On Aug 7, 2011, at 19:33, Glenn Knickerbocker wrote:
>
> Rather than reinvent the whole server, check out PIPESERV:
>
> http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?PIPESERV
>
> It writes info about arriving reader files on *.out.rdr: and you can connect
> your pipeline there to process them. If you want to add more function later,
> you just hook up more pipelines to its other outputs.
>
Yow! 4200 lines! I thought I might learn something by reading
it. TMI.
But fetching it with a homebrew webget pipe, I saw headers
flash by:
Server: z/Web-server_for_VM+SSL/1.6a z_VM/5.4.0.1101 CMS/24.003 REXX/4.02
CMS_Pipelines/1.0110
X-Lrecl: 80
X-Recfm: F
Is there a webget-style client that honors the X-Lrecl and X-Recfm
headers? Perhaps Charlotte? Or I could add an FBLOCK stage to my
homebrew.
Ooh! SSL! Where do I learn more about availability of SSL? Hmmm.
Publibz shows me 61 VM documents with "SSL" in the text; mostly
admin/config. Of course what I'd really like are SSH and SFTP,
but that's pretty unlikely.
Thanks,
gil
