========> [VMSLT98A.BULLETIN]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Introduction to BULLETIN on the Vax BULLETIN was written for the Public Domain by Mark London at MIT. The BULLETIN utility permits a user to create messages for reading by other users. Users may be notified upon logging on that new messages have been added, and what the topic of the messages are. Actual reading of the messages is optional. (See the command SET READNEW for info on automatic reading.) Messages are automatically deleted when their expiration data has passed. The program runs like VMS mail. The different interest groups or BULLETIN boards are implemented in the form of 'Folders', just like a filing cabinet. A Folder contain various messages on the same general topic. A message is a piece of text written by a user or staff person and added to a particular folder. All users are not permitted to submit messages to all folders. A message consists of an expiration date, a subject line and the text of the message. BULLETIN will prompt the user for these things when a message is being added. ========> [VMSLT98A.CDWRITE]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Hi, I have just put CDWRITE13_VMS up for anonymous FTP on v36.chemie.uni-konstanz.de in [.cdwrite]. CDWRITE13_VMS writes a files-11-structured container file onto a recordable CD. I have thrown off the option to produce an audio CD. The produced disk is mountable on every VMS-system without any special drivers. I've tested the program with OpenVMS/VAX 6.1/DEC C V5.3-006/ Vaxstation 3100 M38 and I'm pretty sure that this program will run fine on any Alpha, too. Writing a CD is a nontrivial task especially in a multiuser environment. Just look into the FAQ for CD-writing. I recomment a standalone machine, though I've developed and tested on a clustered VAXstation. Then dismount the SCSI-disk on all machines but your cdwriter machine before burning. Special thanks to Wolfgang J. Moeller, who helped me by looking into the sources of OpenVMS and encouraged me to use a slow VAXstation 3100 for CD-writing. You'll need the following hardware: A 700-1000 MB SCSI disk, directly connected to the machine with a SCSI-Bus. A Phillips (CDD2000) or HP 4020i CD-Writer (The original linux program supports more drives here and it is up to you to modify the source if you like! Please send me this version!). You'll need the following software: Install the DECUS-vddriver and generate on a container-file of a size smaller than 650 MB (restriction: select a multiple of 100 Blocks, because this is build in here). Initialize the SCSI disk with the switch /index=beginn to get 650 MB contiguous space. Now install a virtual disk: $ copy nl: disk:[dir]VDA1.DSK/ALLOCATE=XXXXX/CONTIGUOUS $! i.e. I use 1327100 for xxxxx = 647,998 MB $! The next command takes many seconds $ set file/end_of_file/nomove/nobackup disk:[dir]VDA1.DSK $! $ SET FILE /ATT=(RFM:FIX,RAT:NONE,LRL:512,MRS:512) disk:[dir]VDA1.DSK $ asnvd :== $dev:[dir]asnvdm6.exe $ asnvd/assign vda1: disk:[dir]VDA1.DSK Access the virtual disk $ ini vda1: archiv $ mount vda1: archiv $! backup or copy all files you want to archiv $! until there is no space left on your vd-drive $ dismount vda1: Page 2 $! compile & link CDWRITE13_VMS.C Now install the generic scsi driver for your cdwriter-drive (here ID #3): $ mc sysgen connect gkb300:/noadapter/driver=gkdriver $! caution: (this OpenVMS/VAX specific) Define two symbols: $ cdwrite13_vms:==$disk:[dir]CDWRITE13_VMS.EXE $ cdwrite:==@disk:[dir]CDWRITE.com Now (here's an logged output): $ cdwrite Enter vd-container-filename: dkb0:[000000]vda2.dsk Enter gk-device: gkb300: Enter speed-parameter (1 or 2) [2]: Enter test-Parameter (dummy or write): Usage: cdwrite [-dummy/write] [-speed speed_factor (1/2)] Parameters : dummy=0 write=1: 0 speed: 2 SCSI inquiry data returned 36 bytes of data: HP C4324/C4325 1.27 Wait until drive becomes ready ... Comments to the parameters: I recomment to use double speed (parameter speed: 2). "dummy" means, that the program runs in test mode. "write" means, that you are trying to produce nice frisbees if somethings went wrong. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. Please send comments to Eberhard.Heuser-Hofmann@uni-Konstanz.de or vaxinf@chclu.chemie.uni-konstanz.de ======================================================================== 09.Sep.1997 Here's an update info: Because of the need of getting a running version for a Phillips CDD2600 I have modified the source of CDWRITE13_VMS. The program now produces a fewer messages. Now it runs fine on a DEC Alpha 3000-300L under OpenVMS/AXP 7.1. Page 3 CDR-Type Firmware Phillips CDD2000 1.26 Phillips CDD2600 1.07 HP 4020i 1.27 Yamaha CD100 1.08 (Many thanks to our Computer Center!) (4 x Speed writing on a Alpha!) (2 x Speed writing on a VAX!) Compile+link on Alpha: $ cc/prefix=all/define=(CDR-Type=1) cdwrite13_vms.c (valid CDR-Types: CDD2000,HP4020,CDD2600,HP6020,CD100) $ link cdwrite13_vms The rest is mentioned in the readme.txt file. anon-ftp to v36.chemie.uni-konstanz.de in [.cdwrite] have fun Eberhard ================================================================== ========> [VMSLT98A.CORBA]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== [ Is this the first free CORBA ORB for OpenVMS? ] ******* Free CORBA 2 ORB for C++ available now ******* The Olivetti and Oracle Research Laboratory has made available the second public release of omniORB (version 2.4.0). We also refer to this version as omniORB2. For a summary of changes since the last public release (vesion 2.2.0), please visit http://www.orl.co.uk/omniORB/omniORB_240/index.html. omniORB2 is copyright Olivetti & Oracle Research Laboratory. It is free software. The programs in omniORB2 are distributed under the GNU General Public Licence as published by the Free Software Foundation. The libraries in omniORB2 are distributed under the GNU Library General Public Licence. Source code and binary distributions are available from our Web pages: http://www.orl.co.uk/omniORB/omniORB.html Technical Highlights ==================== omniORB2 implements specification 2.0 of the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA). - C++ language bindings are supported. The mapping