http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/030528/tech_sco_linuxtag_1.html
FRANKFURT, May 28 (Reuters) - A German software group on Wednesday
threatened to take U.S. software firm SCO Group (NasdaqSC:SCOX - News) to
court if it did not withdraw from a worldwide attack on Linux, the free
computer operating system.
FRANKFURT, May 28 (Reuters) - A German software group on Wednesday
threatened to take U.S. software firm SCO Group (NasdaqSC:SCOX - News) to
court if it did not withdraw from a worldwide attack on Linux, the free
computer operating system.
I wonder that we haven't heard from G|nter Freiherr
Hi, Marcy.
The Redbook doesn't really go into a great deal of detail on DIAG vs. ECKD
dasd drivers. The real performance gains come from using the DIAG driver
vs. the FBA driver. Linux i/o performance is very difficult to accurately
measure, especially in the z/VM environment, but we have had
Can I search for an occurrance of a string within files, within a
directory? I'm looking for a reference to /home in a config file or
script somewhere.
=
Chet Norris
Marriott International,Inc.
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find /etc -type f -exec grep -l /home {} \;
Since you're searching for something that is possibly referring to a home
directory, be aware that the syntax ~/ refers to the home directory of the
current user.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Chet Norris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
The others have mentioned using grep or find and grep. I'd suggest
using fgrep instead if you are not doing a regular expression search. It
is just a bit faster. Perhaps not significantly, but I'm too used to cycles
being expensive and shared to not use the slightly more efficient when it is
not
There is some _really_ good stuff coming out of Novell today. The last bit
about SCO failed to assert a claim for copyright or patent infringement
against IBM has resulted in SCO now stating that SCO's lawsuit against IBM
does not involve patents or copyrights. SCO's complaint specifically
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=569ncid=738e=1u=/nm/20030528/tc_nm/tech_munich_microsoft_dc
(that's all one line, watch out for line breaks)
MUNICH (Reuters) - The city of Munich said on Wednesday that it would switch
14,000 computers from Microsoft's Windows operating system
Hi all,
I get this error as soon as I try to share a minidisk, has someone
already solved this trouble ?
Thanks in advance.
SLES7(beta) with kernel 2.4.19 May2002
dasd_erp(3990): /dev/dasdd ( 94: 12),[EMAIL PROTECTED]: EXAMINE 24: Command
Reject detected - fatal error
dasd(eckd):
You should describe this disk in r/o mode in VM and in Linux
(dasd=0203(ro)...)
WBR, Sergey
Monteleone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: Linux on 390 Port [EMAIL PROTECTED]
28.05.2003 19:36
Please respond to Linux on 390 Port
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:
An applications developer here asked me about whether
SAP DB (www.sapdb.org) ran on z Series. I couldn't find
info on their website, anyone know?
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Marcy Cortes, VM Systems Programming, 415-243-6343
Marcy,
The last time I was involved with the port, there were still a couple of
relatively small issues with getting it built. We were awfully close,
though. Now, with SAP and MySQL AB forming a partnership over the package,
it's hard to say where it's going to go.
Mark Post
-Original
I'm not sure where to look to debug this problem.
I've been testing Suse 8. We have been on Suse 7 for about a year.
When I install Suse 8, it connects to VM's TCP/IP machine and runs just
fine. This is z/VM 4.2 btw. However, when I cycle Linux, it doesn't
connect back to IP.
But, if I cycle
There's lots of info on the IBM starting on www.ibm.com. Here is a redbook
that talks about SAP/DB2 on zSeries for Linux
This IBM Redbook focuses on the implementation of SAP application servers
on Linux for zSeries. It applies to IBM z/OS V1R2 (5694-A01), IBM z/VM V4.2
(5739-A04), SuSE Linux
While reading the console messages from booting Linux 8 under z/VM 4.2,
I noticed a message stating that I was missing VM support. Really?
What kind of support is missing? I take it that it is available in z/VM
4.3.
Just wondering how much of a problem this is and how much concern I
should
Thanks. I'm getting better at looking for the right terms, but
sometimes I just can't find what I want.
--- Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
find /etc -type f -exec grep -l /home {} \;
Since you're searching for something that is possibly referring to a
home
directory, be aware that the
But she's specifically asking about the SAPDB part running on Linux/390.
That part isn't quite there yet. We had some IBM folks looking at a couple
of the problems, but that didn't seem to get us over the hump.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Jim Sibley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom,
I have this exact same problem on one of my SuSE systems that I upgraded to
a 2.4.19 kernel. I switched to IUCV instead. If you don't want to go with
Guest LANS (and you _really_ should), IUCV is the better way to go than CTC.
They're both point to point (which stinks), and IUCV seems to
Tom,
Nope, you'll see that message with z/VM 4.3 also. It doesn't seem to cause
any problems (other than a little anxiety in the Linux/390 support folks).
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Tom Duerbusch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 12:58 PM
To: [EMAIL
You are right, in both cases.
