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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 15:27:34 TUR
From:         Mustafa Inceoglu <BILMIN@TREARN.BITNET>

Hello ...

Can anybody send AIX commands summary to me ?

Thanks ...

Mustafa INCEOGLU

BILMIN@TREARN
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 15:07:00 LCL
From:         Claude BERNARD <SYSBERN@CBNM.JRC.RTT.BE>
Subject:      Re: Ethernet card support for AIX/PS2
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              <AIX-L%PUCC.bitnet@DVORAK.SCF.FUNDP.ac.be>

I got the 3Com card on my ps2 running aix 1.2 with ptf for 1.2.2.
The only thing to get it work is install the extp at the same level,
1.2.2 then change directory to /usr/nifl/3com and issue make. Then
change the ifconfig in the /etc/rc.tcpip as explained in the README
file you'll find after having updated extp. One important advice: try
to run the tcp/ip lpp at 1.2.2 level. I applied the update to 1.2.9
and the tn3270 doesn't work anymore (no more screen refresh).
And everyone knows how easy it is to uninstall an lpp on the ps2.
You can run NFS as well but never try to run YP, it does not work.
Same situation for the X.25 and the X11 samples lpp's.
But be wise: buy a rs/6000 and throw away the aix 1.2 which is only a
good way to get free diskettes from IBM (I don't need to buy diskettes
for the next 3 years). Or maybe you're a good dj.

Claude BERNARD
Central Bureau for Nuclear Measurements
Steenweg naar Retie
2440 Geel
Belgium
Tel: + 32.14.57.14.07
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Date:         Mon, 6 Apr 1992 14:45:03 SET
From:         Klaus Wacker <UPH005@DDOHRZ11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Summer time

On Mon, 30 Mar 92 16:56:57 SET I said:
>This part of the world has switched to summer time last Sunday, but our
>RS6000s haven't.  Will they switch when the US does? Or not at all? What
>should I do to make them switch at the right time? The TZ variable is
>NFT-1NFD, LANG is En_US, if that is relevant.
>
>RS6000-550, AIX 3.1.5.
>
I received a number of replies, both to the net and to me personally. I
summarize in the following those which made concrete suggestions how
to set TZ. I deleted most everything else from people's messages.

> From:         Heinz-Ruediger Oberhage <PHY070@DE0HRZ1A>
> TZ=MEZ-1MESZ,M3.4.7,M9.4.7
>          ...,M3.5.0,M9.5.0 would be correct, but it fails, at
>              least with 3.1.5 PTF 2007 (3.1.7)
(My translation from German)

> From: tbel@oahu.cern.ch
> TZ=NFT-1DFT,M3.4.0,M9.4.6

> From:       Michael Gray <mjg@eng.cam.ac.uk>
> TZ=GMT0BST,M3.4.0/02,M10.4.0/02

> From:         Bjorn Engsig <bengsig@DK.ORACLE.COM>
> TZ=CET-1CETDST,M3.4.0,M9.4.0

> From: Frank Sembach <Sembach@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de>
> TZ=MEZ-1MESZ-2,M3.4.0,M9.4.0

> From: graeme@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz
> Something like NFT-1NFD,M3.5.0/hh,M10.5.0/hh
> hh=hour of change  M3.5.0 = 3rd month, last(5) Sunday(0)

> From: "Johannes Viegener" <johannes@UBKA.UNI-KARLSRUHE.DE>
> TZ=MET-1MEST-2,M3.4.0,M9.4.0

I learned from this the following:

It doesn't matter how you call your time zone.  What matters is the -1,
which says 1 hour ahead of CUT (or GMT).  You can also call your summer
time anything you like, as long as no number follows, which means 1 hour
ahead of winter time. (Although I have seen problems when different
machines had different names - NFS mounted files had dates wrong by 1
day sometimes).

