1 INFO-VAX	Sun, 23 Mar 2003	Volume 2003 : Issue 162       Contents:. ACCVIO error:  in house COBOL program.  NEWBIE2 Re: ACCVIO error:  in house COBOL program.  NEWBIE@ Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts.@ Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts.@ Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts.A Re: Is http://www.montagar.com/hobbyist/ down?  ATTN: Baby Peanut $ Re: new releases of MySQL and PythonP Re: Sliightly OT: OSS$_WLOCK (was Re: LOGINOUT.EXE locked by other user problem) SPCINV for VMS? & Re: Sun unix/linux new nasty bug cert!$ Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup$ Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup$ Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup$ RE: System Special for VMS NewsGroup$ RE: System Special for VMS NewsGroup TIP listserver goes west?  Re: unix Re: unix Re: vax6k.openecs.org rebirth H Re: [Q] Files not found during image backup, w/ and w/o directory-specs.  F ----------------------------------------------------------------------    Date: 23 Mar 2003 02:00:12 -08002 From: rsheehan@ci.bellevue.wa.us (Richard Sheehan)7 Subject: ACCVIO error:  in house COBOL program.  NEWBIE = Message-ID: <3608772e.0303230200.1d13936f@posting.google.com>   = I'm new to OpenVMS, and even newer to debugging COBOL on this 	 platform.   C I've been trying to find help through documentation and online.  So 1 far, this is what I've been able to come up with.   E Compiled with debug/nooptimize.  The process will run successfully in ) DEBUG.  *?* Might this be due to quotas??   D I also tried just compiling (no debug) with /noopt and process still fails.  / Here's the info I've been able to put together.     ; %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual : address=0000000000084000, PC=FFFFFFFF80566168, PS=0000001B/ %TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows 9   image    module    routine line rel PC           abs PC C                                 0 0000000000000000 FFFFFFFF80566168 C  DEC$COBRTL                     0 00000000000289B0 000000007C1E09B0 C  DEC$COBRTL                     0 00000000000263C4 000000007C1DE3C4 C  UB-884  UB_884  UB_884      4244 0000000000010060 0000000000040060 C  UB-884                         0 0000000000032410 0000000000042410 C                                 0 FFFFFFFF8FB2B3F4 FFFFFFFF8FB2B3F4    $ analyze/proc/full ub-884.dmp;    F  R0  = 0000000000000000 R1  = 0000000000000000  R2  = 000000007C21C4D0F  R3  = 00000000000240F8 R4  = 0000000000000000  R5  = 000000007AF51850F  R6  = 00000000000E1018 R7  = 00000000000E1548  R8  = 0000000000000001F  R9  = 00000000000246A8 R10 = 0000000000020FBD  R11 = 3032393739302020F  R12 = 000000000002090E R13 = 0000000000050130  R14 = FFFFFFFFFF000000F  R15 = 000000000000FFFF R16 = 0000000000083FF8  R17 = 000000007AF516F8F  R18 = 0000000000000002 R19 = 0000000000000000  R20 = 3730303536313130F  R21 = 3730303536313130 R22 = 00000000000208E0  R23 = 000000007AF516F8F  R24 = 0000000000000010 R25 = 0000000000000003  R26 = 000000007C1E09B0F  R27 = 000000007BE6C708 R28 = 3639343331303438  AP  = 000000007AF513B0F  FP  = 000000007AF516E0 SP  = 000000007AF516E0  PC  = FFFFFFFF80566168   4  FREE_P0_VA  001F4000           FREE_P1_VA  7AF4C000'  Active ASTs  00        Enabled ASTs 07 '  Current Privileges  0000007F  FFFFFFFF    Event Flags  FE000000  E0000002!  Buffered I/O count/limit 512/512 !  Direct I/O count/limit   512/512 !  File count/limit         189/200   Process count/limit      0/0   Timer queue count/limit  10/10    AST count/limit          98/100#  Enqueue count/limit      2012/2048 6  Buffered I/O total 27240       Direct I/O total 90061   #  Link Date  23-MAR-2003 00:08:27.42    =  Kernel stack 00000010 pagelets at 7FFA0000 moved to 001F4000 ;  Exec stack 00000020 pagelets at 7FFA2000 moved to 001F6000 ;  Vector page 00000003 pagelet at 7FFF0000 moved to 001FA000 ?  PIO (RMS) area 00000003 pagelets at 7FFD0000 moved to 001FC000 >  Image activator context 00000001 pagelet at 7FFD0600 moved to 001FE000>  User writeable context 00000008 pagelets at 7FFEED00 moved to 00200000   ! Condition signalled to take dump:    3 %SYSTEM-F-VA_IN_USE, virtual address already in use  $   ' Here is pertinent sections of the code:    *  *      SELECT UB-CRC-FILE       ASSIGN TO UB-CRC-FILE        ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED        RECORD KEY IS UB-CRC-KEY       ACCESS MODE IS DYNAMIC.    *  *  *    FD  UB-CRC-FILE. 01  UB-CRC-RECORD.   03 UB-CRC-KEY.,      05  CRC-FIRST-NUMBER          PIC 9(8).,      05  CRC-UTILITY               PIC X(2).$      05  CRC-NO            PIC X(8).$   03  FILLER               PIC X(6).4 *  03  CRC-WORK-ORDER                      PIC 9(6).!   03  CRC-STATUS           PIC X. ,   03  CRC-START-DATE               PIC 9(8).,   03  CRC-END-DATE                 PIC 9(8).% *  03  FILLER              PIC X(21). (   03  CRC-UNITS            PIC S9(3)V99.0   03  CRC-CHARGE-PER-UNIT          PIC S9(6)V99.0   03  CRC-TOTAL-CHARGE             PIC S9(6)V99.1   03  CRC-NUM-OF-BILLS-TO-BE-ISSUED     PIC 9(3). ,   03  CRC-NUM-OF-BILLS-ISSUED      PIC 9(3).-   03  FILLER                       PIC X(37).   $ This is a listing from the DEBUGGER:       4243: P-2.,   4244:         READ UB-CRC-FILE NEXT RECORD   4245:           AT END   4246:             GO TO P-9.     TIA.   Richard S Sheehan  Business Systems Analyst   City of Bellevue, WA   ------------------------------   Date: 23 Mar 03 11:42:11 +0100) From: p_sture@elias.decus.ch (Paul Sture) ; Subject: Re: ACCVIO error:  in house COBOL program.  NEWBIE ) Message-ID: <L+j4FgbYg26s@elias.decus.ch>   r In article <3608772e.0303230200.1d13936f@posting.google.com>, rsheehan@ci.bellevue.wa.us (Richard Sheehan) writes:? > I'm new to OpenVMS, and even newer to debugging COBOL on this  > platform.  > E > I've been trying to find help through documentation and online.  So 3 > far, this is what I've been able to come up with.  > G > Compiled with debug/nooptimize.  The process will run successfully in + > DEBUG.  *?* Might this be due to quotas??  > F > I also tried just compiling (no debug) with /noopt and process still > fails. > 1 > Here's the info I've been able to put together.  >  > = > %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual < > address=0000000000084000, PC=FFFFFFFF80566168, PS=0000001B1 > %TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows ; >   image    module    routine line rel PC           abs PC E >                                 0 0000000000000000 FFFFFFFF80566168 E >  DEC$COBRTL                     0 00000000000289B0 000000007C1E09B0 E >  DEC$COBRTL                     0 00000000000263C4 000000007C1DE3C4 E >  UB-884  UB_884  UB_884      4244 0000000000010060 0000000000040060 E >  UB-884                         0 0000000000032410 0000000000042410 E >                                 0 FFFFFFFF8FB2B3F4 FFFFFFFF8FB2B3F4  > ! > $ analyze/proc/full ub-884.dmp;  >   H >  R0  = 0000000000000000 R1  = 0000000000000000  R2  = 000000007C21C4D0H >  R3  = 00000000000240F8 R4  = 0000000000000000  R5  = 000000007AF51850H >  R6  = 00000000000E1018 R7  = 00000000000E1548  R8  = 0000000000000001H >  R9  = 00000000000246A8 R10 = 0000000000020FBD  R11 = 3032393739302020H >  R12 = 000000000002090E R13 = 0000000000050130  R14 = FFFFFFFFFF000000H >  R15 = 000000000000FFFF R16 = 0000000000083FF8  R17 = 000000007AF516F8H >  R18 = 0000000000000002 R19 = 0000000000000000  R20 = 3730303536313130H >  R21 = 3730303536313130 R22 = 00000000000208E0  R23 = 000000007AF516F8H >  R24 = 0000000000000010 R25 = 0000000000000003  R26 = 000000007C1E09B0H >  R27 = 000000007BE6C708 R28 = 3639343331303438  AP  = 000000007AF513B0H >  FP  = 000000007AF516E0 SP  = 000000007AF516E0  PC  = FFFFFFFF80566168 >   6 >  FREE_P0_VA  001F4000           FREE_P1_VA  7AF4C000) >  Active ASTs  00        Enabled ASTs 07 ) >  Current Privileges  0000007F  FFFFFFFF " >  Event Flags  FE000000  E0000002# >  Buffered I/O count/limit 512/512 # >  Direct I/O count/limit   512/512 # >  File count/limit         189/200  >  Process count/limit      0/0 ! >  Timer queue count/limit  10/10 " >  AST count/limit          98/100% >  Enqueue count/limit      2012/2048 8 >  Buffered I/O total 27240       Direct I/O total 90061 >   % >  Link Date  23-MAR-2003 00:08:27.42  >   ? >  Kernel stack 00000010 pagelets at 7FFA0000 moved to 001F4000 = >  Exec stack 00000020 pagelets at 7FFA2000 moved to 001F6000 = >  Vector page 00000003 pagelet at 7FFF0000 moved to 001FA000 A >  PIO (RMS) area 00000003 pagelets at 7FFD0000 moved to 001FC000 @ >  Image activator context 00000001 pagelet at 7FFD0600 moved to
 > 001FE000@ >  User writeable context 00000008 pagelets at 7FFEED00 moved to
 > 00200000 >   # > Condition signalled to take dump:  >   5 > %SYSTEM-F-VA_IN_USE, virtual address already in use  > $  > ) > Here is pertinent sections of the code:  >  > *  > *  >     SELECT UB-CRC-FILE >       ASSIGN TO UB-CRC-FILE  >       ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED   >       RECORD KEY IS UB-CRC-KEY >       ACCESS MODE IS DYNAMIC.  >  > *  > *  > *  >  > FD  UB-CRC-FILE. > 01  UB-CRC-RECORD. >   03 UB-CRC-KEY.. >      05  CRC-FIRST-NUMBER          PIC 9(8).. >      05  CRC-UTILITY               PIC X(2).& >      05  CRC-NO            PIC X(8).& >   03  FILLER               PIC X(6).6 > *  03  CRC-WORK-ORDER                      PIC 9(6).# >   03  CRC-STATUS           PIC X. . >   03  CRC-START-DATE               PIC 9(8).. >   03  CRC-END-DATE                 PIC 9(8).' > *  03  FILLER              PIC X(21). * >   03  CRC-UNITS            PIC S9(3)V99.2 >   03  CRC-CHARGE-PER-UNIT          PIC S9(6)V99.2 >   03  CRC-TOTAL-CHARGE             PIC S9(6)V99.3 >   03  CRC-NUM-OF-BILLS-TO-BE-ISSUED     PIC 9(3). . >   03  CRC-NUM-OF-BILLS-ISSUED      PIC 9(3)./ >   03  FILLER                       PIC X(37).  > & > This is a listing from the DEBUGGER: >  >  >   4243: P-2.. >   4244:         READ UB-CRC-FILE NEXT RECORD >   4245:           AT END  >   4246:             GO TO P-9. >  >   C Are you sure that the record length seen by the program is the same B as in the file? The commented out CRC-WORK-ORDER and FILLER fieldsG point me there, although I would have expected an error along the lines A of "record too large for user buffer" (I can't remember the exact B wording) if your program was trying to read a record into a buffer which is too small.    --  
 Paul Sture   ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 08:39:26 +0100 ' From: "Seghers Bruno" <tips@euronet.be> I Subject: Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts. 4 Message-ID: <b5johm$17bte$1@sinclair.be.wanadoo.com>  L There is a freeware : GETUAI  who allows you to get each of uaf record via a simple DCL command.   	 example :   . $ getuaicomm :=$sysdisk1:[tools.uaf]getuai.exe$ $ getuaicomm elvis  /DISUER=mysymbol $ sh sym mysymbol >     mysymbol    =    "YES"        =>elvis has the flag disuser   you can find it at; http://vms.process.com/scripts/fileserv/fileserv.com?GETUAI    Regards   
 Seghers Bruno   8 "Vic Mendham" <c00per11242001@yahoo.ca> wrote in message7 news:f7a73cb1.0303211026.230c391d@posting.google.com... E > I have a script which searches for last logins older than x, anyone A > have any idea how to modify it so that it disregards an account  > flagged as disuser?  > B > Is it as simple as putting in an exclude in my search statement? > D > $!This command procedure lists the last login date of each user on > this system. > L $!-------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > $!