conforms to the latest revision of the CORBA specification. - The Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP) is used as the native protocol. - The omniORB2 runtime is fully multithreaded. It uses native platform thread support encapsulated with a small class library, omnithread, to abstract away from differences in native thread APIs. - A COS Naming Service, omniNames, is provided. - The following platforms are supported: o Solaris 2.5 / Sun SparcCompiler C++ version 4.2 o Digital Unix 3.2 / DEC C++ compiler version 5.5 o x86 Linux 2.0 / GNU C++ compiler version 2.7.2 / Linuxthreads 0.5 o x86 Windows NT / Windows 95 / Visual C++ version 5.0 Ports to the following platforms are available. These ports are done by external contributors and have been integrated into the source tree. For these platforms, no pre-compiled binary is available. o IBM AIX 4.2/ IBM C Set++ 3.1.4 o HPUX 10.20/ aC++ (B3910 A.01.04) o OpenVMS Alpha 6.2/ DEC C++ compiler 5.5 o OpenVMS Vax 6.1/ DEC C++ compiler 5.5 Page 2 o NextStep 3.3/ gcc-2.7.2 This release has also been tested with egcc-1.0 that has been patched to support thread-safe exception handling. The ports to Mac OS and SGI Irix 6.x are known to exist. However, the ports have not been merged into the source tree yet. It should be straightforward to port omniORB2 to any platform which supports POSIX style threads, BSD style sockets and has a decent C++ compiler which supports exceptions. - It has been tested for interoperability via IIOP with other ORBs, such as Iona Orbix 2.2 MT, Iona OrbixWeb 2.0.1, Visigenic Visibroker for C++, and HP ORB Plus 2.5. Work in progress ================ omniORB2 is not yet a complete implementation of the CORBA core. The following features are not supported in the current release. Support for these features will be included shortly in a future release of omniORB2. - `Typecode' and the type `Any' is in beta testing. Please visit the omniORB home page for latest updates. - The Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) is not supported. - The Dynamic Skeleton Interface (DSI) is not supported. Missing features ================ The following features are missing from omniORB2. We are not currently planning on adding support for these features. - The BOA only supports the persistent server activation policy. Other dynamic activation and deactivation polices are not supported. - omniORB2 does not has its own Interface Repository. -- Dr. Sai-Lai Lo | Research Scientist | E-mail: S.Lo@orl.co.uk | Olivetti & Oracle Research Lab | 24a Trumpington Street Tel: +44 223 343000 | Cambridge CB2 1QA Fax: +44 223 313542 | ENGLAND ========> [VMSLT98A.CVS]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This is a partial implementation of CVS (concurrent versioning system, which layers on top of RCS to give a source control system suitable for large groups of users) for VMS. ========> [VMSLT98A.EG]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== The NANOG traceroute, modified, yet again 16-Oct-1995 If you get STUPID compile errors, use gcc. STUPID compile errors are things like: "traceroute.c", line 464: syntax error at or near type word "char" "traceroute.c", line 464: const declared as parameter to non-function AIX 3.2.5: BSDI 1.1: Digital UNIX 3.2c: FreeBSD 2.0.5: Mach10: % cc -o traceroute -O traceroute.c -lm Ultrix 4.3: % cc -o traceroute -DULTRIX43 -O traceroute.c -lm Unixware 1.0.3: % /usr/ucb/cc -o traceroute -O -DMAX_DATALEN=1500 traceroute.c -lm -lresolv SunOs 5.4: % /usr/ucb/cc -o traceroute -O traceroute.c -lm -lresolv SunOs 5.4 without the optional UCB stuff: % cc -o traceroute -O -DSUN_WO_UCB traceroute.c -lm -lresolv -lsocket -lnsl Solaris 2.5.x without UCB stuff: % gcc -o traceroute -O -DSUN_WO_UCB traceroute.c -lm -lresolv -lsocket -lnsl Solaris: % cc -o traceroute -O traceroute.c -lm -lresolv -lsocket -lnsl -lucb VMS: $ define arpa multinet_root:[multinet.include.arpa] $ define netinet multinet_root:[multinet.include.netinet] $ define sys multinet_root:[multinet.include.sys] $ cc traceroute $ link traceroute,sys$input:/opt multinet_socket_library/share sys$share:vaxcrtl.exe/share ^Z $ traceroute == "$location:traceroute """ Enjoy Ehud Gavron, gavron@aces.com ACES Research, Tucson High Speed Internet ========> [VMSLT98A.FINGER]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== DECUS Finger update This is my version of DECUS Finger, the original version of which is available at ftp.spc.edu in the finger directory. My version fixes a number of problems experienced in VMS versions 6.1 and above. It runs under UCX and Multinet (using UCX emulation) on both VAX and Alpha. I don't use the TCP/IP finger server, so I can't vouch for it. Some changes made: * Add recognition of DECwindows Motif (FTAn:) pseudoterminals * Add recognition of Multinet Telnet terminals (NTYn:) * Rewrite FINGER link command for Alpha to fix sharable EXE problem * Change Hardware model display to reduce number of characters used * Add ``.PLAN'' as another option for FINGER Plan file * Add ability to finger unix case sensitive usernames using quotes * Handle new DECnet errors introduced in OpenVMS VAX V6.1 and OpenVMS Alpha V6.2 resulting from the addition of Full-name DECnet support * Write FORTRAN version of UCXSUBS.MAR for Alpha for TCP/IP support, this is used with VAX version also since UCX V4.0 and above has problems with UCXSUBS.MAR * Alpha version of FINGER has Login time as one of the default displayed items since idle time is not available Notes: Finger is customizable. Please read the instructions (FINGER.DOC) on where to find the places in the code to change the site specific settings. The source code below is customized for my site. One such change is the reduction of max users from 7500 to 500 in FINGERCOM.FOR. If your site has many more users, you may want to restore this to the original value. Also to build a TCP/IP compatible version of FINGER use UCXTEST.COM instead of BUILD_FINGER.COM. Source code: VAX version of Finger Alpha modifications for Finger If you have an Alpha, you need to download both files. On my system, I have the Alpha code in one directory and the VAX code in another. On VAX systems, this directory is SYS$LOCAL:[FINGER]. On the Alpha I use SYS$LOCAL: as search list that points first to the Alpha directory, and then the VAX one. Thus, the command files that build the Alpha version find the correct files. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last modified August 16, 1997 by Vance R. Haemmerle vance%toyvax@arizona.edu vance@toyvax.Tucson.AZ.US ========> [VMSLT98A.GHOSTSCRIPT]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This area contains sources for Ghostscript which allows one to view Postscript documents online (in conjunction with GhostView). Where display postscript is not available, this allows one to view or print Postscript documents. ========> [VMSLT98A.GNUSOFTWARE]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== This directory contains many Gnu programs in source. Many also build on VMS asis. Note new versions of gcc (C compiler), G77 (Fortran compiler) emacs (editor) and others. A2PS-4_10_4.TGZ;1 AAAREADME.TXT;1 ABOUT-NLS.TXT;1 ABUSE-2_0.TGZ;1 ACCT-6_3_2.TGZ;1 AUTOMAKE-1_3.TGZ;1 BASH-2_02_1.TGZ;1 BASH-DOC-2_02.TGZ;1 BC-1_05.TGZ;1 BINUTILS-2_9_1.TGZ;1 CFENGINE-1_4_12.TGZ;1 CVS-1_10.TGZ;1 DG_5_0.TGZ;1 DICTION-0_7.TGZ;1 ELECTRIC-5_4G3.TGZ;1 EMACS-20_3.TGZ;1 ENSCRIPT-1_6_1.TGZ;1 FREEDOS-0_1BETA.TAR-GZ;1 G77-0_5_23.TGZ;1 GAS-MAKEFILE.VMS;1 GC-1_05A.TGZ;1 GCC-2_8_1.TGZ;2 GCC-ANOTHER-PATCH_SRC.TXT;1 GCC-DRIVER.TGZ;1 GDB-4_17.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50GNU.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50JPEG.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50LIBPNG.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50PC.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-5_50ZLIB.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-FONTS-5_10.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-FONTS-OTH-5_50.TGZ;1 GHOSTSCRIPT-FONTS-STD-5_50.TGZ;1 GIT-4_3_17.TGZ;1 GNU_SETUP.COM;1 GPERF-2_7.TGZ;1 GREP-2_2.TGZ;1 GRG.README;1 GSTEP-CORE-0_5_0.TGZ;1 GUAVAC.README;1 GUILE-1_3.TGZ;1 INCLUDE.TGZ;1 INETUTILS-1_3_2.TGZ;1 INSTALLATION.ALPHA;1 KAFFE-1_0_B1.ZIP;1 LEIM-20_3.TGZ;1 LIBGCC.TGZ;1 LIBGPP-2_8_0.TGZ;2 LIBGXX-2_8_0.TGZ;1 LIBGXX-2_8_1_1A.TGZ;1 LIBGXX.READ;1 LIBSTDCXX-2_8_1_1.TGZ;1 LIBTOOL-1_2.TAR-GZ;1 LILYPOND-1_0_17.TGZ;1 LOGIN.COM;1 LYNX.README;1 LYNX28.TGZ;1 MAKE377.TGZ;1 MC-4_1_35.TGZ;1 METAHTML-5_08.TGZ;1 MIT_KERBOROS_V5R1_REL.TXT;1 MOTTI-1_0.TGZ;1 MTOOLS-3_9_1.TGZ;1 MTOOLS.README;1 NANA-1_14.TGZ;1 NCURSES-4_2.TGZ;1 NET2-BSD.README;1 OCTAVE-2_0_13.TGZ;1 PERL-5_005_02.TGZ;1 PERL5-04.TGZ;1 PLOTUTILS-2_1_6.TGZ;1 READLINE-2_2_1.TGZ;1 RIPUTILS.TGZ;1 RX-1_5.TGZ;1 RX-1_9A.TGZ;1 SED-3_02.TGZ;1 TCPR-1_3.TGZ;1 TCX-LINUX.TGZ;1 TEXINFO-3_12.TGZ;1 TEXINFO.TEX;1 TMPEVENTLOGGER.TXT;1 UCBLOGO-4_6.TAR-GZ;1 VERA-1_4.TGZ;1 VERA-1_4A.TGZ;1 VMS-GAS-PATCH.SRC;1 VMS-GAS.README;1 WGET-1_5_3.TGZ;1 WGSVIEW-2_1.TG;1 WINBOARD-4_0_0.README;1 XBOARD-4_0_0.TGZ;1 XDELTA.README;1 XLOGMASTER-1_4_3.TGZ;1 XMCD-2_3.TGZ;1 ZLIB113.ZIP;1 ZLIBC-0_9H-2203_DIFF.GZ;1 ZLIBC-0_9H.TGZ;1 ZLIBC.HTM;1 ZLIBCDOC.TXT;1 ZLIBCFAQ.TXT;1 ========> [VMSLT98A.GROTH]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Description Edward J. Groth 23-Jun-1997 This directory contains backup savesets of my software: Date of saveset Name Brief description creation 23-Jun-1997 plot.bck Plot software 23-Jun-1997 programs.bck Programs (mostly astronomical data analysis) 23-Jun-1997 tape.bck Tape software 23-Jun-1997 tools.bck General utility routines Each saveset should be restored to a different directory (tree). Each saveset contains its own 00readme.txt file. All software runs on both VAX and Alpha. The savesets above contain vax versions of the object libraries and executables. You will need to recompile and relink if you need the alpha versions. The software is written in Fortran and (VAX) macro. You may use this software at your own risk. I retain the copyright. There is no support! Files 00README.TXT, 1 Kb, Mon Jun 23 15:21:44 1997 PLOT.BCK, 8226 Kb, Mon Jun 23 15:13:45 1997 PROGRAMS.BCK, 33224 Kb, Mon Jun 23 15:13:45 1997 TAPE.BCK, 678 Kb, Mon Jun 23 15:13:45 1997 TOOLS.BCK, 4387 Kb, Mon Jun 23 15:13:45 1997 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ========> [VMSLT98A.IRC]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== IRC for VMS - Internet Realtime Chat Hello, If you would like to disable /spawn, /exec or /on, then edit global.h and comment out the defines at the top of the file. Hopefully a lot of bugs have been fixed, but I am always interested in hearing about new bugs or suggestions :-) Enjoy. no_nick (masdough@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu) --------- It is best to do the installation from a clean directory. 1) @install 2) set your default server/port 3) set the location of the final executable (installation_dir) 4) C)ompile it 5) R)un it to make sure it works. 6) I)nstall it wherever you want. 7) E)dit the login if you want. 8) D)elete everything that you don't need. --------- ******* Questions ********* Q01) The install.com won't let me delete anything. What do i do? A01) Make sure that you use a capital Y when it asks you if you want to delete the files. Q02) Whenevr I run irc, I get the error: "*** Could not load [sys$login:.ircrc]". What do I do? A02) You don't need to do anything. By default, the client tries to load a file from your home directory called ".ircrc". It won't hurt you if you don't have the file. Q03) What should I put in my .ircrc? A03) Just about anything that you want. Anything that you can type at the normal prompt in irc can be put in this file. ========> [VMSLT98A.JAVA]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This area contains several public implementations of Java and Java runtimes. ========> [VMSLT98A.JED]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== John E Davis' things: Jed - editor, like EDT but runs on many environments. SLANG - macro language for Jed and others Most - handy file viewer. ========> [VMSLT98A.MATHOG]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Questions about this FTP site should be directed to system@ftp.bio.caltech.edu. Most of the material is here. Directory contents as of 18-APR-1995: AUCTION.ZIP Small scale auction system, for use with the OSU Decthreads webserver. (It could probably be modified to work with other OpenVMS servers, but not on anything else, since the scripts are in DCL.) Use BINARY FTP to transfer. GIBBS.ZIP VMS port of the NCBI's Gibb's software. Contains .exe for VMS/AXP 6.1 + DECC 4.1, also source code, demo, build instructions, and porting notes. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. GLE_3_3H_VMS_ALPHA.ZIP VMS port of GLE version 3.3H. Works correctly on ALPHA (other GLE ports I tried do not.) GLE is a very nice graphing tool, semi- interactive (modify "program", hit button to plot, repeat until done.) X11, Postscript, and other formats supported. More controllable than GNUPLOT, makes nicer plots (personal opinion, obviously.) Use BINARY FTP to transfer. GCGCGM.ZIP CGM graphics driver for the GCG molecular biology package. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. GNU_M4-1_4_VMS.ZIP VMS port of gnu m4 preprocessor. Result of a merge of the preexisting 1.2 port and the current 1.4 distribution. ICALCV.ZIP Slightly modified version of the ICALC program. On VMS systems it will put the results of up to 10 calculations, specified on the command line, into a symbol ICALC_OUT (comma separated, if more than one result). For the interactive mode, it will only put the LAST result into that symbol. MACBIN_XBIN_VMS.ZIP OpenVMS versions of the XBIN and MACBIN programs. XBIN extracts the resource, data, and information forks from a .hqx file. MACBIN assembles the three files into a single MacBinary file. MINIPROC_1_02_SOURCE.ZIP A general purpose file preprocessor. Very strictly ANSI C, known to compile and run on OpenVMS and Irix. Works 99% with CodeWarrior Pro 2 on Windows and WNT (except for stat() based functions, which the compiler doesn't have.) Binaries for this program for many platforms are available, see below. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. MINIPROC_1_02_D_UNIX_DECC.GZ Page 2 MINIPROC_1_02_IRIX_5_3.GZ MINIPROC_1_02_OVMS_ALPHA_6_2.ZIP MINIPROC_1_02_SOLARIS_GCC.GZ MINIPROC_1_02_WIN32_CODEWARRIOR.ZIP Binaries for miniproc for several platforms. You will also need to pick up the MINIPROC_1_02_SOURCE.ZIP file. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. MMAIL.COM Demo procedure demonstrating how to send MIME mail messages (as generated by mpack) via MULTINET. Use ASCII FTP to transfer. OPENVMS.DIR Directory containing a bunch of OpenVMS utilities in DCL. PASSWD_TO_NAMES.NAWK NAWK program for converting a Unix passwd file to the "names" database format used by the campuswide Name Space system. PESTFIND.ZIP ANSI C port of M. Rechsteiner's PESTFIND program. Test files. DCL procedures to wrap it for use with GCG package. PHYLO_WIN_VMS.ZIP VMS port of the PHYLO_WIN phylogeny program. Includes source and binaries for OpenVMS/Alpha 6.2. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. PSCAL.ZIP VMS port of PCAL program - prints nice monthly calendars in POSTSCRIPT. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. PKZ204G.EXE MSDOS zip program, from Oak.Oakland.edu Simtel mirror site. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. RFINDPATTERNS.FOR,.TXT,.CMD Findpatterns variant - it extracts the pieces it finds into separate files. Only sites with valid GCG licenses should retrieve this program! Use ASCII FTP to transer. RTFTOHTML.ZIP VMS port of Chris Hector's RTFtoHTML software. Contains .exe for VMS/AXP 6.1 + DECC 4.1, also source code, docs, and build instructions. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. SAFDEC.KBD Much improved keyboard file for Micro-X Win. This one puts the key functions in the right positions, as much as possible like an LK series keyboard. Still need to use a MICROX_WIN modmap with this keyboard, but numlock works correctly. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. Page 3 SERVERCONFIG.ZIP System for configuring remote X11 servers to use OpenVMS clients. Modmaps for MacX and MicroX-Win included, as are sample *.VUE$DAT files, and an experimental "console time limter". SSLEAY_8_1_FOR_OSU.ZIP Files and instructions for building SSLeay .081 for use with the OSU DECthreads webserver. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. SYSUAF_TO_NAMES.COM DCL script for converting a SYSUAF.LIS file to the "names" database format used by the campuswide Name Space system. TWSK20B.ZIP (from Oak.Oakland.edu Simtel mirror site) Trumpet TCP/IP stack for Windows. (If you have WFWG, use the Microsoft TCP/IP stack instead.) Use BINARY FTP to transfer. UNZ512X.EXE MSDOS unzip program, from Oak.Oakland.edu Simtel mirror site. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. WFWT32B.EXE Microsoft TCP/IP stack for Windows for Workgroups (Windows 3.11) Use BINARY FTP to transfer. WGOPHER.ZIP Gopher 2.2 for Winsock stack from Oak.Oakland.Edu Simtel mirror site. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. WS_FTP.ZIP FTp for Winsock stack from Oak.Oakland.Edu Simtel mirror site. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. XLDLAS.ZIP VMS port of XLDLAS 0.85 program. Also needs GNUPLOT to work properly. Can use TEX if you have it (not tested). This is a data analysis program, does some statistics. Runs on top of XFORMS. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. XWIN_MAN.PS Micro X-Win manual in postscript format. Use ASCII FTP to transfer. XBIN.ZIP Port to OpenVMS of a Unix (de)binhex program. Useful for extracting RTF files and others that don't have anything important in the resource fork. Use BINARY FTP to transfer. ========> [VMSLT98A.MOELLER]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== From: GWDVMS::MOELLER [moeller@gwdvms.dnet.gwdg.de] Sent: Monday, February 09, 1998 2:10 PM To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com Subject: XNTPD (for VMS/UCX) slightly updated I have slightly updated my 1995 port of XNTP 3.4v (not exactly the latest version by now, but still working fine for me) to VMS/UCX/DECC - the original would only compile with DECC V4. There is no (intended) change in behaviour. [XNTP is a free implementation of the 'network time protocol', RFC 1305; major advantage over the UCX implementation is that it comes with tools like `NTPQ' that let you observe how well it's doing.] Source kits are again at: ftp.gwdg.de://pub/vms/xntp3.4v.VMS.zip gwdw04.gwdg.de://VMS/XNTP3_4V_VMS.ZIP I've built