0 INFO-VAX	Tue, 17 Jan 2006	Volume 2006 : Issue 33      Contents: Re: 64 Bit Support for DCL ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9  Re: ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9  Re: ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9  Another INSTALL suggestion Re: DECnet: reconfigure TCPIP? DILOG SQ739 on a VAX4000-600  Re: DILOG SQ739 on a VAX4000-600& Re: Farewell to a good reliable friend& Re: Farewell to a good reliable friend2 Re: how to permanently reject this kind of address1 Re: HP, read this about demand for desktop linux! 1 Re: HP, read this about demand for desktop linux! $ Re: Itanium lap tops are needed now!$ Re: Itanium lap tops are needed now!	 Re: LK463 	 Re: LK463 9 Re: Replacing a failed disk on a HSZ50 controller - How ? G Re: Setting Read-Only Permissions on a Directory & all  Sub-Directories B Setting Read-Only Permissions on a Directory & all Sub-Directories  F ----------------------------------------------------------------------  % Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 10:20:12 +0100 , From: "Ferry Bolhar" <bol@adv.magwien.gv.at># Subject: Re: 64 Bit Support for DCL 4 Message-ID: <1137057616.22022@proxy.dienste.wien.at>   Tom Linden:   . > Even better use PL/I (Magwien has a license)   Where do you know this from?  B BTW: we hava a PL/I license - but for VAX only. And I'm not a PL/I programmer.   A > "Example-PLI Passing a Symbol from a Command File to a Program" B > http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/windows-installation.html  B This points me to an "Installing mySQL on Windows" page - seems to be the wrong link?  A > "Example-PLI Passing A Symbol From A Program To A Command File" B > http://www.kednos.com/pli_examples/0091a38d-9c725560-1c01e7.html  @ This is just an example on how to use LIB$GET_SYMBOL from PL/I -G although I'm not a PL/I expert, I wouldn't expect many differences here J to other languages (using their approbiate mechanisms to provide argumentsF by descriptor or by reference, as it is the case with LIB$GET_SYMBOL).  0 > Here is a list of supported builtin functions. > X http://www.kednos.com/pli/docs/REFERENCE_MANUAL/6291pro_contents_004.html#toc_chapter_11I > Don't forget to use the corresponding built in functions instead of the G > operators +,-,* and /  to maintain accuracy,  listed in the above URL   H Thanks for your help, but thisn't actually a usable way for me - we haveE no PL/I compiler and licenses on Alpha, and I'm not a PL/I programmer A and there is no (longer) anyone here in my office who knows PL/I.   # Nevertheless, thanks for your help,   
 Greetings,   Ferry    --   Ing. Ferry Bolhar % Municipality of Vienna, Department 14  A-1010 Vienna / AUSTRIA  E-mail: bol@adv.magwien.gv.at    ------------------------------   Date: 16 Jan 06 18:32:22 EST) From: cook@wvnvms.wvnet.edu (George Cook)  Subject: ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9! Message-ID: <GYh8GqrVUOUk@wvnvms>   - Release 3.9 of VMS Mosaic is now available at   .     ftp://alpha.wvnet.edu/mosaic/mosaic3_9.zip  B VMS Mosaic is a GUI web browser.  It supports HTML V4.0 (includingD tables and frames), animated GIFs, cookies, secure connections, etc.C It does not support Java, JavaScript or style sheets.  A C compiler  is required to build it.  1 The most significant changes in this release are:   , 1.  Support for SSL certificate verification  # 2.  Support for UTF-8 encoded ASCII   D 3.  Improved 24-bit and alpha channel image processing.  Even thoughC     it is limited to 256 colors per image, Mosaic now does a fairly ?     decent job of dealing with complex image transparency.  See 1     http://libpng.org/pub/png/png-rgba32.html and F     http://libpng.org/pub/png/pngs-img-bg.html for examples.  The lastH     example displays alpha channel transparent images over a transparent     background image.    4.  Improved ftp support.     1 The complete list of changes since release 3.8-1: I -------------------------------------------------------------------------   >  o Window title is now updated as soon as <TITLE> is processed0  o Added verification of SSL server certificatesD  o Added preference and menu option for SSL certificate verification)  o Added support for HTTP refresh headers )  o Added detection of UTF-8 encoded pages 3  o Added support for UTF-8 encoded ASCII characters E  o Added partial support for UTF-8 encoded left/right arrows, dagger, B    em/en dashes, bullet, ellipsis, euro, trademark and quote marksA  o Added native color quantization with Floyd-Steinberg dithering     for PNG and BMP RGB images 7  o Added support for Version 4 and 5 Windows BMP images +  o Added support for transparent BMP images ,  o Added support for inline frames in tablesE  o Added preference settings for the hotlist menu's height and width  -  o Changed default hotlist menu height to 502 9  o Changed the Document Links scroll window height to 200 ;  o Added support for "about:blank" for use by Google Groups G  o Added partial support for &Dagger, &euro, &hellip, &mdash and &trade .  