4CEB@SendSpamHere.ORG>," >   system@SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:G > > Try $ MACRO/WARN=NOINFO and see if there are any messages you mightt > have > > overlooked.  > A > No messages from the MACRO command, just %LINK-W-MULDEF, symbolm3 > decc$unlink multiply defined from the link phase.h  D This message indicates that the object files supplied by your vendor were compiled with DECC.   > . > In case it helps, this is the code involved: >  > RECOMPILE.COM:A > $       INSTALL REMOVE SYS$SYSDEVICE:[BANKWIZ]DSM$ECALL_BANKWIZs0 > $       DEFINE LNK$LIBRARY SYS$LIBRARY:VAXCRTL  : This is only wanted if the package was compiled with VAXC.  D It looks to me as if you are mixing VAXC and DECC.  Try removing the5 DEFINE of LNK$LIBRARY and see if the error goes away.   F You are trying to build a DSM Ecall.  The problem is definitely not inD the Ecall macros.  I have done a large numbers of Ecalls and you areB welcome to contact me directly if the above idea does not pan out.  
 Mark Berrymans Mark.Berryman@Mvb.Saic.Com   ------------------------------  % Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 09:38:43 +0930-/ From: Mark Daniel <Mark.Daniel@wasd.vsm.com.au>0& Subject: Re: HyperSPI on Alpha dumping/ Message-ID: <3986150B.7C870671@wasd.vsm.com.au>e   "Richard B. Gilbert" wrote:s  K >         FWIW, the code is a mess!!!  I spent a couple of hours last nightuG > adding include files and function declarations, trying to get a cleanaL > compile.  There are still some pointer miss-match problems to be resolved.  L Great.  You will of course submit the revised code to the original author so/ that the wider VMS community profits from this.a  K >         Porting VAX C code to DEC C can be almost as difficult as porting) > Unix code to VMS!   L Certainly it reveals a panoply of poor programming practices (learned at the breast of VAXC BTW).   >s= > (The author obviously never compiled with /STANDARD=ANSI89)   L Sure didn't.  VAXC didn't have such a facility.   As a cursory glance at theM HYPERSPI$AGENT.C source shows it hasn't been touched since originally writtenc& way back in '95 (almost last century).  G Curiously it is currently running without problem on an a DEC 4000-610, O AlphaServer 2100, AlphaServer 4100 and AlphaServer DS20, so it's not like knownAF problems have not been addressed.  Perhaps the CPU architecture of theN problematic system (it's a Jensen? - whatever that it) is showing up something in the code or compiler?   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:35:55 -0700 ( From: "Russell Leathe" <russ@gordon.edu>* Subject: Re: Invalid login at remote node?& Message-ID: <l0kh5.882$KC.1018@client>   Thanks Richard,   I it was indeed a password mismatch and I needed to del/intru record on twoE nodes.   cheers   russ          3 Richard Brodie <R.Brodie@rl.ac.uk> wrote in messaget% news:8m4dd8$o8i@newton.cc.rl.ac.uk...y >i5 > "Russell Leathe" <russ@gordon.edu> wrote in messagel news:BFih5.561$KC.747@client...v >lK > > any ideas??...it's been a long weekend so I'm sure it's something minorv ID > > overlooked.w >jF > The password the mail object uses is in the NCP database. Check what@ > MC NCP SHOW OBJECT MAIL gives as the password matches with theI > UAF setting. You may need to clear an intrusion record with DELETE/INTRs
 > as well. >o >s   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 20:21:09 -0500d7 From: "David J. Dachtera" <djesys.nospam@earthlink.net>o# Subject: Re: ip config over openvms@- Message-ID: <39862605.5CA98F29@earthlink.net>e   kilvon wu wrote: > < > Hi, i installed openvms 7.1-2 on alhaserver ds10, and want9 > connect it with the LAN, so i use the ucx$config.com tox< > config the ip address, there are two ethernet ports on the3 > ds10 : ewa0 & ewb0, so i give them two ip address>8 > correspondingly.then i shutdown the system and reboot. > 7 > but i just cannot ping  the two ip address correctly,37 > always system said that "remote node is not currentlyt > reachable" >  > what should i can to do? >  > many thanks for your help!  4 Check your default route/gateway, subnet masks, etc.   --   David J. Dachterad dba DJE Systemst http://www.djesys.com/  : Unofficial Affordable OpenVMS Home Page and Message Board: http://www.djesys.com/vms/soho/O   ------------------------------   Date: 31 Jul 2000 19:30:38 GMT* From: bleau@umtof.umd.edu (Lawrence Bleau)( Subject: MX no relay still fails; ideas?) Message-ID: <8m4k4u$nh9$2@hecate.umd.edu>y  O Hello.  I posted some time ago about the rely patch for MX 4.2.  I'm running MX M 4.2 with the relay patch on OpenVMS AXP 7.1-2.  I'm having a problem with it.-  N I installed the patch on a system of mine (system name withheld because that'dN be announcing an open relay site).  I completely shut down MX and restarted itL to force it to read the RELAY.DAT file, which I placed in MX_ROOT:[000000]. " The relay file contains two lines:   enable a.b.c.d! disable 0.0.0.0 with mask 0.0.0.0   K where a.b.c.d is the IP address of the system running MX.  The intent is toaO disable all relays and allow only email through if its source or destination isM a.b.c.d.  K It didn't work.  I could still send relay messages through the system.  Anyn ideas (besides buying MX 5.0)?  I One idea I had, which doesn't really fix the problem, is to stop using MXhN altogether, and switch over to using UCX's SMTP server (I have UCX 4.2 ECO 1).O Has anyone done this?  Does it block relays effectively?  What are the problemsrN or side effects you noticed?  I'd prefer staying with MX just to not upset the users, though.   Lawrence Bleau University of Maryland" Physics Dept., Space Physics Group 301-405-6223 bleau@umtof.umd.edu    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:58:06 -070002 From: Todd Wipke <wipke@nospam.chemistry.ucsc.edu>, Subject: Re: MX no relay still fails; ideas?5 Message-ID: <3985F66E.1418@nospam.chemistry.ucsc.edu>l  @ Does anyone have a working executible for vms 5.5-2 and MultiNet@ with the anti-relay patch already installed that I could obtain? Thanks in advance. -Todd Wipket   Lawrence Bleau wrote:r > Q > Hello.  I posted some time ago about the rely patch for MX 4.2.  I'm running MXcO > 4.2 with the relay patch on OpenVMS AXP 7.1-2.  I'm having a problem with it.  > P > I installed the patch on a system of mine (system name withheld because that'dP > be announcing an open relay site).  I completely shut down MX and restarted itM > to force it to read the RELAY.DAT file, which I placed in MX_ROOT:[000000].e$ > The relay file contains two lines: >  > enable a.b.c.d# > disable 0.0.0.0 with mask 0.0.0.0  > M > where a.b.c.d is the IP address of the system running MX.  The intent is tosQ > disable all relays and allow only email through if its source or destination isl
 > a.b.c.d. > M > It didn't work.  I could still send relay messages through the system.  Anyn  > ideas (besides buying MX 5.0)? > K > One idea I had, which doesn't really fix the problem, is to stop using MX5P > altogether, and switch over to using UCX's SMTP server (I have UCX 4.2 ECO 1).Q > Has anyone done this?  Does it block relays effectively?  What are the problemsVP > or side effects you noticed?  I'd prefer staying with MX just to not upset the > users, though. >  > Lawrence Bleau > University of Maryland$ > Physics Dept., Space Physics Group > 301-405-6223 > bleau@umtof.umd.edu0   ------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:12:37 GMT / From: Hans.Bachner@altavista.net (Hans Bachner) * Subject: Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB* Message-ID: <3985f77b.5327190@news.aon.at>  K "Jason Corley" <corleyj@spawar.navy.mil> wrote on Mon, 24 Jul 2000 12:08:24  -0400:   >wK >I found info that states that it is possible to run OpenVMS on a Multia (Ii9 >have the 166 MHz alpha version).  Has anyone done this? nJ Yes, works fine - but is *completely* unsupported. A few restrictions withN respect to supported hardware features apply, though (e.g. no sound, no PCMCIA slots, no IDE support, ...)e   > Are there M >references that someone can point me to, pitfalls that I should be aware of,  >etc.?  