XNTP with DECC V4.1 and V5.6, on VAX and ALPHA, up to VMS V7.1; UCX version isn't critical at all (a dinosaur like UCX V2.0E works fine). If there's demand for a binary kit, or for a later XNTP version, please let me know ... Wolfgang J. Moeller, Tel. +49 551 2011516 or -510, moeller@gwdvms.dnet.gwdg.de GWDG, D-37077 Goettingen, F.R.Germany | Disclaimer: No claim intended! ----- ----- ========> [VMSLT98A.MOREAU]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== Decwindows things for VMS. See Brief.Description for detail. This is new since thje last tape. AAAREADME.TXT;1 BATTALIONVMS-1_4.ZIP;1 BRIEF.DESCRIPTION;3 CENADIR_LIS.TXT;2 GIFMAP-1_54.ZIP;1 GS_510_EXE_AXP62.ZIP;1 GS_510_SRC.ZIP;1 MOSAIC3_1.ZIP;1 MXRN-DXRN-618-32.ZIP;1 ROSEGARDEN-12.ZIP;1 SAPPHIRE.ZIP;1 SOX-12_15.ZIP;1 X11R5_XAW_XMU.ZIP;1 XPAINT-253.ZIP;1 XPDF-0_7-WJM.ZIP;2 XPDF-0_7A.ZIP;1 XSOKOBAN-31.ZIP;1 ========> [VMSLT98A.NASA]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== KRONOS The latest Kronos is here, a job scheduler which runs in VMS and was used by DEC before DECschedule was written. Also some other items, ========> [VMSLT98A.NET98A]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== This area contains miscellaneous items from the net, many for VMS but some for other systems. Text files are in general straight documentation but binaries exist in various compressed forms. Files of type .TGZ are GZIP compressed TAR, as are most files named *.GZ. Source code generally has the string "src" somewhere in the filename or extension. A few highlights: VNC - remote terminal, like Xterm but more secure. 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WINSUP-B19_1_TAR.GZ;1 WINWHO.ZIP;1 WRITINGSVCHANDLER.TXT;1 WS301.EXE;1 ZBSPRO.ZIP;1 ZWQUERYDIRECTORYOBJECT.TXT;1 ========> [VMSLT98A.PERL]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This area contains Perl, including VMS binariesas well as sources. Perl is a wonderful language for writing script type things. ========> [VMSLT98A.PINE]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This area contains Pine for VMS. Pine is a mailer (and editor) which can handle IMAP4 protocol as well as others, and which knows about MIME enhancements. ========> [VMSLT98A.PSICOPY]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== Psicopy is a net copy utility for psi-net. Also tcp filters for UCX is here. AAAREADME.TXT;1 POPPASSD010A.BCK;6 PSICOPYU5040.A-DCX_AXPEXE;1 PSICOPYU5040.A-DCX_VAXEXE;1 PSICOPYU5040.B-DCX_VAXEXE;1 PSICOPYU5040.BCK-DCX_AXPEXE;1 PSICOPYU5040.C-DCX_AXPEXE;1 RMSLOCK.MAR;36 SYSPQL010B.BCK;3 SYSPQL010C.BCK;1 UCXTCPFILTER022B.BCK;3 UCXTCPFILTER022B.BCK-DCX_AXPEXE;1 UCXTCPFILTER022B.BCK-DCX_VAXEXE;1 VMSLOCK.MAR;6 ========> [VMSLT98A.SAMBA]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Samba is an implementation of Microsoft Networking (file access and print access anyhow) for other OSs; the VMS version is here also with binaries. Use this and your other box can serve disks to MS systems or your system can access disks on Microsoft shares. ========> [VMSLT98A.SECURITY]AAAREADME.TXT;3 <======== This area contains many security related notes (and also various attack code so you can know what the "bad guys" are doing). 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See individual items for descriptions. A2PS.ZIP;1 AAAREADME.TXT;1 AXP-DRIVER-EXAMPLE.ZIP;1 AXPFINGER.DIR;1 BAT.ZIP;1 CATDOC.ZIP;1 CHARM.ZIP;1 CLUE$SDA_VAX.ZIP;3 CVTLIS.ZIP;2 DSNLINK_NEW.ZIP;1 EXTRACT.ZIP;1 FINGER.$PACKAGE;1 FINGER.01_OF_25;1 FINGER.02_OF_25;1 FINGER.03_OF_25;1 FINGER.04_OF_25;1 FINGER.05_OF_25;1 FINGER.06_OF_25;1 FINGER.07_OF_25;1 FINGER.08_OF_25;1 FINGER.09_OF_25;1 FINGER.10_OF_25;1 FINGER.11_OF_25;1 FINGER.12_OF_25;1 FINGER.13_OF_25;1 FINGER.14_OF_25;1 FINGER.15_OF_25;1 FINGER.16_OF_25;1 FINGER.17_OF_25;1 FINGER.18_OF_25;1 FINGER.19_OF_25;1 FINGER.20_OF_25;1 FINGER.21_OF_25;1 FINGER.22_OF_25;1 FINGER.23_OF_25;1 FINGER.24_OF_25;1 FINGER.25_OF_25;1 FINGER.DOC;1 FINGER.FOR;1 FINGER.HLP;1 FINGERCLD.CLD;1 FINGERCOM.FOR;1 FINGERDAE.FOR;1 FINGERDEF.INC;1 FINGERFLG.FOR;1 FINGERLAT.FOR;1 FINGERLIB.OLB;1 FINGERMSG.MSG;1 FINGERSHO.FOR;1 FINGERSHR.FOR;1 FINGERTER.FOR;1 FINGER_AXP_OBSOLETE.README;1 FINGER_AXP_OBSOLETE.ZIP;1 FINGER_BUILD.COM;1 FINGER_CONTEXT.FOR;1 FINGER_CUSTOM.TXT;1 FLIST.ZIP;1 FTP_MIRROR.ZIP;6 GETCMD.ZIP;1 GIFMAP-1_54.ZIP;1 HGLOGIN.ZIP;1 HGSD.ZIP;1 HTTPS.ZIP;1 JUMP.ZIP;1 LAST.ZIP;2 LIST.ZIP;2 MAILSHR_PATCH.ZIP;1 MBOX.ZIP;1 MGFTP.ZIP;3 MGLOGIN.ZIP;1 MGSD.ZIP;2 MLSEARCH.ZIP;3 MMK.ZIP;1 MOSAIC3_0B8.ZIP;1 MTX.ZIP;1 NOTICE.ZIP;1 PERF_METER.ZIP;3 PSTOTEXT.ZIP;1 PSUTILS.ZIP;1 REMOTE.ZIP;1 SDA_EXTENSIONS_DOC.ZIP;3 SET_PRCNAM.ZIP;1 TPU-C-EXAMPLE.ZIP;1 TQE.ZIP;1 UNZIP.BCK;1 UNZIP.ZIP;1 VMSTAR.ZIP;1 ZIP.ZIP;1 ========> [VMSLT98A.TK.AXPFINGER]AAAREADME.TXT;2 <======== Finger V51_1_24 VMS V5 required. The supplied images were linked under V5.2 and will need to be re-linked if you are running an earlier V5 release. The object files are supplied to do this for those without the VAX Fortran compiler. Major changes: o None Minor changes: o Code to report the originating node and username for RTAnnn: terminals has been added. This replaces the old TT_UCB code with a method which will be far more robust across future VMS versions. [Thanks to Frank Nagy of Fermilab] o All known problems with array subscripting have been fixed. The image now compiles and runs properly when compiled /CHECK. In fact, the supplied objects are compiled that way. o A long-standing problem with /SORT used in conjunction with jnet has been corrected. In short, duplicate or garbled output would be emitted for all but the first jnet finger command, and the first jnet finger command would not return any user information. o Jnet code and installation procedures have been modified for jnet V3.3. o Added display of forwarding address if mail is being forwarded, unless forwarding is to PMDF's DELIVER% protocol. o Corrected problem where HELP would go to useless places (for jnet, the bit bucket; for DECnet, NETSERVER.LOG) instead of being delivered to the requester's terminal. o Corrected problem with not finding our help library. o Corrected problem with mail messages not displaying if the user being fingered did not explicitly declare a mail directory. o