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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Ferries
> Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 10:40 AM
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: [U2] UV calling chuser from application
>
> HI All,
>
> We want to lock out a user's UNIX login id, a
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Arie van Dam
> Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2006 02:50
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: RE: [U2] Changing server IP address
>
> I just changed the IP address of our customers servers this
> weekend with no problems whatsoe
AIX 5.1
I think this is too early in my process, since we have exec'ed the uv
shell, and started the application. They have passed the unix login
check, but they fail the application's password checks.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hi, Laure.
I've got a sollution.
Provided that I got no more answer than yours, I had to investigate a
little.
So I've found a pretty utility unix-like called ps.exe that gives me the
parent-pid.
With this and a little BP, voila!
I've put it in production and it seems to work fine.
Sometimes it is
What version of unix? We use Solaris, and handle all of this at the OS level
in /etc/profile prior to prior to exec'ing uv in the user's /.profile. If the
user's ip address or host name had been recorded in a file. If the ip/host is
in the file we display a message containing a phone number fo
Did you try to edit in "up arrow" mode to see if there are some control
characters? I assume UV prints to a 'driver'. Is the unix script the same? Is
anything missing in it (path statement, etc...).. Perhaps change line one of
the script to force it to use bash?
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Fr
We are currently upgrading to a new solaris server. The plan was to go
live with the new server this week. In order to minimise disruption, we
had planned to modify the IP address and hostname of the new server to
match the current production server (as well as changing the IP address
and h
the "sudo" command it alows the execution of a single command as root:
EXECUTE 'SH -c "sudo chuser account_locked=true ':@logname:'"'
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Steve Ferries
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 11:40 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u
HI All,
We want to lock out a user's UNIX login id, after three failed attempts
into our application. We are using the following command from the
application that monitors the fail/success of the login attempt at the
application level.
EXECUTE 'SH -c "chuser account_locked=true ':@logname:'"'
This
Has anyone encountered a problem running Universe 10.1 on Windows 2003
server, besides that identified previously in this group by Mr. Alonso
of Quiter Servicios Informaticos (no release of UV user licenses on
dropped connections)?
There are several scary-sounding documents in the tech notes about
Thanks to all of you who responded on this. Great to have so many
responses with no conflicting answers!!
Regards,
Rob Wills
(rob dot wills at tigerinfotech dot com)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 10/07/2006 15:54:14:
> This is exactly how we have handled new servers in the past.
> -Dianne
--
We had an issue with this on UV 8 on HP UX 9 a couple of years back...
Then, after an upgrade to UV 9 on the HP UX box, we didn't have the
problem, and after that we have successfully done a migration from the UV
9/HP UX to UV10 on Win2k using exactly this method - took me just a weekend
to transf
This is exactly how we have handled new servers in the past.
-Dianne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are currently upgrading to a new solaris server. The plan was to go
live with the new server this week. In order to minimise disruption, we
had planned to modify the IP address and hostname of th
I just changed the IP address of our customers servers this weekend
with no problems whatsoever, to reach the same goal.
Just make sure you also change the hostnames as well to match the old
server name in the new situation. Some programs use the servername when
connecting.
And no doubt you were
We have actually done exactly what you have stated. It seemed to work
just fine.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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If you have copied universe onto the new server you will have to transfer
the licence. If universe is just staying on the old machine, and it is just
the ip that is changing then you should be fine. (when i last did it anyway
...).
rgds
Symeon.
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uniVerse doesn't care what the IP address is. We did what you propose and
it worked like a charm.
Karl
> We are currently upgrading to a new solaris server. The plan was to go
> live with the new server this week. In order to minimise disruption, we
> had planned to modify the IP address and
Hi,
We run UV 10.0.2 on RH 7.2. After a controller failure, UV and the OS were
re-installed. Everything seems to be working except for this: On certain
reports, the first few bytes (@ 5 or 6 lines) are 'missing'. When printed
to the screen, however, all the report data is correctly displayed.
If
We are currently upgrading to a new solaris server. The plan was to go
live with the new server this week. In order to minimise disruption, we
had planned to modify the IP address and hostname of the new server to
match the current production server (as well as changing the IP address
and hos
Dave
The program flavor and $OPTIONS statement dictate the way the program is
compiled: determining the specific object code generated. Which means that
the BASIC code itself will run the same, regardless of the flavor of the
account in which is runs. What won't work the same, of course, are
flavo
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