 > $ days = 30  > $!F > $! Figure out the first day of this month, the last and first day of > the E > $! previous month and thirty days prior to the first of this month.  > $!--------------------	 > $ x = 0  > $FIRST_LOOP:5 > $ first_date = f$cvtime("-''x'-","Absolute","Date") D > $ if f$extract(0,2,first_date) .eqs. "1-" then goto first_of_month
 > $ x = x + 1  > $ goto first_loop  > $! > $FIRST_OF_MONTH:
 > $ x = x + 1 8 > $ last_of_prev  = f$cvtime("-''x'-","Absolute","Date") > $ first_of_prev = "1" + K > f$extract(f$locate("-",last_of_prev),f$length(last_of_prev),last_of_prev)  > $ x = x + days7 > $ thirty_prior = f$cvtime("-''x'-","Absolute","Date")  > $! > $ node = f$getsyi("nodename") @ > $ write sys$output "Users that have not accessed ''node' since > ''thirty_prior'." < > $ write sys$output "(''days' days prior to ''first_date')" > $!= > $ set message/notext/noseverity/nofacility/noidentification , > $ define/user sysuaf sys$system:sysuaf.dat > $ mcr authorize list /full *5 > $ set message/text/severity/facility/identification & > $ searc sysuaf.lis "Username:","Last2 > Login:"/out=sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp > $ delete/nolog sysuaf.lis;9 > $ open/read infile sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp  > $! > $ oldies = 0D > $ write sys$output "Username         Last Login     Mode         "D > $ write sys$output "---------------------------------------------" > $LOOP: > $ read infile data/end=nomore   > $ user = f$extract(10,16,data) > $ read infile data! > $ inter = f$extract(12,11,data) ! > $ batch = f$extract(45,11,data)  > $!C > $ if f$edit(inter,"collapse") .eqs. "" then inter = "17-Apr-1963" C > $ if f$edit(batch,"collapse") .eqs. "" then batch = "17-Apr-1963" 5 > $! write sys$output "Inter=''inter':Batch=''batch'"  > $!6 > $ if f$cvtime("''inter'") .gts. f$cvtime("''batch'")
 > $   then > $     last_login = inter" > $     last_mode  = "Interactive"
 > $   else > $     last_login = batch > $     last_mode  = "Batch" > $   endif  > $!% > $ if last_login .eqs. "17-Apr-1963" 
 > $   then8 > $     write sys$output f$fao("!(17AS)",user) + "never"
 > $   else > $!F > $     if f$cvtime("''last_login'") .lts. f$cvtime("''thirty_prior'") > $       then4 > $         if f$extract(2,1,last_login) .eqs. "-" -A >             then last_login = "0" + f$extract (1,10,last_login) 6 > $         write sys$output f$fao("!(17AS)",user) + -- >             f$fao("!(15AS)",last_login) + - ( >             f$fao("!(12AS)",last_mode) > $         oldies = oldies + 1  > $       endif  > $   endif 
 > $ goto loop  > $!
