Re: Jenkins integration

Hi i view at github.com/IBM/zvm_ansible few modules about. Regarás, Mario Izaguirre Barcelona, Spain El El mar, 28 may 2024 a las 15:02, Philip Tully escribió: > Does anyone know if there is any integration with zVM for Jenkins or > Github ? > > Phil > >

Jenkins integration

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IBM Statement of Direction: Fibre Channel Endpoint Security

The first link was working, but here’s an updated link: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/announcements/z-linuxone-2q-2024-statement-direction This link to the FAQ document still seems to be working: https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/Y6E9KLA8 — Timothy Sipples Senior Architect Digital Assets,

IBM Statement of Direction: Fibre Channel Endpoint Security

I’d like to draw your attention to this new IBM Statement of Direction regarding IBM Fibre Channel Endpoint Security with FICON-attached devices: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/announcements/statement-direction-1-qtr-2024 More information is available here:

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

Last update. Well it has been a learning experience - thanks to all the teachers. Here is what I learned. 1) I didn't have to change anything it was all setup. 2) /etc/inittab is not in the picture in SUSE 12 3) All I really had to do was configure and start the DB2 Fault Monitor. A) Start up

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Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

I GOT IT! I think these two files are the key. cat /etc/inittab ca:12345:ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -h now fmc:2345:respawn:/opt/ibm/db2/V11.1/bin/*db2fmcd* #DB2 Fault Monitor Coordinator cat /etc/systemd/system/db2fmcd.service # DB2 fault monitor # Starts fmcd # Note: any customizations to this

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

It just keeps getting weirder. [ OK ] STOPPED DB2 V11.1.2.2."[ OK ] STARTED DB2 V11.1.2.2." [ OK ] STOPPED DB2 V11.1.2.2."[ OK ] STARTED DB2 V11.1.2.2." [ OK ] STOPPED DB2 V11.1.2.2."[ OK ] STARTED DB2 V11.1.2.2." [ OK ] STOPPED DB2 V11.1.2.2."[ OK ] STARTED DB2 V11.1.2.2." [ OK

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

Hi Tom, Absolutely no experience, but perhaps it should be something like: ExecStart=/opt/ibm/db2/V11.1/bin/db2fmcd based on https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/db2-autostart-not-supported-red-hat-enterprise-linux-version-7 and przytula's post of June 6th, 2017 (#3)

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

I wrote a script that runs as a service like below to stop and start DB2 when server is rebooted: [Unit] Description=Db2 shutdown and startup script After=default.target [Service] User=root Type=oneshot ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/ start ExecStop=/usr/local/bin/ stop TimeoutStartSec=0

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

OK I am getting closer I think. EXECUTABLE PATH SPECIFIES A DIRECTORY, IGNORING: /OPT/IBM/DB2/V11.1/BIN/<=== I think it is telling me something is missing here. This is what's the /etc/systemd/system/db2fmcd.service file .. I think I need a program name to run. Any idea what is missing?

Fwd: OT DB2 Autostart

X-posted on z/VM list -- Forwarded message - From: Tom Huegel Date: Fri, Apr 12, 2024 at 11:54 AM Subject: Re: OT DB2 Autostart To: The IBM z/VM Operating System Well I think this is progress. It looks like DB2 is attempting to startup but I have something wrong. Can anyone

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

If you can’t undo what you did with the db2fm command (history command might be your friend), then you can probably edit the file /etc/systemd/system/db2fmcd.service and change it to 11.1 I can’t check a real server anymore to tell you for sure because we no longer have db2 connect running so

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

Well I think this is progress. It looks like DB2 is attempting to startup but I have something wrong. Can anyone interpret these messages? I see one problem at least, but don't know how to fix it. DB2/V10.5 sb DB2/V11.1 I was doing some copy/paste from the instructions I think that is where

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

Hi, If you use in Linux systemd , Try systemctl enable (service) If you use older linux versión, review chkconfig command to enable services in run level modes. Atentamente, Mario Izaguirre Barcelona, Spain El El mar, 9 abr 2024 a las 18:35, Tom Huegel escribió: > I'm a LINUX novice. I

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

It's quite a long time ago we had DB2 Connect, but the startup of DB2 connect was included in the regular Linux SYSV init startup. I guess the scripts came with DB2 connect. I don't know if current versions are adjusted to SystemD. But in any case, you need to include it in the regular startup.