o Improved support for &bull, &larr and &rarr5  o Added workaround for bug in the ProFTPD ftp server !  o Added cookieTrace trace option >  o Changed alpha channel transparancy processing to use 24 bit5    color quantization with Floyd-Steinberg dithering  :  o Changed to escape spaces and control characters in URLs:  o Increased the default ftp filename display length to 26E  o Fixed crash caused by background images with very large dimensions -  o Fixed printing of pages with inline frames ?  o Fixed problem with username/password prompts on secure pages <  o Fixed problem with form button background color in tables<  o Rewrote and improved performance of ParseMarkType routine;  o Overhauled the ftp support code including many bug fixes <  o Reworked XPM image support using LibXpm version 3.4k code)  o Upgraded PNG library to version 1.0.18 )  o Upgraded ZLIB library to version 1.2.3 "  o Colorized the FTP toolbar icons2  o Colorized the Error and Question dialog pixmapsG  o Optimized preallocation of memory for markup and formatting elements A  o Added preference settings for markup and element preallocation !  o Restored support for Motif 1.1 %  o Cleaned up history file processing   o Cleaned up mailto code 1  o Various bug, memory leak and socket leak fixes *  o Various source reformating and cleanupsI -------------------------------------------------------------------------      George Cook  WVNET    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 20:02:08 -0500 - From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com>   Subject: Re: ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9, Message-ID: <43CC4200.EDB43D28@teksavvy.com>   George Cook wrote: > / > Release 3.9 of VMS Mosaic is now available at  > 0 >     ftp://alpha.wvnet.edu/mosaic/mosaic3_9.zip  % Thanks for continued improvements...    F I forgot to mention one of my pet peeves.... is there a way to have no home page ?   D I have it set to file://nla0: but it still seems like there is extra2 overhead in trying to access the nonexistant page.  H Also, another pet peeve: if, while mosaic starts up, I start typing in aG decterm, eventually Mosaic takes focus and any characters I continue to D type are then interpreted as commands (instead of going into the URLH text box) and this causes many random results (including the application( quitting if you type the wrong letters!)    @ >  o Window title is now updated as soon as <TITLE> is processed  G I still would like to see the URL text box updated as soon as you click  on an item.   . >  o Added support for inline frames in tables  
 Cool stuff    < >  o Changed to escape spaces and control characters in URLs  E I am not sure this is such a great thing. It is sometimes good to see N errors in HTML which generates invalid URLS that contain unescaped characters.    F I'll have to keep a reminder to get this and compile it once my system moves are done.    ------------------------------   Date: 16 Jan 2006 23:33:37 EST) From: cook@wvnvms.wvnet.edu (George Cook)   Subject: Re: ANN: VMS Mosaic 3.9! Message-ID: <S1J1N4LAzwqW@wvnvms>   \ In article <43CC4200.EDB43D28@teksavvy.com>, JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com> writes: > George Cook wrote: >>  0 >> Release 3.9 of VMS Mosaic is now available at >>  1 >>     ftp://alpha.wvnet.edu/mosaic/mosaic3_9.zip  > ' > Thanks for continued improvements...   > H > I forgot to mention one of my pet peeves.... is there a way to have no
 > home page ?  > F > I have it set to file://nla0: but it still seems like there is extra4 > overhead in trying to access the nonexistant page.     Try setting it to "about:blank".  J > Also, another pet peeve: if, while mosaic starts up, I start typing in aI > decterm, eventually Mosaic takes focus and any characters I continue to F > type are then interpreted as commands (instead of going into the URLJ > text box) and this causes many random results (including the application* > quitting if you type the wrong letters!)  D If you don't use the hot keys much, then the best solution is to setF the preference HOTKEYS to False.  This will disable all the alphabetic6 hot keys; the arrows, tab, etc. will continue to work.  A >>  o Window title is now updated as soon as <TITLE> is processed  > I > I still would like to see the URL text box updated as soon as you click 
