Pipelining is not required for me because I am able to execute untagged
ASCII python modules, however, it seems that others are not. I'm still
scratching my head trying to determine what is different for me that makes
that work.
On Mon., Jan. 21, 2019, 9:46 p.m. Toshio Kuratomi On Mon, Jan 21, 2
On Mon, Jan 21, 2019 at 9:41 AM Vitezslav Vit Vlcek
wrote:
>
> I can summarize outcome of my research. Could you point me to right direction?
>
> I found faq for windows
> https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/d1c0b7a597944baed20af28c8833d51451791f69/docs/docsite/rst/user_guide/windows_faq.rst
On Mon, Jan 21, 2019 at 9:05 AM Aaron Surty wrote:
>
> It seems like Vitek's issue of executing untagged ASCII python modules on
> z/OS is not unique. I'm going to try and investigate why that works for me
> and not others, but in the meantime perhaps there should be a blurb in the
> FAQ that
It seems like Vitek's issue of executing untagged ASCII python modules on
z/OS is not unique. I'm going to try and investigate why that works for me
and not others, but in the meantime perhaps there should be a blurb in the
FAQ that suggests enabling pipelining for z/OS?
See here for more deta
For sake of record.
I had offline discussion with Surty he proposed activate pipelining
(pipelining = True in /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg). This resolves my problems
with encoding therefore code change is not needed.
Ansible modules are in proper encoding on z/OS and copy module transfers
files in bin
Hi Vitek,
You should not need to tag the python modules after transfer. Sorry I
should have mentioned that executing python modules encoded in both ASCII
and EBCDIC that are untagged also works. There must be some sort of
mechanism that first looks at the tag and if that does not exist then it
t
Hi Aaron,
how do you tag python modules after they were transferred from windows
driving workstation to zos node?
Vitek
po 21. 1. 2019 4:02 odesÃlatel Aaron Surty napsal:
> Hi Vitek,
>
> I don't have a problem executing python modules encoded as ASCII on z/OS.
> The only time I run into an issue
Hi Vitek,
I don't have a problem executing python modules encoded as ASCII on z/OS.
The only time I run into an issue is if the python module's code page is
ASCII but the module is tagged as EBCDIC. I am running version 2.7.13,
however, I believe Rocket's port of python 3.6.1 should have the
I'm running
Python 3.6.1 (heads/v3.6.1-anaconda:7960479, Aug 25 2017, 14:12:10) [C] on
zos
You don't have to declare full/official support for z/OS.
What I need for z/OS is an ascii ebcdic translation for ansible modules
that is carried out by ssh server on z/OS when using scp or sftp in ascii
Hi Vitek,
I'm curious if you are using 2.7.13+ from rocketsoftware per our FAQ entry
...
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/devel/reference_appendices/faq.html#running-on-z-os
The challenge for us is that we don't have testing infrastructure with
EBCDIC to test against, so we're never able to full
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