 > $NOMORE:D > $ write sys$output "---------------------------------------------"H > $ write sys$output "There are ''oldies' inactive accounts on ''node'." > $ close infile7 > $ delete/nolog sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp;*  > $ exit   ------------------------------  # Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 15:52:33 GMT . From: "Tom Simpson" <simpsont@attbi.com.fubar>I Subject: Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts. ? Message-ID: <5Lkfa.215441$sf5.124121@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.net>   G Incorporating some of the posted suggestions, here is the whole working  program with a few additions...   Regards, Tom   ? $!This command procedure lists the last login date of each user  $!on this system. L $!-------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- $! $ ON WARNING THEN EXIT $! $ say := write sys$output  $ True  = 1  $ False = 0  $ days = 30  $!H $! Figure out the first day of this month, the last and first day of theC $! previous month and thirty days prior to the first of this month.  $!--------------------2 $ first_date    = f$cvtime("1-","Absolute","Date")A $ last_of_prev  = f$cvtime(first_date + " -1-","Absolute","Date") 4 $ first_of_prev = "1" + f$extract(2,99,last_of_prev)H $ thirty_prior  = f$cvtime(last_of_prev + "-''days'-","Absolute","Date") $! $ node = f$getsyi("nodename") C $ say "Users that have not accessed ''node' since ''thirty_prior'." - $ say "(''days' days prior to ''first_date')"  $!; $ set message/notext/noseverity/nofacility/noidentification * $ define/user sysuaf sys$system:sysuaf.dat $ mcr authorize list /full *3 $ set message/text/severity/facility/identification 8 $ search sysuaf.lis "Username:","Last Login:","Flags:" -,    /out=sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp $ delete/nolog sysuaf.lis;7 $ open/read infile sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp  $! $ oldies = 0 $ unused = 0 $ disusered = 0  $!5 $ say "Username         Last Login     Mode         " 5 $ say "---------------------------------------------"  $! $LOOP: $ read infile data/end=nomore , $ if (f$extract(0,9,data) .eqs. "Username:") $ then  $   user = f$extract(10,16,data) $ endif  $! $ flag_disuser = FALSE $ read infile data) $ if (f$extract(0,6,data) .eqs. "Flags:")  $ then5 $   if (f$locate("DisUser",data) .lt. f$length(data))  $   Then $     flag_disuser = TRUE  $     disusered = disusered + 1 	 $   EndIf  $ endif  $! $ read infile data $!, $ if (flag_disuser) .eq. True then goto loop $! $ inter = f$extract(12,11,data)  $ batch = f$extract(45,11,data) 6 $! say "USER: ''user' Inter=''inter'   Batch=''batch'" $!A $ if f$edit(inter,"collapse") .eqs. "" then inter = "17-Apr-1963" A $ if f$edit(batch,"collapse") .eqs. "" then batch = "17-Apr-1963"  $!4 $ if f$cvtime("''inter'") .gts. f$cvtime("''batch'") $   then $     last_login = inter  $     last_mode  = "Interactive" $   else $     last_login = batch $     last_mode  = "Batch"	 $   endif  $!# $ if last_login .eqs. "17-Apr-1963"  $   then) $     say f$fao("!(17AS)",user) + "never"  $     unused = unused + 1  $   elseD $     if f$cvtime("''last_login'") .lts. f$cvtime("''thirty_prior'") $       then2 $         if f$extract(2,1,last_login) .eqs. "-" -?             then last_login = "0" + f$extract (1,10,last_login) ' $         say f$fao("!(17AS)",user) + - +             f$fao("!(15AS)",last_login) + - &             f$fao("!(12AS)",last_mode) $         oldies = oldies + 1 
 $       endif 	 $   endif  $ goto loop  $! $NOMORE: $ say J "------------------------------------------------------------------------- --" J $ say "There are ''oldies' inactive accounts and ''unused' unused accounts on ''  node'"A $ say "There are ''disusered' accounts with the DISUSER flag set.  $ say J "------------------------------------------------------------------------- --"  $ close infile5 $ delete/nolog sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp;*  $ exit   ------------------------------  # Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 15:56:36 GMT . From: "Tom Simpson" <simpsont@attbi.com.fubar>I Subject: Re: How to search for last login, but not on disusered accounts. / Message-ID: <UOkfa.214669$qi4.101796@rwcrnsc54>   < Bugs like using f$search instead of f$locate among others...   Regards, Tom   & <brandon@dalsemi.com> wrote in message+ news:03032112551871@dscis6-0.dalsemi.com... 0 > You will need to modify your search statement: > 9 > $ searc sysuaf.lis "Username:","Last Login:","Flags:" - 3 >         /out=sys$scratch:oldaccounts_searched.tmp  >  > And modify the code: >  > $LOOP: > $ read infile data/end=nomore . > $ if (f$extract(0,9,data) .eqs. "Username:") > $ then" > $   user = f$extract(10,16,data) > $   goto loop 	 > $ endif  > $!* > $ if (f$extract(0,9,data) .eqs. "Flags:) > $ then> > $   if (f$search("DisUser",data) .lt. f$length(data)) then - >     flag_disuser = "TRUE"  > $   goto loop 	 > $ endif  > $!$ > $ if (flag_disuser) then goto loop > $!! > $ inter = f$extract(12,11,data) ! > $ batch = f$extract(45,11,data)  >  > 4 > This should work - logic wise, may be some bugs... >  > John Brandon > VMS Systems Administrator  > Dallas Semiconductor > john.brandon@dalsemi.com > 972.371.4172 wk  > 972.371.4003 fx    ------------------------------  # Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 13:08:44 GMT 7 From: brad@.homeportal.2wire.net (Bradford J. Hamilton) J Subject: Re: Is http://www.montagar.com/hobbyist/ down?  ATTN: Baby Peanut, Message-ID: <wlifa.191305$F1.9013@sccrnsc04>  k In article <e565ed03.0303221925.2091cef4@posting.google.com>, davidc@montagar.com (David L. Cathey) writes: q >davidc@montagar.com (David L. Cathey) wrote in message news:<e565ed03.0303201659.25263d83@posting.google.com>... o >> baby_p_nut@yahoo.com (Baby Peanut) wrote in message news:<c5cf6e8.0303170524.7e7da2ce@posting.google.com>... R >> > They took my money and I have nothing to show for it after months and months. >> >  ? >> > Now I'm supposed to apologize for what?  