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| 1914.1 | You might ask this in the DSSDEV::FMSNOTES conferences | FIGMNT::MUNYAN | Steve Munyan, ZK2-2/O23, DTN 381-2264 | Fri Dec 15 1989 17:31 | 13 |
| I suggest you ask this in the FMSNOTES conference on DSSDEV. However, you might
want to gather a little more information before you enter a note there.
For example, when you are on the ULTRIX machine are you doing the VMS equivilent
of a SET HOST? Not knowning Unix I can't give you the equivilent.
The reason I ask is that FMS makes use of a VMS terminal driver feature called
Read Verify. If you are using SET HOST the Unix system, the SET HOST program
on the Unix side needs to be able to handle Read Verify operations. If this
isn't true strange errors can arise (unless the terminal emulator is smart
enough to tell FMS that it can't handle Read Verify processing).
Steve
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| 1914.2 | pointer | SICVAX::GRAHAM | if ya want home cookin, stay home | Tue Dec 19 1989 04:56 | 11 |
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> using an Ultrix WS (DECstation 2100 with ultrix v3.0 and DECwindows
>1.0
>....I do a login on a VMS machine (3100 with VMS 5.3) via DECterm
>application using FMS (ALL-IN-1
There is a known bug with "dlogin" on ULTRIX. Please check the
ULTRIX-DECNET conference on NAC.
There is a pointer to a fix there.
Kris..
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| 1914.3 | Thanks... I'll have a look there. | CRONOS::DEMICO | Antonella De Mico DTN:870-2931 | Tue Dec 19 1989 15:04 | 0 |
| 1914.4 | Bag the dlogin | COOKIE::KITTELL | Richard - Architected Info Mgmt | Tue Dec 19 1989 15:27 | 10 |
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Better yet, use dlogin only to get to the VMS system. Once there, use
$ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=your_workstation
$ CREATE/TERMINAL
This will create a >>VMS<< terminal window on your Ultrix workstation. Your
application will generally work as it would on a VMS workstation.
Be sure to use Customize Security on your workstation to enable the VMS
node to create windows.
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| 1914.5 | Ultrix-DECnet? | BOLT::MINOW | Gregor Samsa, please wake up | Tue Feb 20 1990 13:04 | 17 |
| > Better yet, use dlogin only to get to the VMS system. Once there, use
> $ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=your_workstation
> $ CREATE/TERMINAL
This doesn't appear to work on our VMS 5.1 -- what do we need to upgrade?
Also, the NAC::ULTRIX-DECNET notesfile (in reply .2) doesn't seem to
exist. Is there a better pointer?
The reason I've asked is that I just "found" a PMAX and put a DECwindows
system on it. When I dlogin to VMS and try to use an editor, something
the editor does turns off arrow and other control keys. This doesn't
occur when I do the same from a Microvax-II based system. I suspect that
the two systems are running different versions of dlogin (or Ultrix or
something) and I stumbled over a bug somewhere.
Martin.
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| 1914.6 | Use VMS V5.3 | STAR::VATNE | Peter Vatne, VMS Development | Tue Feb 20 1990 13:54 | 7 |
| >> Better yet, use dlogin only to get to the VMS system. Once there, use
>> $ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=your_workstation
>> $ CREATE/TERMINAL
>
>This doesn't appear to work on our VMS 5.1 -- what do we need to upgrade?
Upgrade to VMS V5.3.
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| 1914.7 | known "dlogin" bug? | FUEL::graham | Send in the Clones! | Wed Feb 21 1990 00:47 | 11 |
| re .5
>When I dlogin to VMS and try to use an editor, something
>the editor does turns off arrow and other control keys. This doesn't
>occur when I do the same from a Microvax-II based system.
Send mail to mibsbx::(matt)thomas for a pointer to the RISC 'dlogin'
fix. He is the author of that code.]
Are you running an older version of ULTRIX (ie 3.0)?
Kris...
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| 1914.8 | | STAR::MFOLEY | Rebel Without a Clue | Wed Feb 21 1990 02:02 | 5 |
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That's MIPSBX::
mike
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| 1914.9 | | MIPSBX::thomas | The Code Warrior | Wed Feb 28 1990 00:33 | 5 |
| For V3.x VAX and RISC systems, you can grab a fixed version of dlogin from:
MIPSBX::patches/V3.1/{vax,pmax}/dlogin
DECnet-ULTRIX questions should be asked in NAC::DECNET-ULTRIX.
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