Thanks.c+ There are several places to start off with:    kit and short explanation at3 http://www.openvms.digital.com/freeware/multia/V72/-  % question ALPHA8 of the OpenVMS FAQ atn6 http://www.openvms.digital.com/wizard/openvms_faq.html   Hope this helps.  : ---------------- speaking only for myself ---------------- Hans Bachner Compaq Computer Austriat+ Compaq Customer Services - Software Supports E-Mail: Hans.Bachner@compaq.come   ------------------------------  # Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 02:46:17 GMTr3 From: Eric Dittman <dittman@narnia.int.dittman.net>e* Subject: Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB? Message-ID: <ZRqh5.16128$jm5.354309@news-west.usenetserver.com>n  4 Eric Dittman <dittman@narnia.int.dittman.net> wrote: : quayle@infinet.com wrote:aK : : I have 4 Multias, with 2 set up as a SCSI-connected cluster running VMSmG : : 7.2-1.  Another one was running VMS, but is now dead.  The 4th is aq : : "spare".  J : My Multia booted with V7.2 and the Multia patch, but not with V7.2-1 andJ : the Multia patch.  When I went from V7.2 to V7.2-1 I did a fresh installG : as I wanted to change the cluster size of the disk.  After the V7.2-1oG : install I installed the mandatory patches and rebooted (this was on afG : PC164 system).  I then installed the Multia patch and did the clusteraH : config.  When I try to boot the Multia I get a crash, whether or not IH : use the foreign boot disk (which shouldn't be necessary as I added the : patch to the cluster system).b  G I found the problem.  One of the mandatory patches has a new version ofsE SYS$SYSTEM:APB.EXE.  If I replace the new version of APB.EXE from thev1 one in the Multia patch kit the Multia will boot.d -- o Eric Dittman dittman@dittman.net-   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 23:14:37 -0400  From: quayle@pobox.com* Subject: Re: OpenVMS 7.2 on DEC Multia/UDB- Message-ID: <3986085D.28422.B23F53@localhost>A  I > I found the problem.  One of the mandatory patches has a new version ofkG > SYS$SYSTEM:APB.EXE.  If I replace the new version of APB.EXE from thet3 > one in the Multia patch kit the Multia will boot.y  A Maybe our friends in the midnight magic department could make an h updated version.  A What do the release notes say about APB.EXE?  Do the fixes sound . really crucial?5     --Stan  
 ----------G Stanley F. Quayle, P.E.   N8SQ   +1 614-868-1363   Fax: +1 614 868-1671-1 8572 North Spring Ct. NW, Pickerington, OH  43147l= Preferred address:  stan@stanq.com       http://www.stanq.comt   ------------------------------  # Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 04:58:43 GMTa( From: rsmith@arel.com.au (Russell Smith)+ Subject: Re: OpenVMS on an Alphaserver 2100t3 Message-ID: <7Osh5.61$S%.7984@nsw.nnrp.telstra.net>-  B In article <FyJytq.HBv@spcuna.spc.edu>, terry@gate.tmk.com says... >i+ >Russell Smith <rsmith@arel.com.au> writes:RO >> %EXECINIT-F-LOADERR, error loading PROCESS_MANAGEMENT.EXE, status = 001380AC6 >. >  1380AC translates as: > ? >%LOADER-F-NO_SUCH_IMAGE, the requested image cannot be locatedt >gK >  which isn't horribly useful. Is this a real DEC VMS distribution CD or ap- >copy? If a copy, can you try with a real CD?t > ! >  Also, your "show config" says:  >aN >>                                 dka500.5.0.1.0          SONY CD-ROM CDU-76S >aN >  Is this really a generic Sony disk, or is it a DEC disk? VMS really, reallyM >wants 512-byte/sector drives, not the more common 2048-byte/sector ones. You , >could try scrounging a DEC drive somewhere. >o  K I managed to dig up an old RRD43 from my junk collection - The whole thing  0 worked great !!!  Installing 7.2 as we speak :-)  3 Thanks all for the help.  It's greatly appreciated.s   Russell.   ------------------------------    Date: 31 Jul 2000 15:04:31 -05009 From: Kilgallen@eisner.decus.org.nospam (Larry Kilgallen)  Subject: Re: PGPi and OpenVMS*+ Message-ID: <a+WCnqPd3Mtb@eisner.decus.org>F  v In article <HShh5.26288$5N1.878667@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, "Chuck Shipman" <cshipman@earthlink.net> writes:  M > What my clients have been looking for is a self-extracting executable which0L > contains the "encryption" algorithm, the password and the original message) > within a single file e.g. "attachment".   8 I am not sure why you put encryption in quotation marks,9 but certainly the password should not be inside the file.u  ? That is the whole point -- the password is used to generate ther= decryption key, and without the key one cannot read the data.o  : 	http://www.rsasecurity.com/rsalabs/pkcs/pkcs-5/index.html  9 The Self Decrypting Archive is an executable program thata: asks the user for a password and uses the resulting key to decrypt the file.h   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:22:52 +1200b/ From: "Jason Irons" <jason.irons@telecom.co.nz> ! Subject: Power Supply for DEC3000.4 Message-ID: <89kh5.217$SSb8.1507492@news.xtra.co.nz>   Hello Everyone  E I have a DEC3000 with a dead power supply. The power connector on then: motherboard looks the same as one for an ATX power supply.  G Does anyone know if an standard ATX power supply can be used to power ae DEC3000.   Thanks   Jasonp   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 17:10:42 -0500s1 From: "Dave Gudewicz" <david.gudewicz@abbott.com>k Subject: Re-initing DLT tapese8 Message-ID: <8m4ta4$84u$1@fizban.fizban.pprd.abbott.com>   Ever hear of this?  L Can't use DLT tapes that were inited on one system (say WNT) on another (say VMS); re-inited of course.  G I will experiment with this, but wondered what others have to say about  this.s   Dave...M   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:20:24 -0700d* From: "Barry Treahy, Jr." <Barry@mmaz.com>! Subject: Re: Re-initing DLT tapess( Message-ID: <3985FBA8.FB549A24@mmaz.com>  P Yes, there is a problem with DLT tape that is originally used on one type of DLTJ drive but cannot be reused on a newer drive without fully degaussing.  VMS6 cannot simply initialize over the older format tape...   Barry    Dave Gudewicz wrote:   > Ever hear of this? >1N > Can't use DLT tapes that were inited on one system (say WNT) on another (say > VMS); re-inited of course. >rI > I will experiment with this, but wondered what others have to say aboutr > this.t >n	 > Dave...s   --  ? Barry Treahy, Jr  *  Midwest Microwave  *  Vice President & CIOa  A E-mail: Treahy@mmaz.com * Phone: 480/314-1320 * FAX: 480/661-7028.   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:58:35 +0100m* From: "Richard Brodie" <R.Brodie@rl.ac.uk>  Subject: Re: Resource hash table, Message-ID: <8m4eoe$13f4@newton.cc.rl.ac.uk>  T "Jan Vorbrueggen" <jan@mailhost.neuroinformatik.ruhr-uni-bochum.de> wrote in messageB news:y4vgxmjq7o.fsf@mailhost.neuroinformatik.ruhr-uni-bochum.de...6 > "Dr. Otto Titze" <titze@ikp.tu-darmstadt.de> writes: > . > > what does that mean when I get the message: > > "resource hash table dense 121% full"  (VMS 7.2, AMDS) >sJ > Lock manager resource names are kept on a hash table in a way similar toM > logical names to facilitate and speed lookup. I would think this means thatiK > there are on average 1.21 entries per hash table entry. Depending on your.I > tradeoffs, the number of active resource names and the amount of memory_% > available, that may be good or bad.e  K The tradeoff will come pretty far down towards expanding the table for mosttI people. Rule of thumb, has hashtables 25%-50% full. And hashtable entriesw are only 4 bytes each!  # > > Which parameters are concerned?  >bM > There used to be one called RESHASHTBL or similar. Dunno whether it's still M > active - I dimly remember this was supposed to be remastered automatically, ' > but mayve that was for logical names.e  R The lock table (array) will increase but not the hash table. If it did it would beJ doing it long before 121%. Mapping some extra pages at the end of an array9 is one thing, rebuilding a hash table on the fly another.-  = AUTOGEN with FEEDBACK will compute new values for RESHASHTBL.B   ------------------------------  $ Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 00:04:50 -0500) From: "John E. Malmberg" <wb8tyw@qsl.net>v) Subject: Re: SAMBA-VMS FAQ - A first cut.e- Message-ID: <socmgsbdbm20@corp.supernews.com>m  F A minor correction to clarify a section:  The word "after" is missing.  
