Depends on your bureaucracy for getting a new server into
production... And how difficult the clients can be :)
WAS is behaved now in versions 5.
Oracle, haven't tried that one --- but I would hope it doesn't do that!
DB2 is ok with it.
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). We do a lot of that :)
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One of my guys did it - I don't think he had any issues with it.
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Hey Mark and David(and others).
Does this guy work for upgrading a sles9x (SP3+) server to SLES 10 SP1?
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if say you've got pam customization and it shoves it off to
.rpmsave and puts its stuff there instead :(.
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You would think I would have ... but I didn't... having been using
another vendor's product... Off to vanilla land
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about their own
stuff :)
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system on them and only have
like 6-something Gig left.
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pool them all together and have VM's very robust block paging
system manage full volumes and balance across all of them. Easier to
monitor.. Your i/o load is spread... There's even multilevel storage of
those pages (memory, xstor, disk).
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It would be nice to be able to say something like
Q vswitch details for USERID
If you've got a good number of them on a vswitch... It's a big PITA to
clear screen many many many times to get the one you wanted to see. I
often pipe it into a file to be able to study the output.
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Nope - that gives me all of them... Just prefixed with the userid and a
colon :)
Odd that a class G userid can get that much info?
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I mean, does the sysprog *really* want to be involved in every guest A
can't ping guest B quandry?
Umm. We always are. If not us, then who else? The Linux sysadmin?
The network admin? Those would be us too. We may not *want* to, but
that's what we do for a living :)
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worthwhile to try to hack into first. Certain not here at a bank where
that would never happen :)-- but maybe some college might have an issue.
You know those students.
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it since no one lets me
near an HMC.
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/sbin/SuSEconfig can change permissions on things based on the settings
in /etc/permissions* and /etc/sysconfig/security
Could you have changed those things and run it? (or yast2 ran it after
changing something else).
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As long as a manager says they can have it, they have it. That's all
audit cares about.
Ours do as well (via sudo), but they actually do do a lot of sysadmin'y
things that require root. They've also have sysadmin experience and
training.
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I'm pretty sure it's udev.
Chkconfig boot.udev on
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If you haven't discovered this one yet, the sitar package will make a
nice little HTML page of every thing about your servers. Mgmt might be
happy with that. You can quickly build an inventory web page.
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MQ Series and WebSphere Message Broker would be some other things to
look for.
But I think you'll need to inventory the z/OS stuff first!
Good luck!
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root 11 Feb 1 09:00 ccw-0.0.ff03 - ../../dasdy
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 Feb 1 09:00 ccw-0.0.ff03p1 - ../../dasdy1
Is there some reason why the 800a-800f disks don't result in
800ap1-800fp1? The p goes missing.
Is this a bug?
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Using the ones shipped by Novell (sles9x - udev-021-36.69 ).
I guess I get to make use of my support contract! Let's see if I
remember how!
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Sure looks like you don't have a 7000.
What do you get with
#CP Q NIC DETAILS
If on a vswitch with no ESM, you may have lost your access.
Set vswitch n grant vmid
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If I recall, it requires a big chunk of memory in your virtual machine.
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Redundancy is a good thing - but of course it depends on the criticality
of your apps.
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You mean like one created by something from a product that you probably are
pretty familiar with ? :) (so I have one :)
If you want one, some open source things like tar2rpm (alien) are worth
looking at. WAS itself is not an rpm install but a java based installer.
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things?
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and will pull good files.
But I can't find a way to make online_update call curl with a -L option.
Any ideas?
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It'll eventually time that out, I'm sure.
I'll try the very ugly hack later this evening and I *will* call you.
That's what premium support is supposed to be for, right?!!
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I think I might have a subscription problem.
I noticed all my products in my novell customer care are expired.
I'll pursue that issue first and then try online_update again.
Thanks Mark
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* Closing connection #0
What am I missing here?
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Yep, it's all up to date. Spident -vvv gives me all +'s except for
net-snmp from Velocity.
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YOU doesn't work so nothing is waiting!
I did go pull every rpm from Novell website for everything and did an rpm
-Fvh against them all.
So it is SP4+ for real.
I'm about to open a service request.
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Part 1: you can stick it in the obey list, you can stick it in the PORT
section, or you can turn off restrictlowports
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Hi Betsie!
Have you read this one?
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/perf/tuning_pap_VM.
html#vmlm
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You'll probably have to cut and paste that back together.
Not sure how to make this list not chop it. Should end with
/perf/tuning_pap_VM.html#vmlm
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Well, memory is a pricey resource in the z environment (and I don't
suppose it got cheaper on a z10 :)
Now, maybe if you had an application that had high performance needs to
files in its /tmp areas... But other than that, I don't think you'd
probably want to waste the memory.
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Be sure the place you are writing to with mkinitrd and zipl is the same
thing you are booting off of.
Do you see any thing regarding the 210 in dmesg?
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most don't use it and tend to
just build it without it so that the kernel picks up all the online at
the time devices, from what I can tell anyway.
