Hi,
Other then the sidebar that can pop out after a while,
I can't find a page where the option to change version for example z/OS 2.3 -->
2.4 works, I allways get a message of:
"We didn't find a matching topic in the product version you requested. Would
you like to go to the 2.4.0 homepage?"
but
Thanks. Turned out to be a red herring. Packets are reaching the mid-range
server, passing through the firewall but I think there is no application
(this is an IBMi mid-range box) on the box to act on them so the host
thinks the connection was rejected. I am going to cross-post in the
mid-range mai
Classification: Confidential
Agreed. IBM DOCS (or whatever they call it) is not ready for prime time.
If us z/OS folks did what the IBM DOC folks have beem doing, we'ed be out the
door!
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There is a dispute on wikipedia as to the definition of DASD and whether IBM
still uses the term. I'd like references, preferably on the hardware side, for
use of the term on i, p and z. Thanks.
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How does Conda not belong here? If it runs on z, then it's on topic.
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IBM would not respond because these are usage questions
My root files system are mounted READ as is recommended
I have superuser(0)
I have a /u/(userid) directory on some systems but not others.
I've been here awhile and haven't had the reason to use OMVS but am finding now
I do
all of this i
locsite fwfriendly sets it so that the client is the source for all connections
going to the remote ftp server (in ftp terms it's a PASV mode connection).
When the ftp server is running, the config on the server can specify a range of
ports that it can tell the client to connect to it for the da
At my current site we have /u/ defined in automount
if not IIRC you do need to change the mount mode each time to create a new
mount point, I'd stay away from that since that would create a user directory
and data in your root, the issue IBM was trying to solve by mounting the ROOT
READ ONLY
It's true. IBM certainly has the skills and resources to do this well. Why
do they keep doing it so badly?
Charles
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Are you following the IBM recommendations for sysplex root and version root?
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Sent: Mond
That is consistent with my impression.
In non-passive (non FW Friendly) mode, counterintuitively the server is
sometimes initiating a connection TO the client. PASV (FWFRIENDLY) mode
eliminates that counterintuitive protocol, and makes things easier relative to
a firewall. Hence the name, Firew
If I were to venture a guess they hand this off to design people (which is
good) that are not getting feedback from the target audience (which is bad).
That coupled with the attempt to unify everything with Cloud creates more of a
lukewarm experience for everyone.
Matt Hogstrom
m...@hogstrom.o
I expect their test servers were physically close to them and they had a
lot of automation which did a lot of testing (without complaining). Ears
set to disengaged.
Colin
On Mon, 3 May 2021 at 14:42, Matt Hogstrom wrote:
> If I were to venture a guess they hand this off to design people (which
I went to look at a few wait state codes this morning and was surprised
at how long it took to completely retrieve each web page. My guess is
that IBM's solution to too much back-end processing is to add more
back-end processing.
On 5/3/2021 6:42 AM, Matt Hogstrom wrote:
If I were to venture
Brian,
You've provided a nice example of defining a primary volume to HSM and
having it dumped on Friday, but you have not addressed the core
flashcopy question for non-SMS volumes.
Is volume C24RES the target of a flashcopy relationship with your true
primary volume? If so, how are you init
Thanks Carmen
I do see we have auto mnt defined on other systems.
but I don't see it in BPXPRMxx
also, it still doesn't show me other users directories. is that by design?
Elaine
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Create a brand new ZFS file for your user data. Then mount it at mount point
/u with RDWR.
You do not want /u/userid data in the ROOT file system.
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Elaine Beal
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in BPXPRMxx
FILESYSTEMTYPE TYPE(AUTOMNT) ENTRYPOINT(BPXTAMD)
in /etc/
auto.master
for users
/u /etc/u.map
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the automount mapping is defined in /etc/u.map
sample
name *
type ZFS
filesystem OMVS.U.sysplexname..ZFS
mode RDWR
I included this in my reply but it did not end up in my response somehow in
/etc/auto.master
/u etc/u.map
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Date: Monday, 3 May 2021 10:54 AM CDT
Subject: Re: OMVS ROOT and usage
Thanks Carmen
I do see we have auto mnt define
On Mon, 3 May 2021 10:54:19 -0500, Elaine Beal wrote:
>Thanks Carmen
>I do see we have auto mnt defined on other systems.
>but I don't see it in BPXPRMxx
>also, it still doesn't show me other users directories. is that by design?
>
You'll only see them while they're mounted; i.e. while the users
On Mon, 3 May 2021 06:40:49 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>That is consistent with my impression.