 > SAMBA12. >e' > Samba is not starting after a reboot?  >r;       You must make sure that SAMBA_STARTUP.COM is executedK1        after the TCPIP$STARTUP.COM or equivalent.f  7 >     Also for TCPIP or (Substitute UCX if needed) makee; >     sure that the last statement in the SAMBA_STARTUP.COM  >     has the line:s >h$ >         $TCPIP ENABLE SERVICE SMBD >.9 >     It appears to be needed because some of the logicalC: >     names used in the service definition are not defined+ >     at the time the TCPIP$STARTUP is run.c$ >     [from a post by Jeff Campbell] >f9 >     It appears that the INSTALL.COM routine supplied by 7 >     SAMBA 2.0.3 is needed to be run to set up logicalr8 >     names that are needed.  It may be needed to be run* >     before the TCPIP program is started.$ >     [From a post by Zane H. Healy] >c   ------------------------------  % Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 09:26:38 +0930a/ From: Mark Daniel <Mark.Daniel@wasd.vsm.com.au>-' Subject: Re: searching DCL cgi examples4/ Message-ID: <39861236.1512E1DA@wasd.vsm.com.au>.  5 WASD is CGI-based.  There are some DCL scripts there.-     http://wasd.vsm.com.au/s  E Also the CGILIB C function "library" supports Purveyor idiosyncracies E (along with WASD, OSU, Apache).  Idiosyncracies - with due respect tosA Hoff, CGI implemented always has local wrinkles - particularly onrG non-Unix platforms (e.g. the HTTP body input stream).  The OSU server'soE default scripting mechanism is the least CGI-like (Dave would make notE bones about that ;^) and so CGILIB works the hardest to make using it E transparent in CGI scripts.  It is used in CGIUTL (a C program calledSI from DCL) which makes some aspects of scripting from DCL more convenient.   ,     http://wasd.vsm.com.au/ht_root/src/misc/  D CGILIB is used in those WASD scripts made available to the wider VMS
 community.     http://wasd.vsm.com.au/wasd/   "Jean-Franois Marchal" wrote:  7 > As I read your answers, I realize I forgot to mention G > I'm using PURVEYOR WEBserver ... which is quit different from OSU ...n >i9 > "Arne Vajhj" <arne.vajhoej@gtech.com> wrote in messageh$ > news:39858A77.B818092@gtech.com..." > > "Jean-Franois Marchal" wrote:3 > > > I'm looking for DCL cgi programming examples.t& > > > Altavista has'nt return me much. > >e > > There are links to some at:i > >n0 > > http://www.levitte.org/~ava/cgiscripts.htmlx > >-9 > > (unfortunatetly it does not tell the source language,L( > > so you may have to dig around a bit) > >l > > Arne   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:33:32 -0400t2 From: rdeininger@mindspring.com (Robert Deininger)/ Subject: Re: The URL that Compaq forgot to send L Message-ID: <rdeininger-3107002233320001@user-2ivec59.dialup.mindspring.com>  ` In article <8025692D.0060A02F.00@qedilc01.qedi.quintiles.com>, steven.reece@quintiles.com wrote:    R > I assume this should be local to cpu caching since one VMS galaxy instance couldH > be in three different boxes of a GS320.  Besides, why is NUMA still soN > wonderful?  Uniform memory access is what is required, not nearly uniform or > non-uniform.    G I believe they have done the best they could in the GS series machines.TD They have a fast, low-latency switch that connects a group of 4 CPUsD and their memory and cache  (This is a QBB).  Getting that switch toE go fast enough for these CPUs was probably fairly difficult, and that8L switch proably doesn't scale to 32 CPUs at reasonable cost.  (I believe the F QBB backplane is on a 20-layer circuit board.  What would that have to0 be for uniform access between 8 CPUs?  16?  32?)  D So the circuitry that interconnects the QBBs is less tightly coupledG to the CPUs, but is supposed to be "fast enough" to let the performancebF scale to many CPUs.  But to approach linear scaling, the software willH have to keep the lion's share of memory accesses within the QBB, and useC the between-QBB interconnect relatively less often.  This isn't yeto@ common for most software.  Hopefully they will get better at it.  F So, the bottom line is, completely uniform access would be better, but nobody could afford it!s   -- r Robert Deininger rdeininger@mindspring.com-   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 21:27:12 -0400o8 From: Jeffrey & Leisa Goodwin <JLGoodwin@cybertours.com>& Subject: Trouble getting SAMBA working. Message-ID: <39862770.444A5AEE@cybertours.com>   Hello,  D I'm attempting to get SAMBA V2.0.3 running on OpenVMS VAX V7.2/TCPIP V5.0A.  : I can see the OpenVMS system from my Windows 98 SE Network Neighborhood.  When C I attempt to browse the system or map a drive, I get a generic 'Thei Network is e Busy' error on my 98 system.  > Turning on debug, I do see some errors in both the LOG.SMB and LOG.hostnameI files on my OpenVMS system.  Snippets of these files follow.  As I'm not iH familiar with this package, I'm not sure if these errors are expected or not.  E The SMBD_BGxxx process is being created, but there appears to be somes sortH of problem with the SMBD_BGxxx process communicating back to the Windows 98 SEs system.t  B Both systems can ping each other and perform other types of TCP/IP services& such as FTP, Telnet, and X sessions.    G This is a network of only a few nodes without any DNS or gateways.  All4 systems.+ have all systems in their local host files.   5 Anyone have any ideas as to the cause of my problems?   