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Does anyone have full sudo?
Then you could just
sudo su -
passwd
And change it.
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the other o/s's that at least give the
illusion that they can.
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of more than one subnet, but you do have to set it
up that way out in the network. So you could give both system A and
system B access to both subnets you have today.
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One thing that comes to mind is that you need to be sure you have MDC
set off for the volumes being shared.
(cp set shared on ).
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than 1 linux
server on z, what would the current supported recommendation be? And is
anyone doing such with MQ Series?
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THe question is.. how do I re-create these device entries so that the
are not regular files anymore?
I can tell you that they are created out of the script
/usr/share/doc/packages/devs/makedevs
You could probably delete them and rerun makedevs, but I'd back things
up first to make sure.
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the upgrade process doesn't work.
Is there a better way other than reverting back to /dev/dasda.. And then
changing it backup again when we're doing upgrading?
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with
yast, but then I can't get out for other stuff.
Is there something else I'm missing here before I open a ticket with Novell?
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, which fails. If proxy is turned off in that file, all is well
with
yast, but then I can't get out for other stuff.
Is there something else I'm missing here before I open a ticket with
Novell?
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Alan,
Try searching here http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-390@vm.marist.edu/
instead.
Seems to work better for me (and faster).
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looking at that.
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It can't find the root file system on the 1st boot and you don't get
very far.
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will be, how is it any
better than /dev/dasda and /dev/dasdb?
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We use /dev/disk/by-path
names to label all of our disks on sles9 rather
Not yet (bigger fishies to fry).
Little wary of doing so. A fix would probably break our /etc/fstab
which is coded without the p's :).
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Considering that SP2 only came out a week ago, that's hardly surprising.
FWIW, there are post-SP2 updates already, including a security kernel update
2.16.60-0.23 update from the 0.21 shipped with SP2. It came out the 20th as
well.
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I think I figured this one out. At least this is what it took for my
yup server to get it to grap SP2+ as well.
Try updating /etc/sysconfig/yup like this:
YUP_SUBVERSIONS=GA SP1 SP2
Or maybe better:
YUP_SUBVERSIONS=SP1 SP2
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I think I figured this one out. At least this is what it took for my
yup server to get it to grap SP2+ as well.
Try updating /etc/sysconfig/yup like this:
YUP_SUBVERSIONS=GA SP1 SP2
Or maybe better
Only my own. No novell.com.
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I recently read in the SLES 10 SP 2 release notes that AIDE is replacing
Tripwire in SLES.
Not sure if that's the kind of tool you are looking for.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/aide
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I think you need to upgrade yup.
Its working for me with yup-232-2.1
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It might be possible that you have to register an SP2 system first.
FWIW - I don't have one registered.
Peter does SP1 work ok for you?
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It's a bad choice of defaults on z.
It coming out of the HW. My guess is your box had some changes made to
it, internally perhaps, or you are on a different volume. All minidisks
on the same VM volume will have the same by-id, from what I can tell.
Makes cloning problematic too I suspect. And
as well,
example:
/dev/disk/by-path/ccw-0.0.0201-part1 / ext3 acl,user_xattr 1 1
reboot to pick up changes
So they tell you to change it (and say please)!!! Scary just to move a
minidisk and have your linux not boot :)
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And if you really want to use UID, you should install the recently
available VM64273 and follow the instructions in the sles10 sp2 release
notes.
(although, still, I think a bad idea :) on z -- maybe a really good idea
on a peecee perhaps).
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I get not authorized as well when pulling with that wget command and my
NCC id. It does work, however with the credentials from my
/etc/sysconfig/yup (YUP_ID and YUP_PASS) - those were the mirror
credentials from ncc for my SLES 10 product in there.
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Felipe Bannwart Perina wrote:
Hello all!
Whenever one of our linux system crashes during IPL, I get this
message:
fsck failed for at least one filesystem (not /).
Please repair manually and reboot.
The root file system is is already mounted read-write.
Does this happen often? I'd be
It's actually simpler - you don't have to create any CDx directories.
Just mount the iso file somewhere with path ending in DVD1 and use that
as your installation source.
I used: /apps/installroot/SLES10/DVD1
So mount -t iso9660 -oloop SLES-10-SP2-DVD-s390x-GM-DVD1.iso
The other advantage to a small /boot minidisk of its own in a VM
environment is that if you mess it up (like your maintenance to the
kernel missed doing mkinitrd/zipl) , you can DDR a good one from a
another server.
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Define systems management :)
The items under 1 to me say monitoring, the items under 2 say
provisioning, 3 provisioning + patching (at least for Levanta
anyway).
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Hans Reiser leads police to body:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/07/BAN011LDR8.D
TL
Those still running reiserfs on their linux server may want to format
and try ext3...
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And you might just want to grab the SP2 one instead. It is a complete
install disk replacement for the original sles10 disk. Will save you
from having to update it later.
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Re: wget on Linux - I think Paul already said he wasn't allowed out of
Linux to the internet.