 > on an item.    I'll take another look at this.    = >>  o Changed to escape spaces and control characters in URLs  > G > I am not sure this is such a great thing. It is sometimes good to see P > errors in HTML which generates invalid URLS that contain unescaped characters.  J There is an enormous amount of crud out there, and most of it is generatedK by some of the major web sites.  Ebay in particular is bad about generating G unescaped URLs.  Some of the crap HTML I have to force Mosaic to accept G still makes me feel like smashing my head into a brick wall, but I gave % up worrying about it a long time ago.      George Cook  WVNET    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:13:01 -0500 - From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com> # Subject: Another INSTALL suggestion , Message-ID: <43CC6EB0.66C230F4@teksavvy.com>  E Previously, I suggested the PURGE/DEVICE command for INSTALL, so that B you could deinstall all known files/"images from a specific volume (allowing a clean dismount).  % As a corrolary, I would also suggest:   
 LIST/NOHEADER   G which would provide outpuit similar to DIR/NOHEAD that could be used as 7 input to a routine that could then process those files.   H of importance here would be the handling of installed files on partiallyE dismounted disks that won't fully dismount because of that file, even E though the disk is long gone.  So instead of issuing an error message C (as LIST currently does), LIST/NOHEAD shoud just include a * in the  version number.    ------------------------------  # Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 21:54:09 GMT A From: "Colin Butcher" <colin_DOT.butcher_AT@xdelta_DOT.co_DOT.uk> ' Subject: Re: DECnet: reconfigure TCPIP? ; Message-ID: <5CUyf.2322$wl.2272@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>   L Just habit. Actually it's SCS first (it can tolerate the MAC address change,F then DECnet (Phase IV addressing changes the MAC address, pure Phase VK doesn't), then the rest. I generally do IP next, then LAT etc. Don't forget J that you can stop SCS on an adapter with SCACP (or LAVC$STOP_BUS) and thatD you can simply remove a DECnet line & circuit from the NCP permanentF database to stop Phase IV starting on that adapter. Phase V is a whole8 different ballgame - you end up editing the NCL scripts.  K A handy trick - if you want to prevent DECnet making the MAC address change K (or indeed any other protocol poking the MAC address), then IP will prevent H MAC address changes. Can be useful if you have lots of LAN adapters in aJ machine. I usually set up IP on all adapters (with silly addresses in mostI cases) just so that there's something for most current IP centric network ( folk to see in the ARP cache or to PING.   --     Hope this helps, Colin. ) colin DOT butcher AT xdelta DOT co DOT uk E It's not mine, but I like this definition: Legacy = stuff that works.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:32:41 -0500 - From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com> % Subject: DILOG SQ739 on a VAX4000-600 , Message-ID: <43CC10F6.50258397@teksavvy.com>  H The breaker tripped on the power bar temporarily feeding my new machinesH while they await their permanent location in a cabinet formerly occupiedF by my all-mighty Microvax II. (cabinet requires some modifications :-(  F So I took that opportunity to install all the boards from the old MVIIE to the 4000 that were meant to be transfered. This includes the Dilog J SQ739 QBUS SCSI controller. (and plugged one of the machines elsewhere :-)  E Had to check the ADDRESS/CSRs but ended up having to make no changes.    >>> SHOW CONFIG   F Showed not only the controller (as a vanilla KDA50 type of controller)O but also the 3 disks that had been configured in the controller's flash memory.   2 And low and behold, with the magic incantation of:   >>> D/P/L 20088004 80000001  >>> D/P/L 20001F40 20  >>> D/P/W 20001468 0 >>> D/P/W 2000146A 3FFF 	 >>> S 200   ! For the sake of documenting this:   " The controller's address is 172150+ subtract 160000 and you get 12150 in base 8   B Convert 12150 to base 16 and you get 1468, then add 2000000 to getG 20001468 for the first variable address where you deposit a 0. Then add F 4 bytes to get the second address where you deposit 3FFF. (the first 2 commands are fixed).    