Hello,
has anybody already made experiences with openldap? I have a strange problem
which I already
posted on the openldap mailing list without getting a helpful answer. I am
running this on a Suse 7.0
(2.2.16) system with one cpu and 256M of memory. Funny is, when I add a second
cpu it just spee
Hello Mr. Clayton:
The actual issue here is that the default netmask for CTC devices
is 255.255.255.255, which does not follow protocols as stated in the
various RFC's pertaining to IP addressing and subnet masks.
I wrote a document on fixing this manually (after install) for the
> fdasd -c /root/dasd.conf
>[...]
> in the case of dasdfmt -d cdl mke2fs says both partitions are zero size.
Yes, better use cdl. After dasdfmt, run "fdasd /dev/dasdf"
and set partitions interactively. If you insist on using -c,
you better show us what was in your dasd.conf :)
-- Pete
Ok, I'll bite - I downloaded the entire RH 7.2 GA distro and now want to
burn the CD's per the layout in the README file. How can I do this when
the SRPMS directory is 969Meg, RPMS is 946Meg - and the typical CD is
only 650Meg?!?!?!?!
Michael Coffin, President
MC Consulting Company, Inc.
57 Tam
Can someone run me through the steps for partitioning a minidisk in Linux?
I have SuSE 2.4.7 and a 200 cylinder minidisk accessed as /dev/dasdf and
tried
dasdfmt -d cdl -b 4096 -f /dev/dasdf
(also tried -d ldl)
fdasd -c /root/dasd.conf
mke2fs -b 4096 /dev/dasdf1
mke2fs -b 4096 /dev/dasdf2
in t
We have a MQ Server running successfully at OS/390. I would like to use MQ
JMS Client
from Linux/390 to access MQ Server. We do not have the LDAP Server setup on
OS/390.
Will I be able to use MQ JMS with File System Service Provider for JNDI
Services and
if so how could it be done?
Thanks in Adva
Thanks Alan. Unfortunately, the lpr.log in /var/log is empty (0 record).
-Original Message-
From: Alan Cox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: connect: Connection refused
> so it looks like we just over loaded the lpd d
> so it looks like we just over loaded the lpd daemon. Is there a limit to
> the printcap file? or a limit to the number of lpd that could be spawned? or
> the size of our linux partition? (we currently have 128Mb)...
The standard lpr protocol is normally defined to use priviledged ports
(512-10
Thanks Mark. We are able to ping the printers and telnet to the Jetdirect
box. We are also able to ping and telnet back to the MVS systems. We just
use the basic lpr, and my staff add printers with Yast so the procedure
looks simple enough. Our current printcap has over 400 printers defined,
a
Had this error myself. In modules.conf syntax has changed.
from:
iucv=vmtcpid,linux2
to:
iucv=vmtcpid:linux2
Here's the source:
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/documentation-2.4.shtml
Christopher Gibson
D
Dear Steve,
I have appended an e-mail from the IBM TCP-L mailing list, authored by Les
Geer of IBM, to this response. It explains which TCP ports are normally used
by LPR clients when they are trying to send data from their machine to a
remote host (in your case the ports the lpc daemon would pro
On Monday, 02/18/2002 at 10:33 EST, "Benton, Gerald"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) When we first brought up Suse from our HCD we found we could not
>connect to the OSA facility. We had to take one of the OSA channels
>offline to the two test MVS systems before we could get the Suse
>
Hello,
We are currently attempting to bring up SuSE on our system
for evaluation, and we're having some problems. We have two
OSA/SF Gigabit cards available that are in test at this time.
We have started testing with them thru OS/390 V2R9. We have them
communicating with Communications Server V2R
On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 10:37:30PM -0500, Post, Mark K wrote:
> Rod,
>
> Carlos is partly right. All you really need to do is tell a little
white
> lie to Samba. Add an "interfaces" parameter to your smb.conf file
similar
> to this:
> interfaces = 130.175.11.81/24
>
Well, and if you want your L
Linux for S/390 & zSeries:
On the Experimental 2.4.17 page at:
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/exp-2_4_17.shtml
you will find:
- new OCO-modules for lcs, qdio, qeth, and z90crypt.
Happy downloading !
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Kind regards,
Axel Wirbser
_
We are still in need of people to chair sessions for the up-coming SHARE
conference in 2 short weeks. All standing offers still apply; Free
chocolate, pizza, Lexus SC 430 (hot pink), and all the coffee you can
drink between sessions(*).
Please help out if you can - if you are planning to attend
It is working. If I may ask, does linux390 understand EMIF, reason being
I have only one escon channel from my S390 box to the 2216 which is
shared by about 6 lpars including my linux lpar. I can get my TR0 , TR1
up using ifconfig but as soon as I try to ping my 2216 (gw
172.20.15.85), my linux sy
At 10:43 18-02-02 +0200, you wrote:
>I've been there, done that. how do I add the second lcs , do I call it
>lcs1 or lcs0 for instance:
> echo lcs0,0x510,0x511,0,9 >> /proc/chandev (first tr0)
> echo lcs1,0x510,0x511,0,9 >> /proc/chandev (second tr1)
Yes, lcs1 will produce your eth1 network
Good morning dear LINUX-390@ readers,
we have uploaded a public beta version of Red Hat Linux for zSeries to
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/s390x/
You can send bug-reports to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or enter them
into our bug-tracking system at http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzi
I've been there, done that. how do I add the second lcs , do I call it
lcs1 or lcs0 for instance:
echo lcs0,0x510,0x511,0,9 >> /proc/chandev (first tr0)
echo lcs1,0x510,0x511,0,9 >> /proc/chandev (second tr1)
thanx
moloko
> -Original Message-
> From: Rob van der Heij [SMTP:[EMAIL PRO
hello,
Please remove me from the list.
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