>
>In non-passive (non FW Friendly) mode, counterintuitively the server is
>sometimes initiating a connection TO the client. PASV (FWFRIENDLY) mode
>eliminates that counterintuitive protocol, and make
On Mon, 3 May 2021 02:11:25 -0500, Ron Burg wrote:
>...
>I can't find a page where the option to change version for example z/OS 2.3
>--> 2.4 works, I allways get a message of:
>"We didn't find a matching topic in the product version you requested. Would
>you like to go to the 2.4.0 homepage?
wow does that make sense! thanks!
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On Mon, 3 May 2021 12:38:02 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>There is a dispute on wikipedia as to the definition of DASD and whether IBM
>still uses the term. I'd like references, preferably on the hardware side, for
>use of the term on i, p and z. Thanks.
>
Not hardware, not i, not p, but: z/OS
In general? Because FTP is "universal" and not going away.
Charles
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Me too I feared that, however ☹
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Michael
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We've licenced Vista tn3270 and iirc I've asked Tom for permission So in
our case that's all right
Bye,
Michael
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Vista comes with it's own font (of course you can use another font) I
can't tell you why (I can't argue that), but I tried several fonts and nothing
felt right
Sometimes font A feels right for purpose XYZ but feels wrong for another
purpose... i. e. I would never use the Vista tn3270
I thought that FTP was going aay due to security, with SSH+SFTP replacing it.
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Hey Ed,
Chatted with some DFSMS folks about what you want to do. First, you are
correct. The HSM FR support is only for SMS-managed volumes. It is tightly
integrated with several SMS constructs for managing the volumes and policy.
(In the future, feel free to send me a direct email to save
Ass far as I can FTP security issues are either perceived or mythical
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> Subject: Re: Now it's easier to find stuff on the CBT Tape
About a year ago I submitted an RCF on iconv() in
XL C/C++ Runtime Library Reference. The text has been
changed in the 1Q21 refresh. It now reads:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=functions-iconv-code-conversion
If iconv() encounters a character in the input buffer that is valid,
You are saying it's .. fontastic?
Chris Hoelscher
Lead Sys DBA
IBM Global Technical Services on assignmemt to Humana Inc.
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On Mon, 3 May 2021 at 17:39, Paul Gilmartin
<000433f07816-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=functions-iconv-code-conversion
> If iconv() encounters a character in the input buffer that is valid,
> but for which a conversion is not defin
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>About a year ago I submitted an RCF on iconv() in
>XL C/C++ Runtime Library Reference. The text has been
>changed in the 1Q21 refresh. It now reads:
>https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=functions-iconv-code-conversion
>If iconv() encounters a character in t
Love it or hate it, I just do not see it going away. I am not defending it,
just observing it.
Charles
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Is there a good 3270 emulator for an Mac laptop? We're looking at Mocha
but it appears to have limited functionality.
Gary Weinhold
Senior Application Architect
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E-mai
I use zoc.
Joe
On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 6:40 PM Gary Weinhold wrote:
> Is there a good 3270 emulator for an Mac laptop? We're looking at Mocha
> but it appears to have limited functionality.
>
>
> Gary Weinhold
> Senior Application Architect
> DATAKINETICS | Data Performance & Optimization
> Pho
There's no excuse for not doing this right anymore.
It's not like we're asking IBM to invent something from scratch.
The components are already there for a seamless search experience.
Client-side search with WASM and https://www.meilisearch.com/
First send the whole Docs' index down to the client,
Glink for ios is pretty good (works on ipad and iphone as well) and does
more than just 3270.
On Tue, May 4, 2021 at 11:04 AM Joe Monk wrote:
> I use zoc.
>
> Joe
>
> On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 6:40 PM Gary Weinhold wrote:
>
> > Is there a good 3270 emulator for an Mac laptop? We're looking at Moc
On Tue, 4 May 2021 02:46:56 +, kekronbekron wrote:
>
>It is incredibly painful to look at the dumb spinning wheel.
>Adobe-indexed PDFs aren't fast either.
>For a company that produces world class machines (mainframes) & code (z/OS),
>this isn't even a challenge.
>
Motivated by another thread I
Yeah, also we all have to suffer HTTPS intercept in enterprises.
For some reason, enterprises don't even want to consider pushing some part of
this problem client-side, with an enterprise-wide deployment of an established
ad-blocker, uBlock Origin.
That cuts waste traffic out by a huge margin, it
In addition to the other suggestions, IBM's Host On-Demand is the most
functionally rich 3270 emulator on macOS that I know of.
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