G and I got into the controller's configuration program. Just like on the D old MVII. So it appears that the QBUS functionality/address space is) functionally similar to that of the QBUS.   F And yes, as per Mr SMS's message, the boards all seem to work in a nonB serpentine way. Bit question now is whether I can put gaps betweenE boards. (for instance, put the SCSI controller at the very end of the B bus where it is nearer to the connectors and thus make for cleaner internal wiring.  D I have an original quad DHV11, 2 DHQ11 (half the size of the DHV andI greater throughput but otherwise the same), and the SQ739. In that order.   H The 4000-500/600 cabinet includes a centronics style SCSI plug. It leads? to a 50 pin SCSI plug on the backplane. I unplugged it from the C backplane and plugged it into the Dilog SQ739. And then plugged the V RRD42 (external) into the centronics plug and voila, a primitive SCSI-1 functionality.    D Now, my next steps will be to either find an HSD05, or just use someH ribbon cable to bridge the SQ739 to the backpane SCSI connector and then1 continue on to the external centronics connector.   H Here is what an RRD42 looks like when connected to the SQ739: (as viewed from node wheel)  K Disk $3$DUA0: (VELO), device type RA82, is online, mounted, software write- P     locked, file-oriented device, shareable, available to cluster, error logging     is enabled.   H     Error count                    1    Operations completed                 21O     Owner process                 ""    Owner UIC                      [SYSTEM] O     Owner process ID        00000000    Dev Prot            S:RWPL,O:RWPL,G:R,W H     Reference count                1    Default buffer size                 512H     Total blocks             1296599    Sectors per track                    32H     Total cylinders            10130    Tracks per cylinder                   4@     Host name                 "VELO"    Host type, avail     VAX 4000-600A, yes$     Allocation class               3  H     Volume label      "VAXBINDEC041"    Relative volume number                0H     Cluster size                   8    Transaction count                     1H     Free blocks               254496    Maximum files allowed              1528H     Extend quantity               64    Mount count                           3O     Mount status              System    Cache name          "_$4$DIA5:XQPCACHE" H     Extent cache size             80    Maximum blocks in extent cache    25449H     File ID cache size            80    Blocks currently in extent cache      0H     Quota cache size               0    Maximum buffers in FCP cache       1163O     Volume owner UIC        [SYSTEM]    Vol Prot    S:RWCD,O:RWCD,G:RWCD,W:RWCD   J   Volume Status:  ODS-2, subject to mount verification, write-back caching       enabled.'   Volume is also mounted on BIKE, VELO.     E On the MVII, I was able to boot from SQ739 served disks. Have not yet  tested this ability.   ------------------------------  + Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 15:58:40 -0600 (CST) * From: sms@antinode.org (Steven M. Schweda)) Subject: Re: DILOG SQ739 on a VAX4000-600 2 Message-ID: <06011615584055_20331674@antinode.org>  - From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com>   H > And yes, as per Mr SMS's message, the boards all seem to work in a nonD > serpentine way. Bit question now is whether I can put gaps between > boards. [...]   $    No.  That's why the M9047 exists.  H ------------------------------------------------------------------------  4    Steven M. Schweda               (+1) 651-699-98183    382 South Warwick Street        sms@antinode-org     Saint Paul  MN  55105-2547    ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 14:02:02 -0600; From: koehler@eisner.nospam.encompasserve.org (Bob Koehler) / Subject: Re: Farewell to a good reliable friend 3 Message-ID: <reJeYB5gzs13@eisner.encompasserve.org>   [ In article <BFED1AC9.1A368%roktsci@comcast.net>, Jeff Cameron <roktsci@comcast.net> writes:  > N > I heard it said that at JPL, the Voyager Spacecraft Systems simulator, whichM > duplicates the interaction of the Voyager spacecraft on the ground is still 0 > running on a VAX8600. Can anyone confirm this?  