There seems to be no agreement about how to specify the dates of change
between winter and summer.  The official rule for most of continental
western Europe, I think, says last Sunday in March resp. last Sunday in
September.  The problem is, how do you specify last Sunday when in some
years March has 5 Sundays, in other years 4. graeme@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz
says M3.5.0 means last Sunday in March, Heinz-Ruediger Oberhage says
that doesn't work.  Moreover, I doubt that anybody has tested this in a
March with 4 Sundays.  I implemented the first suggestion, and it works
for now, but I don't want to worry about it every year.

tbel@oahu.cern.ch got it wrong, I think, but who am I to tell them.  I
think they change back on a Sunday, not on a Saturday, also in
Switzerland.

The UK and New Zealand seem to change back in October, not September.

Regards,

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Date:         Sun, 12 Apr 1992 15:40:48 WETDST
From:         Dov Grobgeld <dov@MENORA.WEIZMANN.AC.IL>
Subject:      anonymous ftp log
X-To:         aix-l@pucc.princeton.edu

I wonder if there is any way for remote anonymous ftp connecting to
my machine to get a log of:
  1. All the machines that have connected
  2. The passwords given for each connection
  3. The commands that have been given for each connection. E.g. which
     files have been downloaded
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 11:33:28 CDT
From:         Maurizio DAVINI <mau@IPIFIDPT.DIFI.UNIPI.IT>
Subject:      Re: eudora bridge
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              15, 92 10:00 am

Hi,
I have made it
 Mail me if you want
                        Maurizio
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 15:42:38 -0500
From:         Ed Morris <morris@MORRIS.HEP.UPENN.EDU>
Subject: Ingress on RS/6000
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   Is anyone out there running Ingress in Xwindows ? I would like to
 get some feed back both pro & con.
 Tnx;
 Ed M
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Date:         Sun, 5 Apr 1992 15:12:00 BST
From:         ADAVEY@STARLINK.UCL.AC.UK
Subject:      A simple question.

A simple question I'm sure, but how do you stop output from a background
process being output over your current process...I do mean non redirectable
output eg compiler info.
Alisdair
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 07:26:03 -0400
From:         Steve Akilan <sakilan@MMDIS01.HQ.AFLC.AF.MIL>
Subject:      compiler loadmap
X-To:         AIX-L%PUCC.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

I have a program that contains several modules, each module compiles clean
but I get an error during the linking phase about unresolved variables and
the compilers says to check the load map for a list of the unresolved.  I have
not seen the loadmap before.  Is this a new feature instead of getting the
unresolved list on the screen.  How do I access the loadmap? where is it?

Thanks in adavanced.

Steve
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 12:27:57 LCL
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From:         Petros Dourouklakis <PETROS@GREARN.BITNET>
Subject:      configuring a printer on a DEC-server 300

Hello there ....
I can recall a discussion about someone who configured a printer on
a dec server 300 for his rs machines so please excuse me if this matter
is not exactly in the topic of this list.
Here comes my problem:
I have a DEC-server 300 connected on the ethernet to serve some terminals
for logins on the rs6k. Recently i got a printer ( DEC ), which i want
to configure on the DEC-server. What do i have to do ???
I tried to configure it as a remote printer using the servers ip-address
and as remote queue the port-name but nothing happened.
Any help will be appreciated. Please mail me directly
                                              Petros Dourouklakis
                                                U. of Crete
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 08:33:53 EDT
From:         A3W@NIHCU.BITNET
Subject: re: IBM PC <--> AIX via X-Windows

The National Institutes of Health has heard about Cornell's
Scientific Workbench software, and is interested in obtaining
additional information about the software.  What function's
are offered, what platforms does it run on, etc ?
Also, is the software available to the public or can it be
purchased?