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

You’ll want to look at “db2fm” in the db2 doc. It’ll start it and keep it active if it crashes. From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Tom Huegel Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 9:34 AM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot I'm a LINUX novice. I need to have DB2

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

Which release of SUSE? Did the DB2 Connect package come as an RPM, or in some other format? Mark Post > -Original Message- > From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU]On > Behalf Of Tom > Huegel > Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2024 12:34 PM > To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU >

Re: Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

You could do a cronjob that runs at boot. The command “crontab -e” will open the cron editor then you put in your command after the cron syntax. @reboot DB2 CONNECT command goes here Thanks, Angel Jara From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Tom Huegel Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 12:34 PM To:

Start DB2 Connect at linux boot

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Re: RHEL setterm question

Thanks Jack! From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Jack Woehr Sent: Monday, April 8, 2024 9:33 AM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: Re: RHEL setterm question ZjQcmQRYFpfptBannerEnd $ uname -a Linux rh89-mongodb 4.18.0-513.9.1.el8_9.s390x #1 SMP Thu Nov 16 09:49:25 EST 2023 s390x s390x

Re: RHEL setterm question

$ uname -a Linux rh89-mongodb 4.18.0-513.9.1.el8_9.s390x #1 SMP Thu Nov 16 09:49:25 EST 2023 s390x s390x s390x GNU/Linux $ which setterm /usr/bin/setterm On 4/8/24 10:10, Cortes, Marcy D. wrote: Can someone who has RHEL on s390x tell me if the setterm command is available as part of the

RHEL setterm question

Can someone who has RHEL on s390x tell me if the setterm command is available as part of the util-linux package? Marcy This message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the addressee or authorized to receive this for the addressee, you must not use, copy,

mongoDB 7.2.0 CE

If you wanted to test drive mongo but didn’t want to dedicate a server to it then I have created a docker image which contains the server and shell. This is the community edition. To use (noting you can use the podman command in lieu of docker depending on your distribution): docker pull

Hillgang - April Meeting Reminder

The upcoming Hillgang that is now just under 2 weeks away. If you are considering to attend, please register at the Doodle link found in this announcement info: https://download.sinenomine.net/hillgang/hillgang-2024-01/Hillgang%202024-01v4.pdf Agenda overview - * Breakfast – Hosted by

writing baby's first ansible module

Hey Yall I just put a paper online called "Writing Baby's First Ansible Module" which is exactly what it sounds like - a guide to getting started writing yourself a role or module for Ansible. If you're having trouble getting started ( like I was this time last year ) I hope this eases your

OpenShift 4.15 Now Available

Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Version 4.15 is now available. This release includes major new features for IBM LinuxONE and IBM Z servers: • a “bare metal” LPAR deployment option — sans z/VM, KVM, or z/OS; • support for multi-architecture compute nodes; • “SNO” (single-node OpenShift)

security and privacy for the 21st century ... and trust anchors ... and PGP everywhere

I ranted about certain annoying consumer-grade-security email. I appealed for PGP. If you're on Linux at all, you *have* PGP. We should be using it more than we are. (And you're using it even if you don't know that you are.) Several months ago, I pitched PGP to a small lab in a major software

updated UFT for Linux

The POSIX implementation of UFT is kinda old. I have updated some of it from time to time, but I did a more rigorous clean-up over the weekend. It's now reasonably 21st century code. This release 1.10.2 includes two (untested) RPMs, one for 64-bit AMD/Intel and another for 64-bit Z.