But perhaps he could set up linux to use the same proxy server that his
IE is set up for and sneak out that way :)
(update /etc/sysconfig/proxy and run /sbin/SuSEconfig on SuSE - be sure
to logout/in to
One should ask some really tough questions :)
When was your last release for this platform?
What date is the next planned update?
How does that compare to the other platform? Are they on the same
level?
How many other z customers do you have?
Can you give me references?
Quiz the marketing
Yes, we have a whole department dedicated to vendor flogging and no one
doing any kernel building. We call that function vendor management
(VM)(not to be confused with voice mail or virtual machine - VF would
have been a better acronym IMHO ;).
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Lea,
Just vary it online (chccwdev -e 0.0.) and then mkinitrd and zipl.
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by-path is what we do
I couldn't find any down side to it - unless you like to change virtual
addresses in your VM directory entry randomly or something like that :)
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z10's are reliable, but not perfect - they go down (well, z9's do :).
RAID disks fail too. SW fails. Nothing's perfect. You have to figure
out the cost of providing redundancy in all layers vs. what an outage
costs you. It's different for every app usually.
Have you seen this? (watch for line
anybody have any links
or docs that have something specific for MQ on z/Linux, similar to the
whitepaper doc below?
Thanks in advance,
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Check your MTU sizes along the way. Try ping with a large packet size
(-c ) and see if it gets through. Tracepath command might be useful to
see what's happening along the way.
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sharing a Linux
filesystems if any system has the filesystem mounted r/w.
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see an inconsistent filesystem due to buffering. The only safe way
is to mount the filesystem r/o everywhere, or use NFS or something
similar.
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From /etc/sysconfig/yup
# There are two options, to get the ID:
#
# 1. use the Machine ID: this value is in
#/etc/zmd/deviceid
#on the machine you registered with.
#
# 2. go to the Novell Customer Center and request
#mirror credentials to get updates to all your
#systems with
Have to do some 2009 planning...
How long is it typically between the availability of the next release of
SLES (or RHEL for that matter) before IBM will support WAS, DB2, MQ
Series on it?
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With the defaults, your going to get all the patches from GA, SP1, and
SP2 plus the ones to take you from each of the levels to the other.
That'll be like 12G of stuff.
If you're already SP2 (either installed from that media or upgraded with
the DVD image), just pull the ones for SP2+. Change
It fails for me too on 0.27 kernel.
Looks like you have a bug to report.
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David's is the best answer, but if you must, use fdasd -l to change
them.
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It's impossible to get rid of some of these things too. Sound drivers,
wireless, usb, pci utils, other things pre-req these type of things and
in the deleting them you get to a point that yast itself would have to
go too. Although I did manage to get rid of alsa!
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I have to say I'm very impressed that SuSE can backport so many of those
new features that Linux dev is pumping out into the service stream
without requiring us to get to new versions, releases. We have to go
through so many hours of certifications and checkouts and other vendor
concurrence to
Works for me. Just did that a couple of days ago. With Yast. On SLES
10 SP 2. Volume still mounted too.
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Nope. Fresh installl of 10 sp2 looks like that here too.
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We've certified it. That means the DBA's have tested it, found that
all their tools work, and are happy supporting it.
I don't think they've found any apps that have any time or perhaps apps
with any $ to move.
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Try doing init 1
That'll take down all your processes.
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have to do the init 1 here, how do
I do it?
Steve
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Try doing init 1
That'll take down all your
I have a Linux server (sles 10 sp 2) that is currently using VSWITCH
with no problems.
I need to change him to use a DEDICATEd OSA.
I keep getting
qeth: Could not register IP address 10.93.27.248 (rc=0xe080/57472)
When I change the device from a NIC to 3 dedicated OSAs (same osa
cards).
I've
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I have a Linux server (sles 10 sp 2) that is currently using VSWITCH
with no problems.
I
by the Support Element
- the port is not enabled on the physical switch
Bottom line: The OSA is suffering from sensory deprivation of one form
or another.
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Nope, picking some address I know has never been used:
# ifconfig eth0
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But that's got to be a big lie :) --- it is working if it is on a
vswitch. Just not with dedicates.
The cables are happy. The ports are happy. The physical switch is
happy.
Are you sure what is/was being used for the VSWITCH is on the same CHPID
What disk HW is it?
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What disk HW is it?
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Subject: Re: [LINUX-390] Change the Linux from VSWITCH to DEDICATEd OSA
addresses
On 10/7/2008 at 6:46 PM, in message
Marcy Cortes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But that's got to be a big lie :) --- it is working if it is on a
vswitch. Just not with dedicates.
The cables
Yes, it does run on Linux for z.
We trialed it.
Marcy
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Welcome newbie :)
1) I've seen it too on SP2. You can just copy the file in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/ and the file in /etc/sysconfig/network files
that correspond to the existing interace to appropriately named new
files and edit with vi, changing the IP and chanids. With 2 interfaces,
you'll
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