Please send all responses to:
Alex Wong  at   a3w@cu.nih.gov

Thank You.
From: dedourek@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (John DeDourek)
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Subject: Re: skulker
Date: 8 Apr 92 14:27:21 GMT
Organization: University of New Brunswick


We did have one problem with skulker.  The fellow who installed the
machine fired it up without telling anyone.  It turns out that one
of its choices for files to delete was any file with an "extension"
(i.e. the tail of the file name) which was one of the common extensions
which users use for a copy of things which they want to keep.  (I am
doing this from home.  The extension was .bak or .sav or something like
that; I don't remember precisely what it was.)  Several users were
surprised when their files disappeared.  If you are going to use skulker,
you need to take a close look at its criterion for files deleted from
users own directories, and then run a good user education campaign so
that they are not surprised by skulker's actions.

John DeDourek
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 11:36:52 EDT
From:         Caroline Hecht <CGH@CORNELLF.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Cornell Scientist's Workbench
              9 Apr 1992 11:28:58 EST from <MICHAEL@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU>

On Thu, 9 Apr 1992 11:28:58 EST Michael W. Kearney said:
>I saw a presentation on the Scientist's Workbench at the 1992 SUPER!
>meeting earlier this week. The following is from the handout I got
>there:

<Details on how to retrieve the software deleted to save bandwidth>

The information that was posted about the Scientist's Workbench is quite
accurate.  Here's a bit of additional info for anyone wondering what it
is: The Scientist's Workbench is a software package written at the
Cornell Theory Center.  It's an X and Motif client designed to bring
together and organize tools and software in a distributed computing
environment.  While this of course includes AIX, it also runs under X
on any standard Unix system.

For more info, please contact Caroline Hecht, hecht@tc.cornell.edu.

--
Caroline Hecht
Cornell Theory Center / Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
hecht@tc.cornell.edu
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 07:17:42 CDT
From:         "Paul Pratte" <PRATTE@UMSLVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      POP3

Thanks for everyones help on installing POP3. It works just fine.
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From: jmd@wrkgrp.COM (Joseph M DeAngelo)
Subject: Re: Why is xde so slow?
Organization: The Workstation Group
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 92 15:46:00 GMT

jmd@wrkgrp.COM (Joseph M DeAngelo) writes:
: I'm trying to use xde in full screen mode and have noticed that
: it takes several minutes for the source window to refresh whenever
: I enter/exit a function.  Is this behavior normal?  Is it
: preventable with some decoder-ring type of command??

I hate to complain like this but using xde is incredibly tedious.
A next/step to another function, even one already in the stack,
takes about 3 minutes to complete.  The slowup appears to be due to
a search for the correct source listing position.  If there is no
way around this, then software development on this platform must
be doomed.  Can anyone suggest any assistance?

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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 12:42:43 SET
From:         Chris Jones <CHRIS@CERNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Why is xde so slow?

On Tue, 14 Apr 92 08:33:37 SET F.Carminati said:
>I am not the only one to complain. Fed
>

Have you sent this to Syed, Tito et al? They deserve it!
                                      Chris

>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>jmd@wrkgrp.COM (Joseph M DeAngelo) writes:
>: I'm trying to use xde in full screen mode and have noticed that
>: it takes several minutes for the source window to refresh whenever
>: I enter/exit a function.  Is this behavior normal?  Is it
>: preventable with some decoder-ring type of command??
>
>I hate to complain like this but using xde is incredibly tedious.
>A next/step to another function, even one already in the stack,
>takes about 3 minutes to complete.  The slowup appears to be due to
>a search for the correct source listing position.  If there is no
>way around this, then software development on this platform must
>be doomed.  Can anyone suggest any assistance?
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 09:38:00 EDT
From:         "Peter C. Vernam" <pcv1584@MVS.DRAPER.COM>
Subject:      Re: A simple question.
X-To:         aix-l@pucc.princeton.edu

>A simple question I'm sure, but how do you stop output from a background
>process being output over your current process...I do mean non redirectable
>output eg compiler info.