Being ripped off?  >>  D >> I've e-mailed you earlier this week, and you have appearently notB >> responded.  You have received the CD you purchased.  If you canD >> provide your DECUS/Encompass information, I can look into why youH >> have not received licenses.  Unless you contact me, I can't help you. > M >K. - It appears you requested a license today, and was just making sure that  >it registered okay.  G If it's the same guy over on the deathrow cluster - he got the PAKs OK.   A _________________________________________________________________ 0 Bradford J. Hamilton			"All opinions are my own"/ bMradAhamiPltSon@atMtAbi.cPoSm		"Lose the MAPS"    ------------------------------   Date: 23 Mar 03 10:24:20 +0100) From: p_sture@elias.decus.ch (Paul Sture) - Subject: Re: new releases of MySQL and Python ) Message-ID: <eUF5umcqTE7v@elias.decus.ch>   d In article <3E7C9672.ED85BC9B@laposte.net>, =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jean=2DFran=E7ois=20PI=C9RONNE?=  writes: >  <snip>   > P > Currently, documentation is missing but I have planned to put it on a new site > named H > http://vmsmysql.dyndns.org. I will start this work probably next week. >  > Basic installation guide:  >  > 1) unzip the file B > 2) restore the saveset, you probably need a ODS-5 disk not sure.  % Works fine on an ODS-2 disk (so far).   % > 3) goto the sub directory named vms  > 4) @logicals "/system" > 5) building procedure % > @build_all [vms_ssl/openssl] [zlib] 6 > vms_ssl if you have installed HP OpenSSL distribuion= > openssl if you have installed standard OpenSSL distribution I > zlib if you have zlib installed (need libz:libz.olb and libz:*.h files) % > 6) goto the sub directory vms.mysql N >       $ spawn/nowait/input=nl:/notif @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]first_run_mysqld" >       $ @mysql_root:[vms]symbols1 >       $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]mysql_privileges : >       finally (you really have to do the command twice):% >       $ mysqladmin -u root shutdown % >       $ mysqladmin -u root shutdown 7 >       optionally build a few demonstration databases: 5 >       $ spawn/nowait/input=nl:/notif run_mysqld.com    should read:6         $ spawn/nowait/input=nl:/notif @run_mysqld.com  ( >       $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]samp_db' >       $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]vmsmod    should read:*         $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]vmsmod_db  0 >       $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]load_repository- >       $ @mysql_root:[vms.mysql]load_objects % >       $ mysqladmin -u root shutdown % >       $ mysqladmin -u root shutdown  > 3 > 7) now use the run_mysqld.com to run MySQL server  >  >   D That worked fine thanks. I believe my initial attempt failed becauseC I got a %LIB-F-INSVIRMEM at some point during the build. Increasing A my Pgflquo from 250,000 to 500,000 solved that, but rerunning the C build completed so quickly that it must have skipped the step which  went wrong.   F I deleted the directory tree and started again from scratch. This time all went well.   Many thanks for your efforts.      --  
 Paul Sture   ------------------------------  + Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 07:07:08 +0000 (UTC) 3 From: "Richard Maher" <maher_rj@hotspamnotmail.com> Y Subject: Re: Sliightly OT: OSS$_WLOCK (was Re: LOGINOUT.EXE locked by other user problem) 0 Message-ID: <b5jmes$leb$1@sparta.btinternet.com>  ; So I'm willing to bullshit to get my own way - shoot me :-)   8 Larry Kilgallen <Kilgallen@SpamCop.net> wrote in message- news:Lbwnxrz456fc@eisner.encompasserve.org... A > In article <b5i81c$s9m$1@titan.btinternet.com>, "Richard Maher" % <maher_rj@hotspamnotmail.com> writes:  > > Hi > > J > > Something to make your problems worse rather than better, but when are weK > > going to be able to lock a record between $getuai and $setuai? Like you  can D > > with $get_security and $set_security. Otherwise people will keep	 accessing * > > the UAF directly for RMS record locks. > > B > > Surely the Itanium port is a good time to revisit such things? > G > Surely not.  It is best to minimize the number of non-required things  > changed at a time.   ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 07:36:54 +0100 1 From: PRSTSC::DTL <Didier.Morandi.nospam@Free.fr>  Subject: SPCINV for VMS?4 Message-ID: <3e7d5640$0$28749$626a54ce@news.free.fr>   Hi all,   F Where could I find a VMS version of the PDP 11 Space Invaders game? I - did not find it on the two last Freeware CDs.    Thanks,    D.   ------------------------------  + Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 16:15:09 +0000 (UTC) + From: david20@alpha2.mdx.ac.uk (David Webb) / Subject: Re: Sun unix/linux new nasty bug cert! + Message-ID: <b5kmid$1pt$1@aquila.mdx.ac.uk>   h In article <d7791aa1.0303211729.730c8be3@posting.google.com>, bob@instantwhip.com (Bob Ceculski) writes: >Andrew Harrison SUNUK Consultancy <Andrew_No.Harrison_No@nospamn.sun.com> wrote in message news:<3E7B2646.70809@nospamn.sun.com>... >> Bob Ceculski wrote:0 >> > the inquirer has the details, and Andrew, I/ >> > guess certs aren't important, esp. if they  >> > point to your os ...  >> >  - >> > http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=8436  >>   >> Well to be more clear.  >>  - >> Solaris, HP-UX, Tru64, OpenVMS, AIX, Linux # >> IRIX are all probably vunerable.  >>  
 >> Regards >> Andrew Harrison > , >what's vms got to do with a unix/linux bug?    N Probably referring to the fact that the DEC TCPIP services stack uses the sameN codebase as the TRU64 TCPIP stack and the fact that the HP VMS Kerberos server is based on MIT's code. J However the substantial differences between VMS and Unix doesn't mean thatJ these facts automatically make VMS vulnerable even if TRU64 is vulnerable.    