Re: [DKIM] SUSE 11 guest under z16

That's true Berry, customers avoiding upgrading and we solving his mistakes. Systems Programmers life. Thanks a lot, Víctor Echavarry System Programmer EVERTEC LLC T. 787-759- Ext. 3401 (8+20) -Original Message- From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Berry van Sleeuwen Sent:

Re: [DKIM] SUSE 11 guest under z16

Hi Victor, We have a couple of SLES11 SP4 and a SLES11 SP3 on z16. In fact, when we moved to our z13 some years ago we did see a SLES10 SP4 fail (migrated to SLES11 SP4) but we still have a few SLES10 SP2 machines that haven't migrated into a newer version yet. Indeed it might be a problem

Re: SUSE 11 guest under z16

Thanks Marci Víctor Echavarry Díaz System Programmer EVERTEC LLC -Original Message- From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Marci A Beach Sent: Thursday, March 7, 2024 3:22 PM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: Re: SUSE 11 guest under z16 CAUTION EXTERNAL EMAIL: DO NOT open

Re: SUSE 11 guest under z16

I can boot one there. I am not currently running anything there but it did come up. From: Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Victor Echavarry Date: Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 1:38 PM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [EXTERNAL] SUSE 11 guest under z16 Does anyone have a SUSE 11 guest running

SUSE 11 guest under z16

Does anyone have a SUSE 11 guest running under z16. We are buying a z16 and we have a couple of SUSE11 running and the customer is not interested to migrate soon. Thanks, Víctor Echavarry System Programmer EVERTEC LLC WARNING: This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and

SHARE Orlando - Request for Chairs

Hi, SHARE is just over a week away and we still have a need for Chairs for eight sessions. If you are going, especially if you are going and planning to attend one of these sessions or have an opening at one of these time slots, please consider giving us a hand to chair one or more of these

vmlink for Linux

howdy! The/vmlink automounter works again. Dunno how many are using it, but in my own space it broke because chccwdev has been subsumed by chzdev. That was an easy fix. The project is on GitHub ... https://github.com/trothr/vmlink/ Here's a working example: $ df Filesystem   

Re: Increase dynamically memory to Linux guest

'lsmem' and 'chmem' are your tools in sles15.5 if you have offline memory. Example: zlnx002:~ # lsmem RANGE SIZE   STATE REMOVABLE BLOCK 0x-0x3fff   1G  online   yes   0-3 0x4000-0x7fff   1G offline  

Re: Increase dynamically memory to Linux guest

Hi Victor, In the z/VM guest, you need to define STANDBY storage. If you didn't you need to restart the guest. It doesn't depend on the VM and Linux version, it's the way guest storage works. (well, some things have changed recently in z/VM with CONFIGURED, STANDBY and RESERVED storage when

Re: April Hillgang Meeting

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April Hillgang Meeting

With URL to flyer... The next meeting of “Hillgang”: the DC, Virginia, and Maryland z/VM and Linux on z User Group will be held on 18 April 2024. https://download.sinenomine.net/hillgang/hillgang-2024-01/Hillgang 2024-01v4.pdf Location: Broadcom/VMware 12100 Sunset Hills Rd 4th FL Reston VA

April Hillgang Meeting

The next meeting of “Hillgang”: the DC, Virginia, and Maryland z/VM and Linux on z User Group will be held on 18 April 2024. Location: Broadcom/VMware 12100 Sunset Hills Rd 4th FL Reston VA 20190 Time: 8am until ~1pm Eastern time zone Agenda: Becoming IBM – Bill Bitner Velocity

Increase dynamically memory to Linux guest

Is there a way to add memory to a Linux guest without turn off and turn on the guest. The guest are on SUSE 15 SP5 and the VM is 7.2 Regards, Víctor Echavarry System Programmer EVERTEC LLC WARNING: This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use

z/VM 7.4 preview

IBM today previewed z/VM 7.4. Not a lot of content in the announcement, but coming to Shopz this fall. https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/announcements/zvm-74-5741-a09-5741-a10-5741-sns Jim Elliott Senior IT Consultant - GlassHouse Systems Inc.