If you want stdout and stderr to go to two separate files:
    cc test.c >stdout.txt 2>stderr.txt

If you want both stdout and stderr to go to the same file:
    cc test.c >both.txt 2>&1

(Note that, since the command line tokens are processed from left to
right, the "2>&1" construct, which means to redirect the stderr to the
same file as stdout, must come after the redirection of stdout.
Otherwise, stderr will be redirected to the original stdout, which is
still the terminal until the ">both.txt" token is processed.)

The above examples were for sh or ksh.  For csh, the syntax is
different.  If you want both stdout and stderr to go to the same file:
    cc test.c >& both.txt

There is no direct way in csh to make stdout and stderr go to different
files, but it can be easily accomplished via a sub-shell hack:
    (cc test.c >stdout.txt) >stderr.txt

After the redirection within the parentheses, the only thing still going
to the terminal (via the outer shell) is stderr.  The second redirection
takes care of that.


Peter Vernam                              Email: vernam@draper.com
Draper Laboratory, Inc.                   Voice: 617-258-2735
555 Technology Square                     Fax:   617-258-1131
Cambridge, MA 02139
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 10:00:31 EDT
From:         INIST <UCAD331@FRORS12.BITNET>
Subject:      eudora bridge

       Hello,

We are trying to install EUDORA on our Mac network.
At this point and on Mac station we don't have any problem.
But to set-up the bridge program named POPPER on a RS6000-IBM,
we have some problems : - at the end of compilation of all sources,
                          the make is not finding FLOCK function.
                          We have already include in the sources
                          programs the headers :
                             <sys/flock.h> and <sys/file.h>
                          also in the makefile we add the
                          conditions for compiling :
                             D_BSD

Has anybody experienced this type of configuration.

THANKS for any comments or suggestions.

               Laurent SAUDER
              Ing{nieur Syst}me at
      Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique
                  CNRS
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 13:08:13 EDT
From:         Kopal Jha <ST403059@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      compiling tcsh - compiler flags

I would like to compile tcsh for an RS6000 model 320.  I am not sure what
compiler flags to set.  If you have compiled tcsh successfully, I would
be grateful for any suggestions you might have.

Thank you,

Kopal

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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 18:04:38 MEZ
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From:         IBTALL02@CZHETH1C.BITNET
Subject:      mwm problems w/ AIX3.2/X11R4

hello xperts,
i have a problem with my mwm resource file.
when running AIX 3.1.5 (RS6k) + X11R3 + mwm, i could write something like
@'bitmap-file-name' f.exec myprogram         (@ is an 'at')
in my .mwmrc file within a popup menu definition.
the popup menu would then display an icon bitmap instead of the menu text
after upgrading to AIX 3.2, X11R4 (not R5 :(  ) this does not work anymore.
anybody know why ?
thanks
markus muser
From: mwarren@rws1.ma30.bull.com (Mark Warren)
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Subject: QIC tape programming issue
Date: 7 Apr 92 13:27:54 GMT
Organization: Bull HN Informations Systems Inc.


I got no response when I asked this the first time, so I'll try again.

We have an application that needs to be informed if someone inserts or
removes the tape cartridge from a QIC tape drive.  Does the AIX SCSI
driver detect this (it must!), and can the user process be signalled
when it happens?

If not, is there an ioctl I can issue periodically to see if the
status of the drive has changed since my last known operation?

Thanks in advance,

  [This appeared in comp.unix.aix also, but I blew the the newsgroup
   name, so it didn't get crosposted here - this is the retry!]
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 11:24:47 SET
From:         Klaus-Peter Nischke <UMA018@DDOHRZ11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: A simple question.
              5 Apr 1992 15:12:00 BST from <ADAVEY@STARLINK.UCL.AC.UK>

Simply redirect stderr to a file (or /dev/null) via eg

    cc hello.c 2>err.out >std.out

after this, err.out contains the stuff written to stderr and std.out
contains the stuff written to stdout. To ignore stderr,
type 2>/dev/null .