Corrected problem with /SORT=LOGIN_TIME. o Display an error message if sorting on an unknown field. o Added /SORT=CPU_TIME subqualifier. o Cleaned up error message, all are now in standard VMS format. o Disconnected virtual terminals are now displayed as VTAnnnn: instead of _VTAnnnn: so as to fit in the field width. o Terminal types are now inquired from VMS if the terminal is not in the Finger Common Block (FCB) or if the FCB contains the string "Unknown" for the terminal type. Page 2 o The CPU type is now reported a little differently. o A problem with the host name was fixed - if the FCB contained a blank or null hostname, the DECnet node was not being used instead. o Unread mail information is now shown to the sender, even if across a DECnet or Jnet link. An option for treating DECnet as a common envir- onment was also added. o Idle times are back! Thanks to Ted Nieland, Joe Meadows, and Ken Adel- man for their work on this. o Bypass logic over DECnet has been cleand up. o FINGMAINT will now display an error message if an attempt is made to add an item which will not fit in the FCB. o Added SHOW/STATISTICS to FINGMAINT to show the number of items used and left, as well as percentage of utilization, for each of the item types. New for V51.1.20: o A bug with displaying the mail forwarding information has been fixed. Previously forwarding would not display in some cases. o The NONODE message has been corrected. A previous attempt at a fix had the side effect of not signalling the error if Finger was not local. o Add display of jnet "receive" file count. o The interpretation of "default" qualifiers has been corrected. Previ- ously if nothing was specified or defaulted in the CLD, Finger would assume a set of qualifiers. Now if nothing is specified or defaulted in the CLD, only interactive jobs will be displayed. o Two new qualifiers (DISSUBJREP and DISMAILREP) have been added to the CLD to allow sites to customize the amount of Mail information Finger displays without having to re-compile. See the FINGER_CUSTOM.TXT file for more information. o The process type (Bat, Net, Sub) is now displayed in the terminal name field for non-interactive processes. o Terminal servers may now be Fingered if you have TSM on your system or any other system on your network also running this version of Finger. Finger spawns TSM in a subprocess and displays the output. This change requires Finger to have OPER privilege. The new START_FINGER files have been changed to reflect this. o Fingmaint now emits the proper error message if a user executes a com- mand such as ADD/UAF instead of ADD/USER/UAF. o Personal names are now stored as the full 31 characters. This allows Page 3 people with long names (bosses, typically) to have their name display properly when Fingered. The name length when /PERSONAL is given re- mains at 25, and can be changed by editing the source. *** NOTE: THIS CHANGE REQUIRES THE FINGER COMMON BLOCK (FCB) TO BE RE- *** BUILT AND RE-LOADED WITH THE NEW FINGMAINT !!! New for V51.1.21: o A typo in the non-default site-specific section of decnet_finger would prevent compilation if selected. This has been fixed. o Output would be truncated if the user being fingered was running an image which had an extremely long file specification (greater than 64 characters). This has been corrected. o If the site-specific option to 'pretty' personal names was selected, an access violation would occur. This has been corrected. o A problem when the site-specific "commonly administered DECnet" option was selected has been corrected. Previously, selecting this option did not properly display mail sender information. (It also wouldn't com- pile properly). o Finger was erroneously propagating the /IAM qualifier onto non-DECnet networks under the following circumstance: If VMS Finger received a DECnet request for a non-DECnet host, it would propagate the entire command line without inspection. In this situation, the /IAM qualifier should have been removed. It is now properly removed in this case. o Minor cosmetic changes have been made to the header. New for V51.1.22: o The ADD/USER/UAF command in Fingmaint is now *much* faster. Thanks to Craig Watkins of PSUECL for this fix. o A spurious error message was generated if you fingered a user who was in the process of logging in on an RTA device. This has been correct- ed. Thanks to Craig Watkins (PSUECL) and Frank Nagy (FNAL) for this fix. o Some data structures were erroneously left in the Finger common block which pertained to the obsolete TT_UCB code. They have been removed in this release. Thanks to Frank Nagy of FNAL for this fix. o If the port name (SET PORT NAME) of a DECserver port is "DIALUP.some- thing" it will now be reported as a location of "Dialup something" in- stead of "SERVER DIALUP.so", which was the previous action. o Users may now individually prevent others from seeing their count and subjects of unread mail. This is accomplished by having a Mail folder named "F_PRIVACY". If Finger detects this folder, it will print the message "Mail: Permission refused by owner" instead of the usual in- formation. Page 4 Editorial comment: My dead body must be around here somewhere, as I have been known to say that this feature would be implemented obver my dead body. However, as the alternative to this is the few militant users forcing a system-wide default of /DISREPMAIL, this is probably a smaller lossage. I seriously thought about checking for the F_PRIVACY folder before fingering another user, and refusing to print any mail information if the person doing the finger had F_PRIVACY set, but I decided it was unfair to penalize the vast majority. Feel free, how- ever, to make snide comments to anyone you observe using Finger if you know s/he has F_PRIVACY set. o Some typos in FINGERLAT which caused a potential security problem have been corrected. o The code in IDLE-MON which patched the RT devices for idle times was changed to work with VMS V5.2. If you are running an earlier release of V5 VMS you will need to change the string 'RTA0:' to 'RTB0:' in the IDLE-MON.MAR file. o A discussion group for Finger and related tools is now available at host SPCVXA.BITNET. Send net mail to terry@spcvxa.bitnet for informa- tion on