SHARE Orlando - Request for Chairs

Hi, SHARE Orlando is just a few weeks away, and we still need moderators for a few sessions. If you are going to SHARE, please consider helping us out, especially if you plan to attend one of these sessions. There only eight left to be filled. If you're interested, please email me back directly

Re: CMSFS package for Linux release 1.1.12

phlip.tu...@citi.com " virtus in medio stat " "Perfect is the enemy of the Good" On Sun, Feb 4, 2024 at 7:55 PM Rick Troth wrote: > Hi all -- > > The first CMS FS package (a long long time ago, but I can still > remember) ... okay, mute Don McLean. > The first CMS FS package included a

CMSFS package for Linux release 1.1.12

Hi all -- The first CMS FS package (a long long time ago, but I can still remember) ... okay, mute Don McLean. The first CMS FS package included a filesystem driver. That fell out because the author could not keep up with Linux kernel changes. (It's a rapid pace!) And now there's the FUSE

SLES 15 upgrade in place

After a successful first creation of a SLES 15 guest, we're doing an offline upgrade from SLES 12 to 15. The issues we found are: System doesn't recognize the ZFCP at installation time Don't show if we need additional packages After finish the installation we receive the following error

Re: CRLs on Linux

When I created my own certificates I only had CRL's. Today we use company certificates and they too use CRL's but the signing certificate also has OCSP configured in the certificate. Regardless if it's using CRLs or OCSP, obviously when that server is not available it might be a problem. I

Re: CRLs on Linux

I asked this quite a while ago (last June!) and nobody responded. Whether that's because nobody knows or because (I now realize) I might not have asked it very well is unclear, so here I am asking again. Do people use CRLs on Linux? My understanding is that CRLs are mostly a Windows

Re: zip for vm

For who doesn't follow the IBMVM list, Leland was unaware the homerow.net site was down. It's reactivated. Regards, Berry. Op 03-01-2024 om 19:34 schreef Jack Woehr: On 1/3/24 11:22, Alan Altmark wrote: I'm a fan of VMARC, as the files in it can be viewed on a Windows laptop   with an app

Re: [DKIM] zip for vm

There is ZIP for CMS available, but VMARC is more easy. The commercial PKZIP is available for CMS (IIRC it was also available for zOS and maybe VSE). There is info-zip. It includes versions for VMCMS and MVS. (See https://infozip.sourceforge.net/ for information and ftp locations.) Regards,

Re: zip for vm

Hm, I missed that homerow.net is offline. Only some months ago I had visited the site. Luckely I got all of it. The vma at rvjansen is the 12.081 version, but Leland had two newer versions, 20.226 and 22.204, though it looks like the changes are included in this 12.081 version as well.

Re: zip for vm

VMAGUI is available for Mac and Linux https://macdownload.informer.com/vmagui/ https://fossies.org/linux/privat/vma-22.204a.tar.gz/ Jim Elliott Senior IT Consultant - GlassHouse Systems Inc. On Wed, Jan 3, 2024 at 1:24 PM Alan Altmark wrote: > I'm a fan of VMARC, as the files in it can be

Re: zip for vm

On 1/3/24 11:22, Alan Altmark wrote: I'm a fan of VMARC, as the files in it can be viewed on a Windows laptop with an app called "vmagui" (dunno if it's available for Linux or Mac). vmagui for windows seems to have gone missing with homerow.net For Linux and MacOS there's

Re: zip for vm

I'm a fan of VMARC, as the files in it can be viewed on a Windows laptop with an app called "vmagui" (dunno if it's available for Linux or Mac). Regards, Alan Alan Altmark IBM Senior z/VM Engineer and Consultant 1 607 321 7556 (Mobile) alan_altm...@us.ibm.com > -Original Message- >

Re: zip for vm

On Wed, 3 Jan 2024 16:59:55 + "Levy, Alan" wrote: :>Is there a program that will allow me to zip up all files on a VM minidisk ? VMARC would be your tool. Different format. Also VMPLC would be a possibility. -- Binyamin Dissen http://www.dissensoftware.com Director, Dissen Software, Bar

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zip for vm

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Re: [RHEL] Labeling disks with kickstart