 Thank you, Jeff Goodwin   From LOG.SMB ------------ ...r   PW6 encoded name: /dev/nulln& Open file "/dev/null"  ->  "/dev/null"  ---flags: 00000002, mode: 000000' --- fd: 0, errno: 42, vms$err: 00002074- [2000/07/31 20:43:29, 5]: DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.VMS]CVT_FILESPEC.C;105:(187)   PW6 encoded name: /dev/null:& Open file "/dev/null"  ->  "/dev/null"  ---flags: 00000002, mode: 000000' --- fd: 1, errno: 42, vms$err: 00002074i [2000/07/31 20:43:29, 5]: DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.VMS]CVT_FILESPEC.C;105:(187)   PW6 encoded name: /dev/null & Open file "/dev/null"  ->  "/dev/null"  ---flags: 00000002, mode: 000000' --- fd: 2, errno: 42, vms$err: 000020744 [2000/07/31 20:43:29, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(155)g*   Failed to set socket option SO_KEEPALIVE [2000/07/31 20:43:29, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(155)n)   Failed to set socket option TCP_NODELAYM ...    From LOG.hostnamer -----------------E ...A [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(855):9   getpeername failed. Error was socket is not connected   ! vms_lseek: offset = 0, origin = 0r [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 5]2 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.SMBD]REPLY.C;2:(156)"   init msg_type=0x81 msg_flags=0x0 [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 6]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(185)e   write_socket(3,4)s [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(411) 0   write_data: write failure. Error = broken pipe [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 6]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(188)a   write_socket(3,4) wrote -1 [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(190) F   write_socket: Error writing 4 bytes to socket 3: ERRNO = broken pipe [2000/07/31 20:43:36, 0]5 DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.LIB]UTIL_SOCK.C;6:(572) .   Error writing 4 bytes to client. -1. Exiting [2000/07/31 20:43:29, 5]: DSA1:[KITS.SAMBA-2_0_3.SOURCE.VMS]CVT_FILESPEC.C;105:(187)   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 23:55:25 -0500e) From: "John E. Malmberg" <wb8tyw@qsl.net> * Subject: Re: Trouble getting SAMBA working- Message-ID: <soclv6k8dbm8@corp.supernews.com>   > "Jeffrey & Leisa Goodwin" <JLGoodwin@cybertours.company> wrote3 in message news:39862770.444A5AEE@cybertours.com...y > 7 > I'm attempting to get SAMBA V2.0.3 running on OpenVMSp > VAX V7.2/TCPIP V5.0A.   4 > I can see the OpenVMS system from my Windows 98 SE5 > Network Neighborhood.  When I attempt to browse the.8 > system or map a drive, I get a generic 'The Network is > Busy' error on my 98 system.  L Can you connect to your OpenVMS system from the SMBCLIENT program running on it?h  B Have you enabled plain text passwords on the Windows 98 SE system?  J I am assuming that you ran the TESTPARM program and it is only issuing the: bogus warning about the permissions on the lock directory.   -Johnn wb8ytw@qsl.network   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:37:48 -0600v- From: Lorin Ricker <Lorin.Ricker@t-netix.com>c Subject: UCX limitI Message-ID: <418E68E524A8D311ACCE00508B78866A7680F1@exchange.t-netix.com>c  6 > I have a migrated to an alpha and only 50 people are2 > able to get in. How do I raise the limit on uxc.  	 First do:@   UCX> SHOW SERVICE TELNET /FULL   Service: TELNET@-                            State:     EnabledtG Port:               23     Protocol:  TCP             Address:  0.0.0.0sK Inactivity:          1     User_name: not defined     Process:  not definedTC Limit:              50     Active:     13             Peak:      14l@                       ^^--------------------- that's the number! ... (more display, omitted) ...e  H If your display shows a limit of "50", such as the above, then I'd agreeI that you're on the right track in wanting to raise this ceiling (both UCXs? and TCP/IP v5.0 come "out of the box" with a user limit of 50).i  + To increase this limit, use something like:h  E UCX>  SET SERVICE TELNET /LIMIT=200    ! <-- insert your actual limiti here...n  L I've a dim recollection that you *do* need a restart of your UCX services toI actually have this limit take effect, which means that you'd have to tellBJ your interactive Telnet users to "shoo" and then log back in afterwards...  / As a cross-ref, you might also want to look at:n      $ SET LOGINSeL    %SET-I-INTSET, login interactive limit = 200, current interactive value = 126m  K Usually, we say "$ SET LOGINS /INTERACTIVE=nn" to change the upper-limit of8J interactive users at the VMS level, or ".../INTERACTIVE=0" which means "noL logins" (other than OPERs)... without a qualifier, this command just reportsL the current login limit, and the current actual number of interactive users.L Compare this with what your VMS user license PAK has been registered for (doG $ SHOW LICENSE, and look for the number of Units of OPENVMS-ALPHA-USER,xK equals the # of "seats" of VMS you've licensed for your system).  Hope thisE helps...   ------------------------------  $ Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 07:56:10 +0930. From: "Geoff Kingsmill" <gkingsmill@yahoo.com>- Subject: Re: URGENT: VMS keyboard on SUN etc!-6 Message-ID: <8m4uph$a44$1@mailint03.im.hou.compaq.com>  D > I am faced with the prospect of having to work somewhere without aI > proper (LK401 etc) keyboard.  I will log in remotely to my VMS machine, / > but this is a pain without a proper keyboard.a   Phil,m  J The following script will run xterm and remap various keyboards (includingL SUN) to mappings that emulate a DEC keyboard. This should appear on the next Freeware CDROM.    Geoff...  	 #!/bin/shEJ # The procedure will run xterm and remap the Sun Keyboard, IBM AIX PC type	 Keyboard, D # Linux PC type Keyboard and Tru64 Compaq Unix keyboards to mappings # suitable for VMS #s9 # Created by Geoff Kingsmill (Geoff.Kingsmill@compaq.com)  # Revision 1.0 20-Oct-19970 # Revision 1.1 15-Nov-1997 - added Linux supportF # Revision 1.2 27-May-1998 - added help text for keys above arrow keysL # Revision 1.3 19-May-1999 - fixed Linux Insert, Home, Prior, Delete and End keyuA # Revision 1.4 29-Jun-1999 - added Tru64 Unix, Digital Unix, OSF13K # Revision 1.5 10-Oct-1999 - modified OSF1 keyboard mapping to support both2F #                            the LKxxx keyboards and the PC keyboards.H #                            Modified default xterm options which can beJ #                              overriden by the DECXTERM_OPTIONS variable.E #                            The default Terminal Emulator can now be < #                              overridden using the variable DECXTERM_EMULATOR.I #                            Alt/F1-F10 now replaced with Shift/F1-F10 asnJ #                              most of the window managers have these keys; #                              mapped to special functions.n1 #                            Added HP-UX support.oH # Revision 1.6 19-Oct-1999 - minor modifications and added lots of help. #e # usage: DECxterm [-option ...] G #        which are identical to xterm. "#man xterm" for further details - #    eg: DECxterm -e telnet yakka.ali.dec.comh #:B # Note 1: All keys in the same position are mapped to the standardK #         VMS LKxxx ikeyboard except for the keys between the main keyboardaI #         keys and the Numeric/Application keys which remain as labelled.-I #         The keys on an DEC LKxxx Keyboard are marked on other keyboardsn as:-I #         Find marked Home, Insert marked the same, Remove marked Delete,7D #         Select marked End, Previous marked Page-Up and Next marked