joining. New for V51.1.23: o Fix the DISSUBJREP (disable mail subject reporting) qualifier. It was completely broken by an earlier change. o Install (yet another) workaround for the "no logical name" problem. New for V51.1.24: o An obscure condition which could cause looping in rare cases was fixed. Terry Kennedy terry@spcvxa.spc.edu Operations Manager, Academic Computing terry@spcvxa.bitnet Saint Peter's College (201) 435-0252 2641 Kennedy Blvd. Jersey City, NJ 07306 ========> [VMSLT98A.TMESIS]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== Various systems kernel hacks for Alpha from the VAXMAN (Brian Schenkenberger) including Alpha system service intercept, clusterwide DCL symbols and more. ========> [VMSLT98A.WASD]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This is a web server for VMS FTP site for the WASD Hypertext Services Package ------------------------------------------------ Thanks to Jeremy Begg of VSM Software Services Pty Ltd (http://www.vsm.com.au/) for his generous support in providing this service via his company's systems, and indirectly to Simon Hackett of Internode Systems Pty Ltd (http://www.internode.com.au/) which provides Internet services for VSM. It is easiest to access this archive using a web browser, try ... http://ftp.vsm.com.au:8000/wasd/ ftp://ftp.vsm.com.au/wasd/index.html A demonstration Web server is available for appraisal ... http://ftp.vsm.com.au:8000/ ========> [VMSLT98A.WIN_UNDER_VMS]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This is a public domain implementation of the Win32 interface for other OSs (VMS too!). Use if the Bristol code is too costly. Includes sources. ========> [VMSLT98A.WWW]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This directory contains the source files for a DECthreads-based HTTP server. Building images: First build the www_server executable, either by MMS with the descrip.mms file or the build_xxxx.com command procedure in the [.BASE_CODE] sub-directory. The commands to do this are: (MMS) $ MMS/MACRO=TCP=xxxx (DCL) $ @BUILD_xxxx.COM where 'xxxx' is a code for the TCP package: UCXTCP, MULTINET, CMUTCP, TWGTCP, TCPWARE Next set default to the [.SCRIPT_CODE] sub-directory and compile/link the script images using either one of the the commands: (MMS) $ MMS/MACRO=TCP=xxxx (DCL) $ @BUILD_SCRIPTS_xxxx.COM Finally, set default to the [.FORK_CODE] sub-directory and compile/link the script images using either one of the the commands: (MMS) $ MMS (DCL) $ @BUILD_FORKSCRIPTS.COM Testing server: Verify that the server operates by invoking the [.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM with the following parameters: @[.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM RUN SYS$OUTPUT/3 HTTP_MAIN.CONF 8000 of if you haven't setup DECnet yet: @[.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM MBXNET SYS$OUTPUT/3 HTTP_MAIN.CONF 8000 and then attempt to connect to the server using a WWW client (use url "http://your-host-name:8000/"). The "/3" appended to the second parameter sets the logging level to 3, increasing the logging level makes the server report more information (useful for debugging problems with the configura- tion). The demonstrations (vmshelp and nagel23a) will not work until the DECnet proxy access is set up properly, view the HTML file serverdoc/script_setup.html for hints on setting this up. Comments at the top of HTTP_SERVER.COM give detailed descriptions of the parameters it expects. Logical names: WWW_ROOT Logical root of web server files. If not defined when invoked, http_server.com defines it as parent directory of directory containing http_server.com. WWW_SYSTEM Contains server executables and configuration files. Page 2 Defaults to same directory as http_server.com. WWW_SERVER_PORTS Exec mode logical that lists privileged TCP ports http_server.exe is permitted to listen on. WWW_DIRSERV_ACCESS Used by http_dirserv.exe to limit connections to the DECnet object is creates. WWW_DIRSERV_OBJECT Translates to name of DECnet object declared by http_dirserv.exe (WWWDIR). Distribution directories: [] (WWW_ROOT:[000000]) If login directory, holds WWWEXEC.COM and WWWDIR.COM (DECnet task objects). Default location for log files such as access.log. [.BASE_CODE] Source code for main server and support programs such as privrequest.c. [.BIN] Default location for scripts invoked via URL paths starting with /htbin. [.SERVERDOC] Holds HTML documents used in sample configuration. These documents describe the server's features as they demonstrate them. [.SCRIPT_CODE] Source code for scripts run from the WWWEXEC object (i.e. any code that uses scriptlib.c, or cgilib.c). [.SYSTEM] (WWW_SYSTEM) Holds procedures, executables, and configuration files for running server. Installing server: The best way and safest way to install the server is to create a dedicated non-privileged account, duplicating the distribution file tree in this account's login directory. Define DECnet proxy access to the server account from both the server account and the SYSTEM account for the current node, making the proxy from the server account a default proxy (/default). The comments at the top of HTTP_STARTUP.COM give more details on creating the proxy records via AUTHORIZE. Copy HTTP_STARTUP.COM to sys$manager and modify your system startup procedures to invoke it at system startup, specifying the parameters as directed by the comments at the top of HTTP_STARTUP.COM. HTTP_STARTUP.COM will defines the logicals listed above as system-wide logical names. Create a rules file for your site, using http_main.html as a starting point. The rules file format is similar to the CERN http server format, see file [.SERVERDOC]CONFIGFILE.HTML for descriptions of the individual rules. Page 3 Shutting down/Restarting server: Management commands are sent to the running server using the privrequest program. Privrequest must be invoked as a foriegn command with the following arguments: $ privrequest local-port "command" remport where: local-port Local port number server recognizes as management port (HTTP_MAIN.CONF configures server to use port 931). "command" Managment command: HELP, SHUTDOWN, RESTART, ... remport Option port number if server not running on port 80. Mailing list: Hunter Goatley has created a mailing list for discussion of issues related to DECthread HTTP server. To subscribe send a command like the following in the body of a mail message to MXserver@kjsl.com: SUBSCRIBE VMS-WEB-daemon "Your real name here" Release notes: See the file aaareadme.release_notes for a summary of fixes and enhancments made to the various releases. