I have done exactly so but I don't have any performance problems. Things
you should consider might include:
- LPAR Weight compared to other LPARs you might have defined.
- RAM for that LPAR. I have 8 GB. 512 might become a bottleneck (not
necessarily but still...)
- Do you have any other things
Just in time for SHARE...
SNA has created an IUCV device driver that allows an application to use
open/close/read/write semantics to manage IUCV connections. It's an
early
release, but we'd like feedback on utility and function of the package.
You'll find the source for the package at:
Sounds great. Now an SMSG handler for linux can be written to allow some set of
authorized virtual machines to send SMSGs where the text of the message is a
command to be executed in linux. With the help of CPINT, the output can be sent
back to the originating user as MSG/MSGNOH.
/Tom Kern
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Hi Neale,
here's my feedback on the implementation:
- open() should return -EBUSY in case the device is INUSE, not -EACCES
- release() should probably contain BUG_ON(!dev-flag INUSE), it does
only get called by VFS for open file descriptors
- readv()/writev() don't look like it does the job
-Original Message-
here's my feedback on the implementation:
- open() should return -EBUSY in case the device is INUSE, not -EACCES
Sounds reasonable
- release() should probably contain BUG_ON(!dev-flag INUSE), it does
only get called by VFS for open file descriptors
Okay.
-
Anyone having trouble with PuTTY connection to SuSE 9. It connects but when I
try to login as anyone, it asks for the password and after entering it, I get
access denied.
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Thanks, Bob
Hi,
You should download a newer version of PuTTY to use SSH v2.
Best Regards...
On 8/17/05, Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone having trouble with PuTTY connection to SuSE 9. It connects but when I
try to login as anyone, it asks for the password and after entering it, I get
access
The code looks pretty good overall, except for the coding
style which does not fit the Linux Kernel. I would prefer a
socket family instead of a filesystem for iucv, given that
the thing is more like networking instead of hard disk.
The semantics are specifically like a serial port, not a
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 08/17/2005 05:06:54
PM:
The code looks pretty good overall, except for the coding style which
does
not fit the Linux Kernel.
Any useful tools to convert?
That does most of it (see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/CodingStyle, also
see
Works just fine for me.
All kinds of places you can check...
Make sure the following lines are in /etc/hosts.allow
sshd: ALL
sshdfwd-cvspserver : ALL
sshdfwd-X11 : ALL
sshfwd-2080 : ALL
Edit /etc/ssh/ssh_config
Identity-file = id_dsa
protocol=2,1
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 08/17/2005 05:23:52
PM:
The semantics are specifically like a serial port, not a network or disk.
There are arguments for both semantics/approaches, but this one did the
job
for us.
Yea, it does the very same job but as far as I can see most
Thanks for indent pointer. Works like a treat.
-Original Message-
That does most of it (see /usr/src/linux/Documentation/CodingStyle, also
see /usr/src/linux/scripts/Lindent):
indent -kr -i8 -ts8 -sob -l80 -ss -bs -psl files
The semantics are specifically like a serial port, not a
network or disk.
There are arguments for both semantics/approaches, but this one did
the
job
for us.
Yea, it does the very same job but as far as I can see most
of the ioctls sementically fit what you can do with a socket
(bind
As an alternative to PuTTY you might consider the Cygwin suite. It will
allow you to use OpenSSH as well a X11R6 and a whole host of other common
*nix services on Windows.
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob
Sent: Wednesday, August 17,
I have this problem. I have a modified /etc/pam.d/sshd to authenticate
against ACF2. The problem could be anything but you will never know
because SSH will not display the ACF2 messages until after you logon
successfully. Have you modified /etc/pam.d/sshd?
Peter
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