    Newbie.   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 14:08:40 -0600 % From: Dan Foster <usenet@evilphb.org> / Subject: Re: Farewell to a good reliable friend 5 Message-ID: <slrndsnva8.3f2.usenet@zappy.catbert.org>   Z In article <BFED1AC9.1A368%roktsci@comcast.net>, Jeff Cameron <roktsci@comcast.net> wrote:  > On 1/13/06 8:00 AM, in article? > 1137168045.045776.147220@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "Mike"  ><mike.papa@lmco.com> wrote: > H >> Sorry to hear about the parting of your faithful MVII. Eighteen yearsJ >> of service is quite a career. We have a couple of 15 year olds cruisingE >> along at work. I was wondering if you are familiar with the Avalon J >> Vaccelerator AP-30 Card for the MVII. We inherited the card with one ofJ >> our MVII's but we don't have the user manual. I haven't had any luck soF >> far in tracking down the document. Any info or references you could+ >> provide would be most appreciated. Mike.  > N > I heard it said that at JPL, the Voyager Spacecraft Systems simulator, whichM > duplicates the interaction of the Voyager spacecraft on the ground is still 0 > running on a VAX8600. Can anyone confirm this?  B Dunno, but unless it has custom hardware attached to said VAX 8600@ system, it could very well be running under SIMH on Windows. :-)  I I once talked with a JPL system administrator whom gave a talk at a major F SA conference about 8 years ago, but alas, have long since lost track.  C She did, however, allude briefly to the difficulties in maintaining H spare parts for very old hardware -- servers, tapes, as well as figuring$ out formats for certain stored data.  F (In at least one case, the only person whom knew it, didn't adequately" document it, and had passed away?)   -Dan   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:06:06 -0600 . From: Alphaman <alphaman-nix-spam@alphant.com>; Subject: Re: how to permanently reject this kind of address 7 Message-ID: <a9711$43cc7b3e$186088ed$24356@KNOLOGY.NET>    Jim Mehlhop wrote:C > Fills up log files and drives me crazy at the console with login   > failures (BEEP BEEP BEEP) :-) < > I know they aren't getting in but it still drives me crazy >  > Jim   B It wouldn't take a whole lot to create a process that watched for A intrusions and then set the routing to the source address to the  F bitbucket.  I seem to recall a program on the freeware CDs that would H allow a program to be launched based on Opcom messages -- that could be % the basic trigger for such a program.   B That would nail the intruders on the initial intrusion detection, I preventing any further connection attempts, not just rejecting them.  As  H far as they'd be concerned, your system would simply disappear from the ? net; from your perspective, they'd be the one that disappeared.   H My current program only checks once every 15 minutes and sends the Show A Intrusion output to my cell phone, with minor editing.  It's not   adequate for this task.   H The downside is that you can't make a mistake trying to login remotely, C or you'll be locked out.  Or someone who knows your username could  3 easily block you from remote access to your system.    Aaron    ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 11:38:38 -0800 From: bob@instantwhip.com : Subject: Re: HP, read this about demand for desktop linux!C Message-ID: <1137440318.841784.243640@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>   5 actually, if linux succeeds on the desktop, that will 6 prove either HP execs are either stupid or on the take from micro$oft ...   ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 22:20:16 -0800 ( From: Ian King <iking@killthewabbit.org>: Subject: Re: HP, read this about demand for desktop linux!: Message-ID: <43cc8ca3$0$1760$8b463f8a@news.nationwide.net>   bob@instantwhip.com wrote:7 > actually, if linux succeeds on the desktop, that will 8 > prove either HP execs are either stupid or on the take > from micro$oft ... > & You think it's an exclusive selection?   ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 14:12:49 -0600; From: koehler@eisner.nospam.encompasserve.org (Bob Koehler) - Subject: Re: Itanium lap tops are needed now! 3 Message-ID: <SGF$Her3LW95@eisner.encompasserve.org>   _ In article <1137434600.716231.312410@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, bob@instantwhip.com writes: A > I should not have to buy an alpha or itanium server just to run ; > vms at home, and a laptop would also allow me to carry my ; > work with me ... the browser is there, so why not make an  > itanium lap top HP?   D    How many of Tadpole's Alpha notebooks did you buy and run VMS on?  '    Maybe you can still get one on eBay.    ------------------------------  % Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:41:43 -0500 - From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com> - Subject: Re: Itanium lap tops are needed now! , Message-ID: <43CC1314.2C8784E0@teksavvy.com>   bob@instantwhip.com wrote: > A > I should not have to buy an alpha or itanium server just to run ; > vms at home, and a laptop would also allow me to carry my ; > work with me ... the browser is there, so why not make an  > itanium lap top HP?   E Porting VMS to the 64 bit 8686 would solve your problem. VMS enginers D should make sure that VMS could run on a APPLE laptop and that would* make a hell of a cool looking solution :-)  H Porting VMS to the 8086 would not only give it laptops, but also all theG low and midrange workstation and server markets which it cannot compete  in at this point in time.   D I think that one of the politically difficult things is that portingG HP-UX would be harder due to endianness issues, and if they ported only E VMS, it would make HP's flagship product look quite weak and alone on N that dead end IA64 thing. At least now, HP-UX isn't alone on the sinking ship.  F On the other hand, when you consider that Apple is porting from big toF little endian platform and provides a pretty neat emulator on the 8086H that can run big-endian code, then HP should also be able to do the same with HP-UX.    ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 14:07:35 -0600; From: koehler@eisner.nospam.encompasserve.org (Bob Koehler)  Subject: Re: LK4633 Message-ID: <zvXd+1fNiNOY@eisner.encompasserve.org>   B In article <2H0yf.511$sq.96@trnddc01>, dittman@dittman.net writes:H > I just bought an LK463 and am working to create a new keyboard map forD > OS X.  To do this I need a complete list of the keycodes since the& > current keymaps don't pass them all. > G > Does anyone have a complete list they could send me?  Once I have the E > new keyboard map finished I'll put it online for interested parties  > to download.  G    If you bring up X11 (Apple's current server for OS X is pretty good) E    and run somthing like xev, you can read off the keycodes yourself.    ------------------------------  # Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 04:54:54 GMT  From: dittman@dittman.net  Subject: Re: LK463, Message-ID: <yM_yf.12078$6L1.10520@trnddc02>  < Bob Koehler <koehler@eisner.nospam.encompasserve.org> wrote:D > In article <2H0yf.511$sq.96@trnddc01>, dittman@dittman.net writes:J > > I just bought an LK463 and am working to create a new keyboard map forF > > OS X.  To do this I need a complete list of the keycodes since the( > > current keymaps don't pass them all. > > I > > Does anyone have a complete list they could send me?  Once I have the G > > new keyboard map finished I'll put it online for interested parties  > > to download.  