Thanks Alan and thanks Mark. We decided to relabel the disks (cpfmtxa, label) after a Red Hat installation with kickstart. Regards *De :* Alan Altmark [mailto:alan_altm...@us.ibm.com] *Envoyé :* samedi 16 décembre 2023

Re: [RHEL] Labeling disks with kickstart

Clarification: A full-pack minidisk is "0 END" or "DEVNO" on the MDISK statement. Anything else, including 1-END, is a regular minidisk. (My personal term for 1-END is "near-full-pack".) I agree with your suggestion that Linux not be given access to the real volser. Regards, Alan Alan

Re: [RHEL] Labeling disks with kickstart

On 12/15/2023 4:54 AM, MANCINI Frédéric (80) wrote: Here is how the disk appears under Linux : [root@rhel92 ~]# ll /dev/disk/by-path/ total 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 12 déc.  13:38 ccw-0.0.1000 -> ../../dasda lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 12 déc.  13:38 ccw-0.0.1000-part1 -> ../../dasda1

[RHEL] Labeling disks with kickstart

Hello, We are deploying Red Hat Enterprise Linux under z/VM. When using kickstart to configure a new VM, the device id passed on by zVM is used to label the disk as it is formatted. I would like to specify a different label. Is this possible ? Here is how the disk appears under Linux :

Re: email and crypto

On 12/13/23 00:55, David L. Craig wrote: Also, everyone should be aware key service is effectively dead since it was discovered nothing prevents apparent public keys from being poisoned by a black hat. What I've seen w/r/t "poisoning" is flooding a given public key with countless bogus

AW: Cryptographic processor

 Victor Echavarry asks: >Does Linux under z/VM support Cryptographic processor? Yes. For CPACF (CP Assist for Cryptographic Functions) you have nothing to do, really. Just make sure Feature Code 3863 is installed on your machine(s) if you want all CPACF functions. For IBM Crypto Express

Re: email and crypto

Also, everyone should be aware key service is effectively dead since it was discovered nothing prevents apparent public keys from being poisoned by a black hat. If you want one of my public keys, visit http://dlcusa.net (hosted on a Marist Z-box--thanks, Sir Santa). -- May the LORD God bless you

Re: email and crypto

On 23Dec05:1319-0500, Rick Troth wrote: > So that's the question: are any of you using PGP via Thunderbird? (Or > using PGP at all?) I'd like to hear from you. Maybe converse with myself > and our unnamed colleague. Sorry, I glossed over this since I do not use Thunderbird. I've used GPG for

Nagios agent for SLES 12 SP5

Does anyone use Nagios on their SLES servers? We are currently using SNMP to report up to Nagios but it is somewhat lacking. Chris The information contained in this communication is highly confidential and is intended solely for the use of the individual(s) to whom this communication is

Re: email and crypto(graphy)

On 12/8/23 08:08, Rick Troth wrote: Grant's reply also got quarantined by Googoo. [sigh] Yes, sigh. I'd be curious to learn more about why it was quarantined. I have my suspicions but they hedge on conspiracy theory and I'll elide them for now. Nice detailed reply, Grant! Thank you. I

Re: email and crypto(graphy)

Grant's reply also got quarantined by Googoo. [sigh] Nice detailed reply, Grant! > I chose to use S/MIME in lieu of PGP / GPG because S/MIME support > has been in email clients going back to the late '90s.  As such I found > S/MIME to be FAR MORE TRANSPARENT than PGP / GPG ever was. I concede.