 Page-Down. #r8 # Note 2: Shift/F1 to Shift/F10 are mapped to F11 to F20 #aG # Note 3: Other Terminal Emulators such as dtterm or dxterm can be used D #   by setting the variable DECXTERM_EMULATOR. The default is xterm. #-@ # Note 4: The default xterm qualiers are defined by the variable% #   DECXTERM_OPTIONS and are set to:-c #    -fn 9X15   Default font" #    -sb        Enable scroll barsF #    -sl 500    Number of lines saved that are scrolled off the top of window+ #    -cr red    Set the cursor color to redo. #    -tn vt100  Set the terminal type to vt100: #    -132       Allow switching between 80 and 132 columnsD #   The default settings can be changed by defining this environment% #   variable before running DECxterm.r # C xterm_options="${DECXTERM_OPTIONS:=-fn 9X15 -sb -sl 500 -cr red -tne vt100 -132}" #3K # Note 5: To modify this program or to add further keyboard mappings do ther #   following:-o6 #   1. Build the following program using the command:-1 #        HP-UX: "# cc -Aa -o vmskbmap vmskbmap.c"n> #        Linux,OSF1,AIX,Solaris: "# cc -o vmskbmap vmskbmap.c" ##include <stdio.h>a	 #main() {  #  long key=0xa; #  int ch, esc=0x1b, lf=0xa;2 #  char keytext[80]="This Key has been mapped to"; #  while (1) {% #    /* get a character from input */n #    ch=getchar();L #    /* Print the Key Name when an escape or line-feed character is returned */> #    if (ch == lf || (ch == esc && (key != 0 && key != lf))) { #       switch (key)	 #       {1: #         case 0x5b31317e: printf("%s F1",keytext); break;: #         case 0x5b31327e: printf("%s F2",keytext); break;: #         case 0x5b31337e: printf("%s F3",keytext); break;: #         case 0x5b31347e: printf("%s F4",keytext); break;: #         case 0x5b31357e: printf("%s F5",keytext); break;D #         case 0x5b31377e: printf("%s F6/Intr-Halt",keytext); break;A #         case 0x5b31387e: printf("%s F7/Resume",keytext); break; A #         case 0x5b31397e: printf("%s F8/Cancel",keytext); break;1F #         case 0x5b32307e: printf("%s F9/Main-Screen",keytext); break;@ #         case 0x5b32317e: printf("%s F10/Exit",keytext); break;D #         case 0x5b32337e: printf("%s F11/Alt-Char",keytext); break;D #         case 0x5b32347e: printf("%s F12/Pr-Field",keytext); break;C #         case 0x5b32357e: printf("%s F13/Er-Line",keytext); break;aF #         case 0x5b32367e: printf("%s F14/Insert-Overstrike",keytext); break;@ #         case 0x5b32387e: printf("%s F15/Help",keytext); break;> #         case 0x5b32397e: printf("%s F16/Do",keytext); break;; #         case 0x5b33317e: printf("%s F17",keytext); break; ; #         case 0x5b33327e: printf("%s F18",keytext); break; ; #         case 0x5b33337e: printf("%s F19",keytext); break;r; #         case 0x5b33347e: printf("%s F20",keytext); break;  #h7 #         case 0x4f50: printf("%s PF1",keytext); break;.7 #         case 0x4f51: printf("%s PF2",keytext); break;g7 #         case 0x4f52: printf("%s PF3",keytext); break;e7 #         case 0x4f53: printf("%s PF4",keytext); break;h< #         case 0x4f4d: printf("%s KP_Enter",keytext); break;@ #         case 0x4f6c: printf("%s KP_Separator",keytext); break;? #         case 0x4f6d: printf("%s KP_Subtract",keytext); break;F> #         case 0x4f6e: printf("%s KP_Decimal",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f70: printf("%s KP_0",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f71: printf("%s KP_1",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f72: printf("%s KP_2",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f73: printf("%s KP_3",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f74: printf("%s KP_4",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f75: printf("%s KP_5",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f76: printf("%s KP_6",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f77: printf("%s KP_7",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f78: printf("%s KP_8",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x4f79: printf("%s KP_9",keytext); break; # : #         case 0x5b317e: printf("%s Find",keytext); break;< #         case 0x5b327e: printf("%s Insert",keytext); break;< #         case 0x5b337e: printf("%s Remove",keytext); break;< #         case 0x5b347e: printf("%s Select",keytext); break;> #         case 0x5b357e: printf("%s Previous",keytext); break;: #         case 0x5b367e: printf("%s Next",keytext); break;6 #         case 0x5b41: printf("%s Up",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x5b42: printf("%s Down",keytext); break;8 #         case 0x5b43: printf("%s Left",keytext); break;9 #         case 0x5b44: printf("%s Right",keytext); break;e #-* #         case 0xa: break; /* Ignore LF */8 #         case 0x7f: printf("%s Delete",keytext); break;< #         default: printf("This Key has NOT been remapped");	 #       }s #       printf("\n");  #    }G #    /* keep appending each byte. x256 moves character left one byte */o #    key = key*256+ch;F #    /* reset the key code if the last entered character is Newline or	 ESCAPE */tH #    /* Don't include the Escape as it makes the case string too long */( #    if (ch == lf || ch == esc) key = 0; #I? #    /* print the byte value if it is not a line terminator  */c0 #    if (ch != lf) printf("Value = Hex %x", ch);B #    /* if the character is printable then print the ascii char */0 #    if (ch >= ' ') printf(", char = >%c<", ch);8 #    /* if the character is an Escape the print <ESC> */- #    if (ch == esc) printf(", char = <ESC>"); . #    /* start a new line for next character */ #    printf("\n"); #  } #}H #   2. Find the Xwindow key names by running the standard X utility XEV.C #   3. Now modify DECxterm and Map the key names to a keyboard codeh> #       using the keyboard mapping information supplied below.G #   4. Create an xterm display using the newly created DECxterm script.mK #   5. Configure the terminal to display control characters by entering thef' #       command "# stty echoctl iexten"a= #   6. Now run the vmskbmap problem that was built in step 1.rF #       If you now enter a key followed by a return you should see theE #       ascii text, the hexadecimal representation and the VMS mapped: keyname.L #       This should be compared to the keyboard mapping information supplied4 #       below to ensure the key is mapped correctly.< #   7. Please mail any updates to Geoff.Kingsmill@compaq.com #  #t # Keyboard Mapping # ================ #c= ## VMS keyname "KB code required for VMS", alternate Key Namei' # Delete "\177 - octal 177" = BackSpaces #M # Top row of keysr # ---------------y #cH ## VMS keyname "KB code required for VMS", alternate Key Name or mapping # F1 "<ESC>[11~" # F2 "<ESC>[12~" # F3 "<ESC>[13~" # F4 "<ESC>[14~" # F5 "<ESC>[15~" # Interrupt "<ESC>[17~" = F6 # Resume "<ESC>[18~" = F7  # Cancel "<ESC>[19~" = F8a # Main Screen "<ESC>[20~" = F9 # Exit "<ESC>[21~" = F10& # Alt Char "<ESC>[23~" = F11, Shift/F1" #      (SUN) F11 key called SunF36# #      (OSF1) F11 key called Escapei, # Previous Field "<ESC>[24~" = F12, Shift/F2" #      (SUN) F12 key called SunF37( # Erase Line "<ESC>[25~" = F13, Shift/F3/ # Insert/Overstrike "<ESC>[26~" = F14, Shift/F4  # HELP "<ESC>[28~" = Shift/F5,F #      (SUN) F22                   (key in usual location marked Print Screen)mF #      (AIX) Print                 (key in usual location marked Print Screen)oF #      (Linux|HP-UX) Print         (key in usual location marked Print Screen)t # DO "<ESC>[29~" = Shift/F6,@ #      (SUN) F21, F23              (key in usual location marked
 Scroll/Pause)o@ #      (AIX) Cancel, Pause         (key in usual location marked
 Cancel/Pause)d@ #      (LinuxHP-UX) Scroll, Pause  (key in usual location marked