I >    If you bring up X11 (Apple's current server for OS X is pretty good) G >    and run somthing like xev, you can read off the keycodes yourself.   L I tried that already and apparently OS X doesn't pass on keycodes it doesn't know.  --   Eric Dittman dittman@dittman.net    ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 11:21:59 -0800 From: sean@obanion.us B Subject: Re: Replacing a failed disk on a HSZ50 controller - How ?C Message-ID: <1137439319.473375.279760@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>    Try   G http://www.xenya.si/sup/info/digital/MDS/jun99/Cd3/STORAGE/HSFAMSVD.PDF $ Section 7.15 (page 335?) - Warm SwapG This document covers all of the HS family of controllers (well, not the  HSV110 EVA...)  E The fun part is figuring out if this is in a raid set, stripe set, or > mirror set, because the replacement procedure and commands are
 different.  ? BTW, that site seems to have a lot of the storage related PDFs. " I couldn't find them on HP's site.   Sean   mike.whorley@coda.com wrote: > Guys,  > F > Has anyone got any notes / url's on how to replace a failed RZ29B-VA& > disk within a storageworks cabinet ? > C > The disk is part of a 6 disk (stripe? or set) sitting on an HSZ50 
 > controller.  > , > The information I have is the following :- > + > Disk Type - RZ29B-VA (4.3Gb) (6 in total)  > Disk name DKC2: > Component Disks (DISK120 -> DISK620) DISK320* has failed > E > I have a spare I can swap into the set but want to know the correct > > method use 'show failed', 'show this', 'show other' etc etc. > > > Any advice to help me out here would be greatly appreciated. >  > TIA, > Mike.    ------------------------------  % Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 00:14:40 -0500 + From: Ken Robinson <kenrbnsn1@patmedia.net> P Subject: Re: Setting Read-Only Permissions on a Directory & all  Sub-Directories= Message-ID: <7.0.0.16.2.20060117000442.075b8e30@patmedia.net>   & At 11:52 PM 1/16/2006, Shawn M. wrote: >Hi All, > D >What would be the best way to assign read-only permissions to a top3 >level directory and all sub-directories and files.  > E >I have a user who has copied all their data to an existing directory . >and wants it read only so no deletions occur.  > Deletions by whom? The user, someone else, the system manager?  B Remember there are 4 protection masks (based on UIC) for any file D System, Owner, Group, World. There can also be ACLs attached to the 5 directory and files that can allow/disallow deletion.   F And any user with sufficient privilege can delete the files no matter  what the protections is set to.     To set the UIC based protection:  + $ set default disk$:[directory_in_question] E $ set file/prot=(s:r,o:r,g:r,w:r) [...]*.*;*  ! set all of the files   from here down to readonlyD $ set file/prot=(s:r,o:r,g:r,w:r) [-]directory_in_question.dir;0  !  set this directory readonly   / See the HELP for set file/prot and set security    Ken Robinson   ------------------------------    Date: 16 Jan 2006 20:52:29 -0800+ From: "Shawn M." <shawnm1964@sbcglobal.net> K Subject: Setting Read-Only Permissions on a Directory & all Sub-Directories B Message-ID: <1137473549.832058.37380@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>   Hi All,   C What would be the best way to assign read-only permissions to a top 2 level directory and all sub-directories and files.  D I have a user who has copied all their data to an existing directory- and wants it read only so no deletions occur.   . I am running OpenVMS 7.2-1 on an Alpha Server.   Thanks   Shawn    ------------------------------   End of INFO-VAX 2006.033 ************************                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                >N{Gݺ.@<mƃ}Tp5UQ7:Xm( %5a*}ϗ=Jm+ȏ$Z6&RP:{*ذ?}Ԣ	F6 1@0aB,O&xEHM@&
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