Re: email and crypto

Dear Truth, See ya at our next key signing party. Regards, Flint On Tue, Dec 5, 2023 at 1:20 PM Rick Troth wrote: > > That's cryptoGRAPHY, not to be konfoozed with cryptoCURRENCY. > > Any of you using Thunderbird? And if so, are you using the (now) > built-in PGP support? > > Last week I

Re: email and crypto

Naturally, GMail decided to quarantine some replies, including this one. Tom said: > I would participate in a group (linux-390) level 'web of trust'. I have > attached my new PGP key as published to https://keys.openpgp.org Well then ... let's get that started! Since your attachment seems to

Re: Cryptographic processor

Victor Echavarry asks: >Does Linux under z/VM support Cryptographic processor? Yes. For CPACF (CP Assist for Cryptographic Functions) you have nothing to do, really. Just make sure Feature Code 3863 is installed on your machine(s) if you want all CPACF functions. For IBM Crypto Express

Re: email and crypto

On 12/5/2023 1:19 PM, Rick Troth wrote: That's cryptoGRAPHY, not to be konfoozed with cryptoCURRENCY. Any of you using Thunderbird? And if so, are you using the (now) built-in PGP support? -snip- So that's the question: are any of you using PGP via Thunderbird? (Or using PGP at all?) I'd like

Re: email and crypto(graphy)

On 12/5/23 12:19, Rick Troth wrote: That's cryptoGRAPHY, not to be konfoozed with cryptoCURRENCY. Chuckle. Any of you using Thunderbird? Yes, for now. And if so, are you using the (now) built-in PGP support? I've poked it a few times, but I don't do much at all with PGP encrypted /

Re: email and crypto

Thanks Berry -- I'll respond privately, but also, it sounds like at work you were using an enterprise solution with some lengthy "trust links" and possibly with multifactor. I would not want to have to use a smart card for this (in general) and something about slow startup just doesn't sound

Re: Cryptographic processor

Hi Victor, Cryptography is supported on zLinux running as a virtual machine on z/VM. You have access to the native CPU instructions - the so called CPACF instructions as well the the Cryptographic Express Adapter cards (CEX8S, 7S etc depending on model of machine). zVM itself support two styles

Re: email and crypto

Hi Rick, At work I have Outlook, at home I have Thunderbird (yes, Linux only, I use opensuse for a long time already). At work, I have used encrypted mail and some colleagues do as well, but I don't like it all that much. (Actually I was glad it was removed when I installed my new PC, I didn't

Cryptographic processor

Does Linux under z/VM support Cryptographic processor? Is there a book or document that explain this? Regards, Víctor Echavarry System Programmer EVERTEC LLC WARNING: This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to

Re: email and crypto

I tried PGP encrypted emails between me and my sons (linux/unix users) but they are both using Outlook now for corporate reasons. With the three of us, it was easy to get the 'web of trust'. For my last employment, the PKI model was chosen from the very beginning. I would participate in a group

email and crypto

That's cryptoGRAPHY, not to be konfoozed with cryptoCURRENCY. Any of you using Thunderbird? And if so, are you using the (now) built-in PGP support? Last week I noticed a LI post by someone from this circle. He had made a donation to Thunderbird (and we thank you!). So I asked this colleague

Re: CLefOS won't start HELP!

Nailed it! Thanks! HCPLNM108E LNXCLF00 0130 not linked; volid VM2FC0 not mounted HCPLNM108E LNXCLF00 0131 not linked; volid VM2FC1 not mounted HCPLNM108E LNXCLF00 0132 not linked; volid VM2FC2 not mounted HCPLNM108E LNXCLF00 0133 not linked; volid VM2FC3 not mounted Frank Ramaekers | Senior

Re: CLefOS won't start HELP!

Did all the devices come back after the IPL. When you logged in the guest were there any messages saying there were minidisk(s) that couldn't be found? -- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send

CLefOS won't start HELP!

Well, we brought down our z/VM system for it's yearly shutdown and IPL (for Daylight Saving Time). Now I'm having issues bringing up ClefOS: ... Ý"Ý32m OK "Ý0m¨ Started LVM2 PV scan on device 94:13."" Ý"Ý0m"Ý31m* "Ý0m¨ A start job is running for dev-mapp...0\x2dhome.device (8s / 1min

Re: Cron run-parts /etc/cron.hourly

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Re: Cron run-parts /etc/cron.hourly

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FW: Cron run-parts /etc/cron.hourly

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Who's who?