hope this helps,

-klaus
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 18:34:59 WETDST
From:         Dov Grobgeld <dov@MENORA.WEIZMANN.AC.IL>
Subject:      gl-program from drawing molecules?
X-To:         aix-l@pucc.princeton.edu

I am looking for gl code for displaying molecules in forms of spheres
on the screen. Has anyone written any gl code for doing this?
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 13:33:38 EDT
From:         Valdis Kletnieks <VALDIS@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU>
X-cc:         bnarr@cethil.univ-lyon1.fr
              9 Apr 1992 14:43:09 +0100 from <bnarr@CETHIL.UNIV-LYON1.FR>

On Thu, 9 Apr 1992 14:43:09 +0100 <bnarr@CETHIL.UNIV-LYON1.FR> said:
>or is it possible to use a named file instead of .exrc , this file being
>dependant of the TERM variable.

in C shell:

setenv EXINIT "whatever you wanted"

in Bourne shell:

EXINIT="whatever you wanted";export EXINIT

K-shell users are on your own...


                                  Valdis Kletnieks
                                  Computer Systems Engineer
                                  Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 16:47:00 EDT
From:         "Stephen E. Bacher" <seb1525@MVS.DRAPER.COM>
Subject:      Update Re: Square Brackets in ISPF
X-To:         c370-l@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu
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A long, long time ago (like last March),
Steve Bacher <seb@draper.com> wrote, referring to square brackets:

>I am hoping that I can figure out how to make ISPF 3.3 code pages
>do it, possibly by inventing a fake country code that has the brackets
>at the appropriate places in its alphabet.  However:
>
> (1) We can't install ISPF 3.3 because of an 0C4 bug that IBM has not
>     even opened an APAR for (the incident number is 4x071 from here
>     in Boston).  This is also delaying our implementation of
>     BookManager, which we desire badly.
>
> (2) Even if (1) is resolved, my understanding is that EVERY SINGLE
>     PANEL, etc., that you'd want to see square brackets on would
>     have to be tagged with the appropriate CCSID.

Two updates:

(1) I found out that terminal type 3278A works for 3179 and similar
    terminals (that use TPUT NOEDIT), without any translate table
    hacking.

(2) The 0C4 is solved.  It occurs when you're running ISPF 3.3 as a
    test system with ISPF 3.2 in the LPA, and you use LIBDEF.  Due to
    program fetch peculiarities too involved to explain here, ISPF
    picks up ISPTUTOR out of the LPA (old version) instead of getting
    it out of ISPLLIB (new version).  Workarounds:

    a) Install ISPF 3.3 in production (LPA).

    b) Don't use LIBDEF.

    c) Start up ISPF under TSO TEST, and load the correct copy of
       ISPTUTOR into the job pack area, then RUN.

 - SEB
From: jkorpela@vipunen.hut.fi (Jukka Korpela)
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Subject: Re: printf & /n
Date: 11 Apr 92 09:24:55 GMT
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland

In article <C370-L%92041009031803@NCSUVM.CC.NCSU.EDU> GLWARNER@SAMFORD.BITNET writes:

   In standard C,
   if I do a printf, without a \n, and then a scanf, the user input
   shows up after the printf output.  But on C370, it seems that NOTHING
   shows up until I do the \n.

As far as I have interpreted the holy scripture (ANSI C standard)
correctly, the standard does not require that output buffer be
flushed before the program goes to input wait. It is just common
behaviour. And of course it's a nuisance that C370 behaves
differently. But I'm afraid it's an unavoidable feature that
results from the characteristics of the I/O system in 370
architecture: one cannot output a partial line, i.e. a line
which does not end with an end-of-line. At least I think so because
the obvious solution to your problem, doing a explicit fflush(stdout),
does not help.

* Jukka "Yucca" Korpela			     *  Jukka.Korpela@hut.fi      *
* Manager of User Support						  *
* Helsinki Univ. of Technology Computing Centre, Finland		  *
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