Stopping the IP device and starting it again worked, at least the first
time.
I do plan on moving to IUCV. But during the initial testing, I'm
keeping the things I have control over, the same as I had in Suse 7.
I don't have guest lans support (z/VM 4.2), but I'm
Tom,
You can have Guest LANs with z/VM 4.2. They just won't have broadcast
capability. You _really_ want to move to Guest LANs, even without that.
Really.
Mark Post
Really.
-Original Message-
From: Tom Duerbusch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 1:15 PM
To:
If anxiety is the only problem, I can deal with it. Just hate the
thought of something I overlooked actually being a problem.
It does make me wonder what XRC support is. But it will be years
before I actually get dasd that would have XRC support in it...so what
me worry? (I hope I didn't
On Wed, 28 May 2003 13:03:41 -0400 Post, Mark K said:
I have this exact same problem on one of my SuSE systems that I upgraded to
a 2.4.19 kernel. I switched to IUCV instead. If you don't want to go with
Guest LANS (and you _really_ should), IUCV is the better way to go than CTC.
They're both
Actually you do have Hipersocket Guest LAN support in z/VM 4.2.
On Wednesday 28 May 2003 12:15 pm, you wrote:
You are right, in both cases.
Stopping the IP device and starting it again worked, at least the first
time.
I do plan on moving to IUCV. But during the initial testing, I'm
...so what
me worry? (I hope I didn't violate a trademark for MAD magazineG)
As a long-time reader of MAD (the only thing that kept me same through graduate
school) I can tell you you didn't violate any copyrights. There aren't any.
The Alfred E. Neuman character (just his face, not his name)
On Wednesday, 05/28/2003 at 01:19 EDT, Aria Bamdad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you setup guest lans if you want to use IP addresses for the
linux guests that are not private addresses? What I mean is if you
VM host is on 1.2.3.x subnet and you want the linux guests served by
the VM TCPIP
On Wed, 28 May 2003 15:09:59 -0400 Alan Altmark said:
Use NAT in the gateway to handle the translation. Or wait for z/VM 4.4.
I am at 4.3 now. Can the VM stack do NAT? I did see some documents on this
but it involved using a linux guest as the router.
How do you setup guest lans if you want to use IP addresses for the
linux guests that are not private addresses? What I mean is if you
VM host is on 1.2.3.x subnet and you want the linux guests served by
the VM TCPIP to be on the same 1.2.3.x subnet, how is it done? I thought
the guest lans had
Thanks Mark. I'll pass your answer on to the developer here.
He's already using MySQL.
Marcy
***
But she's specifically asking about the SAPDB part running on Linux/390.
That part isn't quite there yet. We had some IBM folks
On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 11:01:48AM -0400, Post, Mark K wrote:
find /etc -type f -exec grep -l /home {} \;
Or, simpler:
grep -r /home .
or maybe just:
grep * /home
Adding '2/dev/null' in the end may also help in case of permission
problems you don't want to know about.
--
Tzafrir Cohen
I'm still trying to figure out where to place things that
used to be in the /etc/rc.config in SLES 7.
For instance, I want to start Mysql and SNMPD. In Sles 7
rc.config contained:
START_MYSQL = yes
START_SNMPD = yes
Where do I do this under SLES 8? (and where is this stuff documented???)
I'm working on the same think Marcy is. there are LOTS of things that don't exist in
SLES8 that used to in SLES7. Where did they go? /etc/rc.config is a good place to
start. I see that some of the stuff has moved to /etc/sysconfig, but not all. Where
did it go? Where's the documentation?
Did you use YaST2 to do the installation? Perhaps that sort of task is done
from there. One way to find out where some of this might be done is
rpm -ql packagename
and see what winds up under /etc.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Marcy Cortes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
The same place the documentation has always been for SuSE. On CD1, in
directory /docu
I don't believe it gets to this level of detail, though. I expect SuSE
thinks you should be using YaST for this.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Wolfe, Gordon W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Simpler for this particular case, perhaps, but less flexible and powerful.
Getting people to learn more about the find command is always a Good Thing.
Plus, I don't think your second example is going to do anyone any good. The
* will expand to all file and directory names in the current
Duane,
I would not say that any of the Linux/390 distributions work better with
VM than any of the others. I also have my doubts that DSPACE (what ever
that is) would run better on one Linux/390 distribution versus another.
Without more information, that sounds a lot like magical thinking rather
Thanks! I was beginning to feel like I was losing my mind. I thought
it would be much easier to customize SLES 8 given that at least
this time, I have a little more current Linux knowledge.
2 more things have me stumped:
- How can I allow root to logon at the console only (and I'd still
like
On Wednesday, 05/28/2003 at 03:14 EDT, Aria Bamdad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 28 May 2003 15:09:59 -0400 Alan Altmark said:
Use NAT in the gateway to handle the translation. Or wait for z/VM
4.4.