 Scroll/Pause)- # F17 "<ESC>[31~" = Shift/F7,,L #      (SUN) SunAudioMute          (key in usual location above NumLock PF1) # F18 "<ESC>[32~" = Shift/F8,iH #      (SUN) SunAudioLowerVolume   (key in usual location above KP/ PF2)J #                                  (on Sun CDE systems this key not mapped to X)  # F19 "<ESC>[33~" = Shift/F9H #      (SUN) SunAudioRaiseVolume   (key in usual location above KP* PF3)J #                                  (on Sun CDE systems this key not mapped to X)s # F20 "<ESC>[34~" = Shift/F10,H #      (SUN) SunPowerSwitch        (key in usual location above KP- PF4)J #                                  (on Sun CDE systems this key not mapped to X)e #' # Keypad # ------ #oH ## VMS keyname "KB code required for VMS", alternate Key Name or mapping # PF1 "<ESC>[OP"0 #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OSF1-PC) Num_Lock # PF2 "<ESC>[OQ"6 #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OSF1-PC) KP_Divide, F25 # PF3 "<ESC>[OR"8 #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OSF1-PC) KP_Multiply, F26 # PF4 "<ESC>[OS"8 #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OSF1-PC) KP_Subtract, F24 # KP_Subtract "<ESC>[Om"4 #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OSF1-PC) Shift/KP_Add # KP_Separator "<ESC>[Ol"s% #     (SUN, AIX, HP-UX, Linux) KP_Add  # KP_Enter "<ESC>[OM"r # KP_Decimal "<ESC>[On"  ## For Keyboards with Num_Lock ##                    Off   On! # KP_0 "<ESC>[Op" =  KP_0, Inserto # KP_1 "<ESC>[Oq" =  KP_1, F33 # KP_2 "<ESC>[Or" =  KP_2, Down  # KP_3 "<ESC>[Os" =  KP_3, F35 # KP_4 "<ESC>[Ot" =  KP_4, Left5 # KP_5 "<ESC>[Ou" =  KP_5, F31  # KP_6 "<ESC>[Ov" =  KP_6, Right # KP_7 "<ESC>[Ow" =  KP_7, F27 # KP_8 "<ESC>[Ox" =  KP_8, Upo # KP_9 "<ESC>[Oy" =  KP_9, F29 #3 # Keys above Arrow KeysS # ---------------------V #IH ## VMS keyname "KB code required for VMS", alternate Key Name or mapping # Find "<ESC>[1~"     = Home # Insert "<ESC>[2~"   = Insert # Remove "<ESC>[3~"   = Delete # Select "<ESC>[4~"   = End1& # Previous "<ESC>[5~" = Prior, Page Up' # Next "<ESC>[6~"     = Next, Page Down  # Up "<ESC>[A" # Down "<ESC>[B" # Left "<ESC>[C" # Right "<ESC>[D"I #T # Notes:! # - Shift<Key> must precede <Key>tG # - string("\033") is an <ESC> seven bit character Octal=33, Decimal 272E # - <ESC>[ is equivalent to the <CSI> eight bit character Decimal 155:E # - <ESC>O is equivalent to the <SS3> eight bit character Decimal 143_J # - The VMS keyboard mapping codes can be found in sys$system:smgterms.txtC # - these lines can also be included in a resource file if required  #   as follows:-" #   # xrdb -nocpp -merge <<endxrdb, #   myxterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\$ #   <Key>BackSpace:string("\177")\n\- #   Shift<Key>F1:string("\033")string("[23~")  #   endxrdb  #   # xterm -name myxterme #i case `uname` in0   SunOS)2     ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=/usr/openwin/bin/xterm} \E                          -xrm 'xterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\SE            <Key>BackSpace           :               string("\177")\n\tE       Shift<Key>F1                  :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\ E            <Key>SunF36              :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\ E       Shift<Key>F2                  :string("\033") string("[24~")\n\ME            <Key>SunF37              :string("\033") string("[24~")\n\-E       Shift<Key>F3                  :string("\033") string("[25~")\n\rE       Shift<Key>F4                  :string("\033") string("[26~")\n\gE       Shift<Key>F5                  :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\JE            <Key>F22                 :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\yE       Shift<Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\pE            <Key>F21                 :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\ E            <Key>F23                 :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\.E            <Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[17~")\n\oE       Shift<Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[31~")\n\ME            <Key>SunAudioMute        :string("\033") string("[31~")\n\dE            <Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[18~")\n\RE       Shift<Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[32~")\n\nE            <Key>SunAudioLowerVolume :string("\033") string("[32~")\n\-E            <Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[19~")\n\ E       Shift<Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[33~")\n\8E            <Key>SunAudioRaiseVolume :string("\033") string("[33~")\n\aE            <Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[20~")\n\IE       Shift<Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[34~")\n\LE            <Key>SunPowerSwitch      :string("\033") string("[34~")\n\oE            <Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[21~")\n\ C            <KeyPress>Num_Lock       :string("\033") string("OP")\n\eC            <KeyRelease>Num_Lock     :string("\033") string("OP")\n\ C            <Key>KP_Divide           :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\eC            <Key>F25                 :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\ C            <Key>KP_Multiply         :string("\033") string("OR")\n\tC            <Key>F26                 :string("\033") string("OR")\n\eC            <Key>KP_Subtract         :string("\033") string("OS")\n\tC            <Key>F24                 :string("\033") string("OS")\n\-C       Shift<Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Om")\n\yC            <Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Ol")\n\mC            <Key>KP_Enter            :string("\033") string("OM")\n\eC            <Key>Delete              :string("\033") string("On")\n\oC            <Key>KP_0                :string("\033") string("Op")\n\-C            <Key>KP_1                :string("\033") string("Oq")\n\ C            <Key>KP_2                :string("\033") string("Or")\n\uC            <Key>KP_3                :string("\033") string("Os")\n\VC            <Key>KP_4                :string("\033") string("Ot")\n\eC            <Key>KP_5                :string("\033") string("Ou")\n\tC            <Key>KP_6                :string("\033") string("Ov")\n\ C            <Key>KP_7                :string("\033") string("Ow")\n\kC            <Key>KP_8                :string("\033") string("Ox")\n\aC            <Key>KP_9                :string("\033") string("Oy")\n\ D            <Key>Insert              :string("\033") string("[2~")\n\D            <Key>Home                :string("\033") string("[1~")\n\D            <Key>Prior               :string("\033") string("[5~")\n\D            <Key>Delete              :string("\033") string("[3~")\n\D            <Key>End                 :string("\033") string("[4~")\n\D            <Key>Next                :string("\033") string("[6~")' \              $xterm_options $*     ;;     AIX)H     # It appears that AIX CDE has a character limit restriction with theH     # -xrm qualifier. The spaced formatting used elsewhere failed on AIXG     # systems. Reducing the number of characters resolved this problem.I?     # The error message received was similar to the following:-mK     #    Warning: translation table syntax error: ',' or ':' expected whilen ii      #    parsing event sequence.9     #    Warning: ... found while parsing '<Key>Prior   'dI     # There was no syntax error. Merely reducing the number of charactersv7     # anywhere in the -xrm string resolved the problem.s  2     ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=/usr/lpp/X11/bin/xterm} \2       -xrm 'xterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\,            <Key>BackSpace :string("\177")\n\)       Shift<Key>F1 :string("\033[23~")\n\ )       Shift<Key>F2 :string("\033[24~")\n\t)       Shift<Key>F3 :string("\033[25~")\n\ )       Shift<Key>F4 :string("\033[26~")\n\ )       Shift<Key>F5 :string("\033[28~")\n\n,            <Key>Print :string("\033[28~")\n\)       Shift<Key>F6 :string("\033[29~")\n\l,            <Key>Pause :string("\033[29~")\n\-            <Key>Cancel :string("\033[29~")\n\A)            <Key>F6 :string("\033[17~")\n\1)       Shift<Key>F7 :string("\033[31~")\n\ )            <Key>F7 :string("\033[18~")\n\ )       Shift<Key>F8 :string("\033[32~")\n\ )            <Key>F8 :string("\033[19~")\n\ )       Shift<Key>F9 :string("\033[33~")\n\p)            <Key>F9 :string("\033[20~")\n\m*       Shift<Key>F10 :string("\033[34~")\n\*            <Key>F10 :string("\033[21~")\n\2            <KeyPress>Num_Lock :string("\033OP")\n\4            <KeyRelease>Num_Lock :string("\033OP")\n\.            <Key>KP_Divide :string("\033OQ")\n\(            <Key>F25 :string("\033OQ")\n\0            <Key>KP_Multiply :string("\033OR")\n\(            <Key>F26 :string("\033OR")\n\0            <Key>KP_Subtract :string("\033OS")\n\(            <Key>F24 :string("\033OS")\n\+       Shift<Key>KP_Add :string("\033Om")\n\ +            <Key>KP_Add :string("\033Ol")\n\e-            <Key>KP_Enter :string("\033OM")\n\n/            <Key>KP_Decimal :string("\033On")\n\D)            <Key>KP_0 :string("\033Op")\n\r)            <Key>KP_1 :string("\033Oq")\n\ )            <Key>KP_2 :string("\033Or")\n\ )            <Key>KP_3 :string("\033Os")\n\E)            <Key>KP_4 :string("\033Ot")\n\ )            <Key>KP_5 :string("\033Ou")\n\f)            <Key>KP_6 :string("\033Ov")\n\a)            <Key>KP_7 :string("\033Ow")\n\o)            <Key>KP_8 :string("\033Ox")\n\ )            <Key>KP_9 :string("\033Oy")\n\s,            <Key>Insert :string("\033[2~")\n\*            <Key>Home :string("\033[1~")\n\+            <Key>Prior :string("\033[5~")\n\ ,            <Key>Delete :string("\033[3~")\n\)            <Key>End :string("\033[4~")\n\ *            <Key>Next :string("\033[6~")' \              $xterm_options $*     ;;     HP-UX | Linux).     ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=/usr/bin/X11/xterm} \E                          -xrm 'xterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\aE            <Key>BackSpace           :               string("\177")\n\iE       Shift<Key>F1                  :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\ E            <Key>F1                  :string("\033") string("[11~")\n\ E       Shift<Key>F2                  :string("\033") string("[24~")\n\ E            <Key>F2                  :string("\033") string("[12~")\n\ E       Shift<Key>F3                  :string("\033") string("[25~")\n\hE            <Key>F3                  :string("\033") string("[13~")\n\iE       Shift<Key>F4                  :string("\033") string("[26~")\n\hE            <Key>F4                  :string("\033") string("[14~")\n\ E       Shift<Key>F5                  :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\ E            <Key>Print               :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\0E            <Key>F5                  :string("\033") string("[15~")\n\pE       Shift<Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\6E            <Key>Pause               :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\RE            <Key>Scroll_Lock         :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\eE            <Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[17~")\n\eE       Shift<Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[31~")\n\eE            <Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[18~")\n\tE       Shift<Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[32~")\n\xE            <Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[19~")\n\;E       Shift<Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[33~")\n\kE            <Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[20~")\n\xE       Shift<Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[34~")\n\aE            <Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[21~")\n\ C            <Key>Num_Lock            :string("\033") string("OP")\n\eC            <Key>KP_Divide           :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\3C            <Key>F25                 :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\iC            <Key>KP_Multiply         :string("\033") string("OR")\n\"C            <Key>F26                 :string("\033") string("OR")\n\bC            <Key>KP_Subtract         :string("\033") string("OS")\n\ C            <Key>F24                 :string("\033") string("OS")\n\aC       Shift<Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Om")\n\0C            <Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Ol")\n\6C            <Key>KP_Enter            :string("\033") string("OM")\n\iC            <Key>KP_Decimal          :string("\033") string("On")\n\1C            <Key>KP_0                :string("\033") string("Op")\n\ C            <Key>KP_1                :string("\033") string("Oq")\n\ C            <Key>KP_2                :string("\033") string("Or")\n\0C            <Key>KP_3                :string("\033") string("Os")\n\tC            <Key>KP_4                :string("\033") string("Ot")\n\,C            <Key>KP_5                :string("\033") string("Ou")\n\rC            <Key>KP_6                :string("\033") string("Ov")\n\ C            <Key>KP_7                :string("\033") string("Ow")\n\aC            <Key>KP_8                :string("\033") string("Ox")\n\3C            <Key>KP_9                :string("\033") string("Oy")\n\iD            <Key>Insert              :string("\033") string("[2~")\n\D            <Key>Home                :string("\033") string("[1~")\n\D            <Key>Prior               :string("\033") string("[5~")\n\D            <Key>Delete              :string("\033") string("[3~")\n\D            <Key>End                 :string("\033") string("[4~")\n\D            <Key>Next                :string("\033") string("[6~")\n\C            <Key>Up                  :string("\033") string("[A")\n\rC            <Key>Down                :string("\033") string("[B")\n\ C            <Key>Left                :string("\033") string("[C")\n\ C            <Key>Right               :string("\033") string("[D")' \               $xterm_options $*     ;;     OSF1)a(     KB=`/usr/sbin/sizer -wk | cut -c -2`     case $KB ins1     LK) # OSF1 LK2xx or LK4xx VMS style keyboardsi0       ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=/usr/bin/X11/xterm} \G                            -xrm 'xterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\)G         Shift<Key>F1                  :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\nG              <Key>Escape              :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\;G         Shift<Key>F2                  :string("\033") string("[24~")\n\=G         Shift<Key>F3                  :string("\033") string("[25~")\n\cG         Shift<Key>F4                  :string("\033") string("[26~")\n\yG         Shift<Key>F5                  :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\tG         Shift<Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\rG         Shift<Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[31~")\n\eG         Shift<Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[32~")\n\cG         Shift<Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[33~")\n\ G         Shift<Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[34~")\n\uE              <Key>KP_Subtract         :string("\033") string("Om")\n\ E              <Key>KP_Separator        :string("\033") string("Ol")\n\ E              <Key>KP_Enter            :string("\033") string("OM")\n\dE              <Key>KP_Decimal          :string("\033") string("On")\n\aE              <Key>KP_0                :string("\033") string("Op")\n\gE              <Key>KP_1                :string("\033") string("Oq")\n\tE              <Key>KP_2                :string("\033") string("Or")\n\oE              <Key>KP_3                :string("\033") string("Os")\n\rE              <Key>KP_4                :string("\033") string("Ot")\n\"E              <Key>KP_5                :string("\033") string("Ou")\n\SE              <Key>KP_6                :string("\033") string("Ov")\n\ E              <Key>KP_7                :string("\033") string("Ow")\n\CE              <Key>KP_8                :string("\033") string("Ox")\n\1E              <Key>KP_9                :string("\033") string("Oy")' \                  $xterm_options $*
         ;;  '     PC|''|*)   # OSF1 PC style keyboarde       if [ "$KB" = "" ]; thentB          echo -n "Unable to determine Keyboard Type for `uname`, "-          echo    "Using default PC keyboard."n
       else          if [ "$KB" != PC ]; thenK           echo -n "DECxterm has not been configured for Keyboard Type $KB "e           echo    "on `uname`." .           echo    "Using default PC keyboard."