 David Webb VMS and Unix team leader CCSS Middlesex University   ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 10:05:49 +0100  From: Dirk Munk <munk@home.nl>- Subject: Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup 2 Message-ID: <b5jtdq$2ql$1@news1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl>   David Turner wrote: : > Island is offering a VERY special deal for March & April6 > starting Monday 24th March 2003 ending April 30 2003 >  > DS10L EV67 617Mhz System > Dual 10/100 Ethernet% > New Seagate Barracuda 60GB IDE Disk  > 1 Open PCI Slot . > Dual Serial Port, Parallel Port and USB Port > 2 > Only $1095 + $35 Shipping within Continental USA > N > Call or email for Canadian/Europe/Other Country shipping (typically UK/EU is > around $80 + VAT)  >  > Floppy/CDROM Combo $170 # > VX1 Oxygen 32MB PCI Graphics $219 ( > ATI Radeon 7500 64MB PCI Graphics $199  P Nice, but why do you want $199 for the ATI when it is offered for less then $80  everywhere else ?   , > (Support for this ATI card Quarter 2 2003) >  >  > -- > Island Computers US Corp.  > 2700 Gregory St, Suite 180 > Savannah GA 31404  > Tel: 912 4476622 > Fax: 912 2010402) > http://www.islandco.com or www.hpaq.net  > sales@islandco.com >  >    ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 10:52:28 -0500 , From: "David Turner" <dbturner@islandco.com>- Subject: Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup / Message-ID: <v7rm8h52a9qn11@news.supernews.com>    It is not on our website   Regards    David Turner  0 "Jonas Lindholm" <jlhm@usa.net> wrote in message  news:3E7D3400.5070001@usa.net...$ > Can't find it on your web page :-( > 3 > Please provide a link to the page with the offer.  >  > /Jonas >  > David Turner wrote:  > < > > Island is offering a VERY special deal for March & April8 > > starting Monday 24th March 2003 ending April 30 2003 > >  > > DS10L EV67 617Mhz System > > Dual 10/100 Ethernet' > > New Seagate Barracuda 60GB IDE Disk  > > 1 Open PCI Slot 0 > > Dual Serial Port, Parallel Port and USB Port > > 4 > > Only $1095 + $35 Shipping within Continental USA > > G > > Call or email for Canadian/Europe/Other Country shipping (typically  UK/EU is > > around $80 + VAT)  > >  > > Floppy/CDROM Combo $170 % > > VX1 Oxygen 32MB PCI Graphics $219 * > > ATI Radeon 7500 64MB PCI Graphics $199. > > (Support for this ATI card Quarter 2 2003) > >  > >  > > -- > > Island Computers US Corp.  > > 2700 Gregory St, Suite 180 > > Savannah GA 31404  > > Tel: 912 4476622 > > Fax: 912 2010402+ > > http://www.islandco.com or www.hpaq.net  > > sales@islandco.com > >  > >  > >  >    ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 10:52:56 -0500 , From: "David Turner" <dbturner@islandco.com>- Subject: Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup / Message-ID: <v7rm9a3e571i1f@news.supernews.com>   
 I'll ask !   DT+ "Dirk Munk" <munk@home.nl> wrote in message , news:b5jtdq$2ql$1@news1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl... > David Turner wrote: < > > Island is offering a VERY special deal for March & April8 > > starting Monday 24th March 2003 ending April 30 2003 > >  > > DS10L EV67 617Mhz System > > Dual 10/100 Ethernet' > > New Seagate Barracuda 60GB IDE Disk  > > 1 Open PCI Slot 0 > > Dual Serial Port, Parallel Port and USB Port > > 4 > > Only $1095 + $35 Shipping within Continental USA > > G > > Call or email for Canadian/Europe/Other Country shipping (typically  UK/EU is > > around $80 + VAT)  > >  > > Floppy/CDROM Combo $170 % > > VX1 Oxygen 32MB PCI Graphics $219 * > > ATI Radeon 7500 64MB PCI Graphics $199 > H > Nice, but why do you want $199 for the ATI when it is offered for less then $80 > everywhere else ?  > . > > (Support for this ATI card Quarter 2 2003) > >  > >  > > -- > > Island Computers US Corp.  > > 2700 Gregory St, Suite 180 > > Savannah GA 31404  > > Tel: 912 4476622 > > Fax: 912 2010402+ > > http://www.islandco.com or www.hpaq.net  > > sales@islandco.com > >  > >  >    ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 08:01:31 -0800 # From: "Tom Linden" <tom@kednos.com> - Subject: RE: System Special for VMS NewsGroup 9 Message-ID: <CIEJLCMNHNNDLLOOGNJIGEMOGNAA.tom@kednos.com>   4 Is the open PCI slot consumed by the Graphics board/   >-----Original Message----- 2 >From: David Turner [mailto:dbturner@islandco.com]% >Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 7:53 AM  >To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com. >Subject: Re: System Special for VMS NewsGroup >  >  >I'll ask !  >  >DT , >"Dirk Munk" <munk@home.nl> wrote in message- >news:b5jtdq$2ql$1@news1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl...  >> David Turner wrote:= >> > Island is offering a VERY special deal for March & April 9 >> > starting Monday 24th March 2003 ending April 30 2003  >> > >> > DS10L EV67 617Mhz System  >> > Dual 10/100 Ethernet ( >> > New Seagate Barracuda 60GB IDE Disk >> > 1 Open PCI Slot1 >> > Dual Serial Port, Parallel Port and USB Port  >> >5 >> > Only $1095 + $35 Shipping within Continental USA  >> >H >> > Call or email for Canadian/Europe/Other Country shipping (typically	 >UK/EU is  >> > around $80 + VAT) >> > >> > Floppy/CDROM Combo $170& >> > VX1 Oxygen 32MB PCI Graphics $219+ >> > ATI Radeon 7500 64MB PCI Graphics $199  >>I >> Nice, but why do you want $199 for the ATI when it is offered for less 	 >then $80  >> everywhere else ? >>/ >> > (Support for this ATI card Quarter 2 2003)  >> > >> > >> > --  >> > Island Computers US Corp. >> > 2700 Gregory St, Suite 180  >> > Savannah GA 31404 >> > Tel: 912 4476622  >> > Fax: 912 2010402 , >> > http://www.islandco.com or www.hpaq.net >> > sales@islandco.com  >> > >> > >> >  >  >---' >Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. ; >Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). A >Version: 6.0.455 / Virus Database: 255 - Release Date: 2/13/2003  >  --- & Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.: Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).