PCRE2 source code ....

Hello, all. Is there any place where I could access and download the PCRE2 source code from the port by Ze'ev Atlas? That might be useful to folks that don't have easy access to a z/OS image... Thanks. DJ -- For IBM-MAIN

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Thanks, Joe, but I don't have access to a z/OS system to perform those steps. Take care. DJ -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Also, https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2 Joe On Sun, Jun 11, 2023 at 8:02 AM Dave Jones wrote: > Hello, all. > Is there any place where I could access and download the PCRE2 source code > from the port by Ze'ev Atlas? That might be useful to folks that don't have > easy access to a z/OS

Re: Certificate differences between Z/VM and Z/OS?

Are you saying... 1. You have your own CA (myCA) 2. You have a certificate (mycertificate) signed by myCA 3. If you use this certificate you can work with a server not on z/OS or z/VM. This server has its own certificate signed by myCA. 1. I expect your z/OS has the CA in its

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Ok well you can also get it from the github link I shared with you On Sun, Jun 11, 2023 at 10:59 AM Dave Jones wrote: > Thanks, Joe, but I don't have access to a z/OS system to perform those > steps. > Take care. > DJ > > -- >

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

Did you trust the cert when importing. The default is to leave it untrusted. Also, is there an intermediate key on the chain you don’t have imported or in the keyring I’ve learning certain lately for a project and I say I’m plumbing the depths of my ignorance which seems bottomless at times

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

CBTTAPE 939 Joe On Sun, Jun 11, 2023 at 8:02 AM Dave Jones wrote: > Hello, all. > Is there any place where I could access and download the PCRE2 source code > from the port by Ze'ev Atlas? That might be useful to folks that don't have > easy access to a z/OS image... > Thanks. > DJ > >

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

The Journey continues:Step by Step - Inch by Inch Obscurity and (my) Ignorance still trumps usability. I did finally get the Certificate loaded, defined and attached to my SMPE keyring. The jobs still fail mysteriously.The only clue being that displaying the new key via RACF says that

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Dave, Those are TSO TRANSMIT files. The hint is in the first record ... *\INMR01 There is a $INSTALL member that is in REXX. It will install all these files... Prompting will occur for hlq and optional volser. and it will then issue the TSO RECEIVE command for the the following

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Thanks, Joe. I have downloaded the XMIT file from the CBT site to my Winows 11 laptop here and used the XmitManager app to open it. I see several members that appear to be plain text files (the notes, JCL, etc.) but the SCRE member doesn't appear to be just plain text. Maybe an unloaded PDS?

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

Run a RACDCERT LISTRING on the ring. Is the appropriate DigiCert root on the ring and trusted? If not, FTP will fail. Charles On Sun, 11 Jun 2023 10:18:10 -0500, Tom Longfellow wrote: >The Journey continues:Step by Step - Inch by Inch > >Obscurity and (my) Ignorance still trumps

Certificate differences between Z/VM and Z/OS?

I have a certificate signed by an intermediate CA that is self signed (the CA certificate). The certificate CN is not specific for a client. Now I installed it on Z?OS RACF and it works with no problem against a server having a server certificate from the same CA. Now I installed the same

Re: PCRE2 source code ....

Try this which can handle XMIT'ed datasets as PDS members On Sun, 11 Jun 2023 at 15:40, Dave Jones wrote: > Thanks, Joe. > I have downloaded the XMIT file from the CBT site to my Winows 11 laptop > here and used the XmitManager app to open it. I see several

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

Tom Longfellow wrote: > I tried to find an ftp path to a digicert location because I have pretty free >access for internet connections that the mainframe initiates. You should have the z/OS Client Web Enablement Toolkit with its HTTP/HTTPS protocol enabler and REXX samples. Conceivably you could

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

Thanks Charles. I have come to the same conclusion that I am missing an "appropriate" certificate. What I cannot find is the name or source of this unnamed thing. And sometimes when I find appropriate certs I am presented with barriers to acquiring them. I am not opposed to adding IT once

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

I would not generally expect the necessity of installing any intermediates on the client side. But yes, trust is an absolute requirement. An untrusted certificate effectively does not exist. Charles On Sun, 11 Jun 2023 12:27:57 -0400, Matt Hogstrom wrote: >Did you trust the cert when

Re: The new requirement for Certificates to communicate with IBM -- A Journey

I am worn out from all of these "learning" opportunities and want to get back to "doing" the job I am paid to do. There should be no need for me to start writing code or installing curl or any of the other fine suggestions here. As I see it. IBM changed a reliable working encrypted exchange