         fi       fi0       ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=/usr/bin/X11/xterm} \G                            -xrm 'xterm*VT100.Translations: #override\n\lG              <Key>BackSpace           :               string("\177")\n\dG         Shift<Key>F1                  :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\tG              <Key>Escape              :string("\033") string("[23~")\n\ G         Shift<Key>F2                  :string("\033") string("[24~")\n\vG         Shift<Key>F3                  :string("\033") string("[25~")\n\eG         Shift<Key>F4                  :string("\033") string("[26~")\n\RG         Shift<Key>F5                  :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\ G              <Key>Print               :string("\033") string("[28~")\n\>G         Shift<Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\tG              <Key>Pause               :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\sG              <Key>Scroll_Lock         :string("\033") string("[29~")\n\"G              <Key>F6                  :string("\033") string("[17~")\n\"G         Shift<Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[31~")\n\ G              <Key>F7                  :string("\033") string("[18~")\n\ G         Shift<Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[32~")\n\ G              <Key>F8                  :string("\033") string("[19~")\n\SG         Shift<Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[33~")\n\tG              <Key>F9                  :string("\033") string("[20~")\n\[G         Shift<Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[34~")\n\ G              <Key>F10                 :string("\033") string("[21~")\n\qE              <Key>Num_Lock            :string("\033") string("OP")\n\KE              <Key>KP_Divide           :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\FE              <Key>F25                 :string("\033") string("OQ")\n\ E              <Key>KP_Multiply         :string("\033") string("OR")\n\sE              <Key>F26                 :string("\033") string("OR")\n\dE              <Key>KP_Subtract         :string("\033") string("OS")\n\ E              <Key>F24                 :string("\033") string("OS")\n\eE         Shift<Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Om")\n\ E              <Key>KP_Add              :string("\033") string("Ol")\n\[E              <Key>KP_Separator        :string("\033") string("Ol")\n\mE              <Key>KP_Enter            :string("\033") string("OM")\n\OE              <Key>KP_Decimal          :string("\033") string("On")\n\hE              <Key>KP_0                :string("\033") string("Op")\n\hE              <Key>KP_1                :string("\033") string("Oq")\n\nE              <Key>KP_2                :string("\033") string("Or")\n\oE              <Key>KP_3                :string("\033") string("Os")\n\dE              <Key>KP_4                :string("\033") string("Ot")\n\sE              <Key>KP_5                :string("\033") string("Ou")\n\nE              <Key>KP_6                :string("\033") string("Ov")\n\ E              <Key>KP_7                :string("\033") string("Ow")\n\ E              <Key>KP_8                :string("\033") string("Ox")\n\cE              <Key>KP_9                :string("\033") string("Oy")\n\ F              <Key>Insert              :string("\033") string("[2~")\n\F              <Key>Home                :string("\033") string("[1~")\n\F              <Key>Prior               :string("\033") string("[5~")\n\F              <Key>Delete              :string("\033") string("[3~")\n\F              <Key>End                 :string("\033") string("[4~")\n\F              <Key>Next                :string("\033") string("[6~")' \                 $xterm_options $*
         ;;     esac     ;;     *)J     echo "No Keyboard Mapping defined for `uname`, Using default settings"1     ${DECXTERM_EMULATOR:=xterm} $xterm_options $*      ;;   esac   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:44:55 -1300 - From: John Reagan <reagan@hiyall.zko.dec.com> A Subject: Re: VAX to ALPHA PASCAL enumerated struct packing errors 2 Message-ID: <398590E6.6AA6671D@hiyall.zko.dec.com>   paul_hallam@hotmail.com wrote: > 3 > Please help as I'm getting really confused here -  > ! > VAX to ALPHA PASCAL conversion.r > I > An enumerated structure does NOT apparently conform to PACKED structure3 > definitions. > 1 > All objects/images compiled with "/debug/noopt"3 >   C You didn't give me quite enough info to figure it out, but there is E documented difference in enumerated allocation between VAX and Alpha.   C On VAX, unpacked enumerated types are allocated either as 1-byte or B 2-byte items depending on the number of enumeration constants.  OnC Alpha, they are always allocated as 4-byte items.  (Boolean also go\E from 1-byte to 4-bytes on Alpha).  Look at the /ENUMERATION_SIZE=BYTE\ DCL qualifier.  A Also, for unpacked structures, the default alignment changed from"H byte-alignment (ie, record field goes on next byte) to natural alignmentH (ie, record field goes on next natural boundary based on its size).  For. PACKED records, the layout should be the same.  G You should also look at the output from /SHOW=STRUCTURE_LAYOUT and read"' SYS$HELP:PASCAL_RECORD_LAYOUT_GUIDE.MEMl  * If you still have problems, send me email.   John Reagane Compaq Pascal Project Leader John.Reagan@compaq.com   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 23:17:37 +0200 7 From: "Robert Schmoelzer" <robert.schmoelzer@tirol.com>S Subject: VMS & Tru64 in a SAN : Message-ID: <3985ecf4$0$23266@SSP1NO25.highway.telekom.at>  	 Hi folks,   3 I am trying to configure a SAN configuration with ae4 VMS cluster and a Tru64 cluster in 2 Wildfire boxes,/ connecting via FC-switch to a ESA/MA 12000 with3 2 HSG80.) Now, the "SAN Application note" tells me, 3 OpenVMS requires multipath failover mode and SCSI-3>4 Tru64 requires transparent failover mode and SCSI-2.1 How should i configure the HSG80s to use the ESA  from both Systems????   	 any ideas3 Robert Schmoelzerr Telemed Communications Services   ) PS: x-posted in comp.sys.dec, comp.os.vms"   ------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:32:03 GMTt0 From: "Mike Flaherty" <mflaherty2@earthlink.net>8 Subject: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS.E Message-ID: <DCjh5.26488$5N1.888383@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>   H The following address is the recommended location to find PERL5 for VMS.G However, the address is unresolvable.  Is everyone else having the same  problem?   ftp://genetics.upenn.edu/perl5/    ------------------------------   Date: 31 Jul 2000 18:37:02 GMT2 From: hoffman@xdelta.zko.dec.nospam (Hoff Hoffman)< Subject: Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS.6 Message-ID: <8m4h0e$7jt$1@mailint03.im.hou.compaq.com>  x In article <DCjh5.26488$5N1.888383@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, "Mike Flaherty" <mflaherty2@earthlink.net> writes:I :The following address is the recommended location to find PERL5 for VMS.iH :However, the address is unresolvable.  Is everyone else having the same	 :problem?f :e  :ftp://genetics.upenn.edu/perl5/  J   Some of the URLs in the OpenVMS FAQ in this area are outdated.   Please J   use the CPAN link listed in the FAQ for access to the current Perl kits.  N  --------------------------- pure personal opinion ---------------------------L    Hoff (Stephen) Hoffman   OpenVMS Engineering   hoffman#xdelta.zko.dec.com   ------------------------------    Date: 31 Jul 2000 15:45:18 -0400/ From: jordan@lisa.gemair.com (Jordan Henderson){< Subject: Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS.* Message-ID: <8m4l0e$26g$1@lisa.gemair.com>  6 In article <8m4h0e$7jt$1@mailint03.im.hou.compaq.com>,3 Hoff Hoffman <hoffman@xdelta.zko.dec.nospam> wrote:0 >2y >In article <DCjh5.26488$5N1.888383@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, "Mike Flaherty" <mflaherty2@earthlink.net> writes:gJ >:The following address is the recommended location to find PERL5 for VMS.I >:However, the address is unresolvable.  Is everyone else having the same\
 >:problem? >:! >:ftp://genetics.upenn.edu/perl5/  > K >  Some of the URLs in the OpenVMS FAQ in this area are outdated.   Please nK >  use the CPAN link listed in the FAQ for access to the current Perl kits.0 >3  H The current 'stable' release (5.6.0) of Perl does not build and test on  OpenVMS without some twiddling.<  F If you're interested in attempting to build 5.6.0, then I direct your 
 attention to:e  % 	http://www.crinoid.com/perl560.htmlx<  I Otherwise, the last stable release prior to 5.6.0, 5.004_05 (they changedn2 the numbering scheme recently), is available here:  1 	http://www.perl.com/CPAN/src/perl5.004_05.tar.gz   B I've also had good luck running 5.005_03, which can be found here:  ; 	http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/src/5.0/perl5.005_03.tar.gzO    B ---------------- pure personal opinion ---------------------------M >   Hoff (Stephen) Hoffman   OpenVMS Engineering   hoffman#xdelta.zko.dec.com  >e   -Jordan Henderson0 jordan@greenapple.com<   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:02:11 +0200)2 From: martin@radiogaga.harz.de (Martin Vorlaender)< Subject: Re: Where is a reliable PERL5 distribution for VMS.; Message-ID: <3985db43.524144494f47414741@radiogaga.harz.de>)  / Mike Flaherty (mflaherty2@earthlink.net) wrote: J : The following address is the recommended location to find PERL5 for VMS.I : However, the address is unresolvable.  Is everyone else having the same:
 : problem? :)! : ftp://genetics.upenn.edu/perl5/g  H Either go to CPAN (http://www.perl.com/CPAN/) and download a Perl source6 distribution to build your own perl, or have a look at' http://www.sidhe.org/vmsperl/index.htmls   cu,\   Martin --J One OS to rule them all       | Martin Vorlaender  |  VMS & WNT programmer7 One OS to find them           | work: mv@pdv-systeme.de/N One OS to bring them all      |       http://www.pdv-systeme.de/users/martinv/> And in the Darkness bind them.| home: martin@radiogaga.harz.de   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 19:21:18 -0500g* From: Keith Brown <kbrown780@usfamily.net>, Subject: Will Compaq port StarOffice to VMS?, Message-ID: <398617FE.3B0D7773@usfamily.net>  @ Now that Sun has announced the release of GPLed StarOffice code,( is Compaq considering a port to OpenVMS?   --   Keith Browns kbrown780@usfamily.net   ------------------------------   End of INFO-VAX 2000.426 ************************