Hi folks, a team member is trying to remember or discover who was/is in the Germain z/Linux development game. Any help? Appreciatively, mike.hard...@kyndryl.com z/VM systems support for Kyndryl /spii

Re: Ansible modules for z/VM Linux virtual machine management

We haven't had time to try the new AAP, but it's on our TODO stack, and this would be ane addon for that testing. Phil " virtus in medio stat " "Perfect is the enemy of the Good" On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 9:20 PM Robert J Brenneman wrote: > Yea Phil I will eventually get it added there once i

Re: Ansible modules for z/VM Linux virtual machine management

Yea Phil I will eventually get it added there once i jump through more hoops: cicd pipeline, changelogs, etc, etc I was gonna see if I could do a writeup of using it via AAP on Z some time in the next month or two, if yall think thatd be useful. On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 21:10 Philip Tully wrote:

Re: Ansible modules for z/VM Linux virtual machine management

Great news, this is a great add-on to the Tech Preview of Ansible Automation Platform (formerly Ansible Tower) for RHEL on Z. https://community.ibm.com/community/user/ibmz-and-linuxone/blogs/daniel-jast1/2023/06/27/ansible-on-ibm-z-tech-preview regards, Phil " virtus in medio stat " "Perfect is

Ansible modules for z/VM Linux virtual machine management

Greetings All, I've just gotten permission from the powers that be to release some tools I've been using internally on my team for a couple months now. These are a set of Ansible modules that you can use to create/destroy and modify virtual machines on z/VM via SMAPI. Yes - I am aware of

SHARE and You need each other - SHARE in Orlando, Florida March 3-7, 2024

For over 65 year, SHARE has been the focus of the best education and collaboration between users and developers of mainframe hardware, operating systems, software, and related technologies. You will also find that SHARE offers the best opportunities for networking with other users of the

Re: CP commands for Linux users

"vmcp q v dasd" is one I use all the time. Duane -Original Message- From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Rick Troth Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 12:07 PM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: CP commands for Linux users howdy y'all -- I'm collecting a list of CP commands which are

CP commands for Linux users

howdy y'all -- I'm collecting a list of CP commands which are helpful from within a guest operating system. This is mostly for Linux people. (But if anyone is running UTS or Slolaris, I'd love to hear from you!) The point is, after they have IPLed the guest OS, duh. But it's not "duh" to them.

IPL Redhat, Maintenance mode, HMC

My linux in LPAR has an issue. Probably a missing device in fstab. Should be an easy fix but I can't go into maintenance mode anymore. I am pretty sure that in the past, using the "operating system messages" in HMC I would just provide a password and it would log me in. But this time I am in the

PIPEDDR

Hi, Is anyone using PIPEDDR? Since we have 2 z/VM LPARs that are not sharing the DASD UCB ranges. We used to used PIPEDDR to dump 6 z/VM 7.2 SYSRES volumes to a FTP server from one z/VM LPAR, and then use PIPEDDR RESTORE function to restore the 6 z/VM 7.2 SYSRES volume from the FTP server on

SHARE NOLA - Request for Chairs

Hi, We're getting down to the wire! If you're going and planning to attend any of the following sessions/labs, please consider volunteering a little of your time to moderate a session or two. It's a very simple task and the speakers appreciate the effort. Please email me directly if you're able

SHARE NOLO Call for Chairs

All, We're in the final few days before SHARE NOLO. If you are going, please consider moderating one of the remaining sessions. If you plan to attend one or more of them, it's very little extra effort to moderate it as well. The sessions that are still looking for Chairs are below. Email me

Re: ClefOS upgrade

unsubscribe -Original Message- From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Frank M. Ramaekers Sent: Monday, August 7, 2023 7:01 AM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: ClefOS upgrade Yes, that seemed to correct the issue. Thanks, Neale! Frank Ramaekers | Senior Systems

Re: ClefOS upgrade

Yes, that seemed to correct the issue. Thanks, Neale! Frank Ramaekers | Senior Systems Administrator | CIS Mainframe Services [cid:image001.png@01D903EE.46B6DFB0]

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