I am at 4.3 now. Can the VM stack do NAT? I did see some documents on
this
but it
Mark Post wrote:
The same place the documentation has always been for SuSE. On CD1, in
directory /docu
Nothing new there. Just the installation guide and the readme's
and a bunch of the ibm redbooks.
I don't believe it gets to this level of detail, though. I expect SuSE
thinks you should be
Suse seems to be talking to the IBM folk more than the others.
It was rumored to me, some time ago, that SuSE enjoyed(s) a geographical
closeness with one of IBM's Euro research facilities and that, in general,
helped foster the initial IBM, S390 Linux, SuSE coupling.
'Twas, however, only a
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to start/stop/restart a service without
having to know exactly where the underlying script lives.
Neale wrote:
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to start/stop/restart a service without
having to know exactly where the underlying script lives.
chkconfig works - it just reports them being off. Where do I set them
on at
On Wed, 28 May 2003 23:53, you wrote:
Dave Jones
Please, when you introduce a new topic (as opposed to wandering off at a
tangent), don't reply to another. Some email clients, mine included,
understand and use headers designed for threading.
The result is that this article will not appear in a
Ignore my previous note:
chkconfig snmpd on !!
Well, who'd have guessed that? Now how would I have ever
figured that out without Neale and Mark??
Marcy (who needs to go have a beer)
On Wed, 28 May 2003 23:18, you wrote:
The others have mentioned using grep or find and grep. I'd suggest
using fgrep instead if you are not doing a regular expression search.
It is just a bit faster. Perhaps not significantly, but I'm too used to
cycles being expensive and shared to not use
If they come up in the chkconfig list, then 'chkconfig snmpd on', 'chkconfig
apache on' and 'chkconfig mysql on'.
On Wednesday 28 May 2003 04:16 pm, you wrote:
Neale wrote:
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to
On Thu, 29 May 2003 04:07, you wrote:
I also have my doubts that DSPACE (what ever
that is) would run better on one Linux/390 distribution versus another.
Without more information
A quick google:
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/story/0,,t289-s2125337,00.html
http://www.dspace.org/
It's hosted at sf.
My 4.3 system complains about it too. I'm assuming it is IBM
Extended Remote Copy. We use that for MVS, not VM :(. Here's
more info:
http://www.storage.ibm.com/software/sms/sdm/sdmxrc.html
Tom wrote:
It does make me wonder what XRC support is. But it will be years
before I actually get dasd
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Marcy, how do you mean complains? What sort of messages are being
printed on the system consoles? And remember when it comes to VM, and
its descendents, I'm something of a naïf.
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Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was wondering if anyone could comment about accessing 5120 storage from
their Linux systems. I heard that the disks appear as scsi disks and so
the 390 dasd block driver isn't involved in accessing/formatting these
devices. In fact, my understanding is that you use the IBM Subsystem
Device
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/30910.html
In the latest installment of The Canopy Family - a drama to rival the
The Magnificent Ambersons - Novell has rebuffed SCO's claim to hold Unix
copyrights and patents.
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Cheers
John.
Join the Linux Support by Small Businesses list at
On my x3270 client I go to options-change keymap...
-Original Message-
How exactly? Do you mean the .x3270pro file? What is the config line,
exactly?
Oh, .x3270pro is the correct file too if you want. Check the doc. in
/usr/share/doc/packages/x3270/x3270-3.2/html/Keymap.html
Hi,
if one wants to use Yast, I found the Runlevel editor screen handy for this
when I needed to start other services at startup, and when I looked now
there was an entry there for Mysql and snmpd.
To get there, go to System-Runlevel editor and then choose the Runlevel
Properties option, which
Greetings; (Posted to VMESA-L and VSE-L and LINUX-390)
- - Now in its sixth year! - - Includes VSE and linux/390!
I have set up a public service web page at
http://www.eskimo.com/~wix/vm/
for posting positions available and wanted for VM, VSE and linux/390.
Please visit the web
Just started doing this on our z800...
Neale, your presentation is a great guide. Also useful are a Redbook and
Redpaper on the subject:
Implementing Linux with IBM Disk Storage (good information about the ESS
side of the issue)
Getting Started with zSeries Fibre Channel Protocol (more help to
On Wed, 28 May 2003 10:53:51 -0500, Dave Jones wrote:
MUNICH (Reuters) - The city of Munich said on Wednesday that it would switch
14,000 computers from Microsoft's Windows operating system to rival Linux
Not yet decided. Microsoft claims to be allowed to improve its tender.
---
Albert
*** Reply to note of Wed, 28 May 2003 12:54:17 -0700 (MST/PDT)
*** by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lots of the stuff moved to the /etc/sysconfig directory
Sal
Wolfe, Gordon W [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm working on the same think Marcy is. there are LOTS of things that =
don't exist in SLES8 that used
The setup on SLES8 is more like Redhat now.
The old system built a runlevel link for every task, and had rc.config variables to
let the scripts decide whether or not to start the daemons. The new version depends
on the existence of the links
in each runlevel directory (/etc/init.d/rc?.d), and
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