@ Version: 6.0.455 / Virus Database: 255 - Release Date: 2/13/2003   ------------------------------    Date: 23 Mar 2003 10:30:09 -0600- From: Kilgallen@SpamCop.net (Larry Kilgallen) - Subject: RE: System Special for VMS NewsGroup 3 Message-ID: <GyXmfqv6j9kA@eisner.encompasserve.org>   _ In article <CIEJLCMNHNNDLLOOGNJIGEMOGNAA.tom@kednos.com>, "Tom Linden" <tom@kednos.com> writes:   6 > Is the open PCI slot consumed by the Graphics board/  G The DS10L has only one PCI slot.  If you add a graphics card, that will E take up the slot.  I though there was one card that could be added to E provide a combination of functions in a single slot, but someone else - would have to state what those functions are.    >>> David Turner wrote:    >>> > DS10L EV67 617Mhz System >>> > Dual 10/100 Ethernet) >>> > New Seagate Barracuda 60GB IDE Disk  >>> > 1 Open PCI Slot 2 >>> > Dual Serial Port, Parallel Port and USB Port   ------------------------------  + Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 18:53:59 +0000 (UTC) 3 From: "Richard Maher" <maher_rj@hotspamnotmail.com>n" Subject: TIP listserver goes west?/ Message-ID: <b5kvs6$qh$1@sparta.btinternet.com>    Hi,.  1 Does anyone know who I should contact about this?    It was there on February 6th.t   Regards Richard Maherr     ----- Original Message -----' From: <owner-LISTSERV@lists.tandem.com>t To: Richard Maherc$ Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 6:37 PM Subject: Undelivered mailw     > --> Error description:" > Error-For:  TIP@LISTS.TANDEM.COM > Error-Code: 3y > Error-Text: No such list.W >K! > Error-End:  One error reported.h >u   ------------------------------  % Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 08:01:13 +0100 , From: Steve O'Hara-Smith <steveo@eircom.net> Subject: Re: unixG7 Message-ID: <20030323080113.2a7b5fa0.steveo@eircom.net>e  " On Sun, 23 Mar 2003 05:38:43 +0100+ Giles Todd <gt@localhost.at-dot.org> wrote:e  G GT> On Sun, 16 Mar 2003 02:31:57 -0700, lars@bearnip.com (Lars Duening) ? GT> wrote in message <1frvw8u.b7b7vs10hlvxwN%lars@bearnip.com>:- GT> G GT> > And isn't there the unwritten rule that one's computing equipment2G GT> > should be at least as expensive as one's means of transportation?u GT> I GT> Now I understand why my four-year old FreeBSD servers won't fetch the3  B 	Yep the rather newer ones at IE were valued at about 3 peanuts by the liquidator.   G GT> price of the equivalent number of boxes of matches on eBay:  I onlyt& GT> use public transport or a bicycle!  * 	Have you considered the cost of a tram :)   -- eD C:>WIN                                      |     Directable MirrorsJ The computer obeys and wins.                |A Better Way To Focus The SunH You lose and Bill collects.                 |  licenses available - see:F                                             |   http://www.sohara.org/   ------------------------------  ! Date: Sun, 23 Mar 03 15:09:39 GMTE From: jmfbahciv@aol.coma Subject: Re: unix + Message-ID: <b5klh6$d2a$2@bob.news.rcn.net>   3 In article <2404.208T485T6503698@kltpzyxm.invalid>,03    "Charlie Gibbs" <cgibbs@kltpzyxm.invalid> wrote: @ >In article <rVbVb1W3SGtF@elias.decus.ch> p_sture@elias.decus.ch >(Paul Sture) writes:3 >0 >[horror story snipped]  >_I >>My trials and tribulations brought me to the conclusion that concurrent I >>web access was mandatory in order to get Linux up at the time I did it.  > C >Without denying your tale of woe (shit happens, after all), let me4F >reassure you and Barb that it isn't always that way.  A few years agoG >I picked up a second-hand laptop (P133, 48MB memory, 1.3GB hard drive)0G >and decided to make it my entry point into Linux.  I went to the local0H >bookstore, scanned all their Linux books, and selected the book I likedF >best.  It turned out to be by Patrick Volkerding et al, and came withD >CDs for Slackware 3.5.  I popped the first CD into my laptop and it@ >booted right up - so I performed an exorcism on the hard drive   0 This is the part that gives me the willies.  :-)   > ...(whose F >final step consisted of peeling the "Designed for Windows 95" stickerA >off the machine) and the installation ran pretty much painlesslyPD >(except for a few sticky bits in the X configuration, which I often< >don't use anyway).  It's a good solid little Linux box now.  A I bought a book a couple years ago.  Someday, when I don't noticet that I'm insane, I'll try it.    >eG >Although web access might be handy from time to time (I picked up some G >good X configuration tidbits from URLs in my book), just being able tocF >access newsgroups gets you a long way.  Check out comp.os.linux.setup, >and comp.os.linux.networking, for instance. >2C >On the other hand, my stock Win98 box is a piece of crap, crashingn5 >and locking up all the time.  Your mileage may vary.0 >0E >>Another point here is that of hardware which only works on Windows. H >>The dread "Winmodems" and cheapo network cards come to mind here. ManyH >>budget PCs come with such devices for which the only drivers availableD >>are for Windows, so you then get into buying bits of hardware too. >o   <snip>  * > ... And you haven't even mentioned those >horrid "Winprinters"...  E Printer, period.  My wonderful JMF did his usual thing when installinuF the software for the printer he bought me.  Messed up the installationA so I had to fix it (I have no idea what or how I did fix it).  He A also appears to have eaten the floppy that came with the printer.    >E9 >>I hope this tale of woe doesn't put you off too much -)  >CA >Go for it, Barb!  There are lots of us here willing to help you.C  @ Yup.  I know and I appreciate it a lot.  I've just done the nextD step of my plan to get unixed.  I moved my box of office paper filesD from the porch (after shaking the tar and stuff off of them outside)< to my junk room.  The last board piece of the bathroom shelf= is painted and drying.  Once that is installed back into the  A shelf configuration, I have the table top cleared for pawing overR	 papers.  R  C I can't believe that I wrote those memos.  I don't remember writing(? much at all.  One of the memoes that was sent to me started out = by mentioning the confusion of the procedures that developers = seemed to have when they think stuff is ready for field test. / It was an effort of trying herd those cats :-).E   /BAH    ' Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail.    ------------------------------  + Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 14:29:30 +0000 (UTC)y From: is@serpens.de ()& Subject: Re: vax6k.openecs.org rebirth% Message-ID: <b5kgca$lrh$1@serpens.de>a   Hi,.   Alan Adams wrote:j  % >In message <b3vavs$bgv$1@serpens.de>o" >          is@serpens.de () wrote: >6F >> The advice was to move as many serial lines as possible to the moreK >> intelligent serial interface boards, or to terminal servers talking LAT.o >> VK >> Apparently, full screen editors put some stress at output capabilities.   >i" >Indeed. There were two solutions: >nF >1   Use DMZ32 instead of DZ-11, the DMZ used DMA and local processing >2   Use TPU-based editors.i  7 Didn't know about the last one, but as mentioned above: ! 3    Use LAT connected terminals.    Regards, 	-is   ------------------------------   Date: 23 Mar 03 09:49:42 +0100) From: p_sture@elias.decus.ch (Paul Sture)eQ Subject: Re: [Q] Files not found during image backup, w/ and w/o directory-specs.d) Message-ID: <UqBmqiL1UIN0@elias.decus.ch>,  [ In article <3E7D1C0E.7E95BD16@fsi.net>, "David J. Dachtera" <djesys.nospam@fsi.net> writes:e > "Alan E. Feldman" wrote: >>  i >> young_r@encompasserve.org (Rob Young) wrote in message news:<NWKPzgkKZl7t@eisner.encompasserve.org>...0s >> > In article <b096a4ee.0303211924.17bc0c19@posting.google.com>, spamsink2001@yahoo.com (Alan E. Feldman) writes:Uz >> > > spamsink2001@yahoo.com (Alan E. Feldman) wrote in message news:<b096a4ee.0303211500.3ab58fcf@posting.google.com>... >> [...]F >> > >> $            BACKUP SYS$SYSDEVICE _MKA0:SY030321.BCK /SAVE_SET >> > >> /LABEL=BACKUP    -M >> > >>                  /VERIFY /IMAGE /IGNORE=INTERLOCK /BLOCK=32256 /NOLOG0
 >> > >> [...] N >> > >> %BACKUP-E-OPENIN, error opening SYS$SYSDEVICE:[XX]XXMONREM.LOG;2087 as
 >> > >> input7* >> > >> -SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHFILE, no such fileL >> > >> %BACKUP-E-OPENIN, error opening SYS$SYSDEVICE:[]XXMONREM.LOG;2087 as
 >> > >> input0* >> > >> -SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHFILE, no such fileL >> > >> %BACKUP-E-OPENIN, error opening SYS$SYSDEVICE:[]XXMONREM.LOG;2086 as
 >> > >> input=* >> > >> -SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHFILE, no such file9 >> > >> %BACKUP-I-STARTVERIFY, starting verification pass0 >> > >>0 >> > >> Disclaimer: JMHO >> > >> Alan E. Feldman  >> > > >> >F >> >       Normally, these are files that were there during backup butD >> >       the verification pass isn't finding them.  Often the caseH >> >       with temp files.  Judging from file names and version numbersI >> >       you may have purged them off in the time between actual backupC >> >       and verification. >> >& >> >                               Rob >> fI >> But these files were not found during the *save* pass. And one of themlG >> was not found *twice*, once with and once without a real dir-spec. IrD >> assume they were found during the initial scan of INDEXF.SYS, butH >> deleted before the directory pass. But that still doesn't explain the >> details of it.  >>  I >> Note: I realize this isn't a problem; I just want to understand bettert) >> how VMS BACKUP and file deletion work.t > J > Well, let give you my understanding of it (open to correction, of courseG > - I do not have the source listings; I'm doing what I can from memory $ > and based on observed behavior)... > C > When performing a /IMAGE backup, BACKUP first reads in the entire C > INDEXF.SYS of the volume and holds a lock on it while doing so. I0E > believe this is why BACKUP requires write access to INDEXF.SYS whenI> > doing /IMAGE - so it can hold an exclusive lock temporarily. > I > Then, BACKUP tries to read and save everything it expects to find based E > on what's in its "snapshot" of INDEXF.SYS. Sometimes, this means itDH > tries to locate files that have since been deleted. I'm not sure if itA > compares the INDEXF.SYS data it read in to the current state of C > INDEXF.SYS on each file access, or what, but I'd assume it might.YH > Otherwise it would miss extents that had been added to files since the" > INDEXF.SYS "snapshot" was taken. > J > So, you might get such messages on files deleted since the /IMAGE backupF > began. Files created since that time might well be skipped. Not sure > about that, either.P >   H IIRC files created after the initial snapshot are indeed skipped (sorry,M I don't have time to sit watching an image backup to confirm that right now).- /FAST works in a similar way.(  G This is one of the reasons that the date and time used by BACKUP/RECORDU# reflects the _start_ of the backup.   E > Again, this is hardly authoritative, but I hope it provides anothermD > perspective to ponder until an authoritative poster comes along... >    -- E
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