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- David L. Jones | Phone: (614) 292-6929 Ohio State Unviversity | Internet: 2070 Neil Ave. Rm. 122 | jonesd@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu Columbus, OH 43210 | vman+@osu.edu ========> [VMSLT98A.WWW.PREVIEW]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This directory contains the source files for a DECthreads-based HTTP server. Building images: First build the www_server executable, either by MMS with the descrip.mms file or the build_xxxx.com command procedure in the [.BASE_CODE] sub-directory. The commands to do this are: (MMS) $ MMS/MACRO=TCP=xxxx (DCL) $ @BUILD_xxxx.COM where 'xxxx' is a code for the TCP package: UCXTCP, MULTINET, CMUTCP, TWGTCP, TCPWARE Next set default to the [.SCRIPT_CODE] sub-directory and compile/link the script images using either one of the the commands: (MMS) $ MMS/MACRO=TCP=xxxx (DCL) $ @BUILD_SCRIPTS_xxxx.COM Finally, set default to the [.FORK_CODE] sub-directory and compile/link the script images using either one of the the commands: (MMS) $ MMS (DCL) $ @BUILD_FORKSCRIPTS.COM Testing server: Verify that the server operates by invoking the [.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM with the following parameters: @[.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM RUN SYS$OUTPUT/3 HTTP_MAIN.CONF 8000 of if you haven't setup DECnet yet: @[.SYSTEM]HTTP_SERVER.COM MBXNET SYS$OUTPUT/3 HTTP_MAIN.CONF 8000 and then attempt to connect to the server using a WWW client (use url "http://your-host-name:8000/"). The "/3" appended to the second parameter sets the logging level to 3, increasing the logging level makes the server report more information (useful for debugging problems with the configura- tion). The demonstrations (vmshelp and nagel23a) will not work until the DECnet proxy access is set up properly, view the HTML file serverdoc/script_setup.html for hints on setting this up. Comments at the top of HTTP_SERVER.COM give detailed descriptions of the parameters it expects. Logical names: WWW_ROOT Logical root of web server files. If not defined when invoked, http_server.com defines it as parent directory of directory containing http_server.com. WWW_SYSTEM Contains server executables and configuration files. Page 2 Defaults to same directory as http_server.com. WWW_SERVER_PORTS Exec mode logical that lists privileged TCP ports http_server.exe is permitted to listen on. WWW_DIRSERV_ACCESS Used by http_dirserv.exe to limit connections to the DECnet object is creates. WWW_DIRSERV_OBJECT Translates to name of DECnet object declared by http_dirserv.exe (WWWDIR). Distribution directories: [] (WWW_ROOT:[000000]) If login directory, holds WWWEXEC.COM and WWWDIR.COM (DECnet task objects). Default location for log files such as access.log. [.BASE_CODE] Source code for main server and support programs such as privrequest.c. [.BIN] Default location for scripts invoked via URL paths starting with /htbin. [.SERVERDOC] Holds HTML documents used in sample configuration. These documents describe the server's features as they demonstrate them. [.SCRIPT_CODE] Source code for scripts run from the WWWEXEC object (i.e. any code that uses scriptlib.c, or cgilib.c). [.SYSTEM] (WWW_SYSTEM) Holds procedures, executables, and configuration files for running server. Installing server: The best way and safest way to install the server is to create a dedicated non-privileged account, duplicating the distribution file tree in this account's login directory. Define DECnet proxy access to the server account from both the server account and the SYSTEM account for the current node, making the proxy from the server account a default proxy (/default). The comments at the top of HTTP_STARTUP.COM give more details on creating the proxy records via AUTHORIZE. Copy HTTP_STARTUP.COM to sys$manager and modify your system startup procedures to invoke it at system startup, specifying the parameters as directed by the comments at the top of HTTP_STARTUP.COM. HTTP_STARTUP.COM will defines the logicals listed above as system-wide logical names. Create a rules file for your site, using http_main.html as a starting point. The rules file format is similar to the CERN http server format, see file [.SERVERDOC]CONFIGFILE.HTML for descriptions of the individual rules. Page 3 Shutting down/Restarting server: Management commands are sent to the running server using the privrequest program. Privrequest must be invoked as a foriegn command with the following arguments: $ privrequest local-port "command" remport where: local-port Local port number server recognizes as management port (HTTP_MAIN.CONF configures server to use port 931). "command" Managment command: HELP, SHUTDOWN, RESTART, ... remport Option port number if server not running on port 80. Mailing list: Hunter Goatley has created a mailing list for discussion of issues related to DECthread HTTP server. To subscribe send a command like the following in the body of a mail message to MXserver@kjsl.com: SUBSCRIBE VMS-WEB-daemon "Your real name here" Release notes: See the file aaareadme.release_notes for a summary of fixes and enhancments made to the various releases. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- David L. Jones | Phone: (614) 292-6929 Ohio State Unviversity | Internet: 2070 Neil Ave. Rm. 122 | jonesd@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu Columbus, OH 43210 | vman+@osu.edu ========> [VMSLT98A.XMGRPLOT]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== From: manager@nuclear.physics.sunysb.edu Sent: Monday, May 18, 1998 8:55 AM To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com Subject: Xmgr Xmgr is a 2D plotting tool for X Window System, using a Motif-based user interface. It's home page is at http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Xmgr/. The latest version compiles (with DECC) and runs on VMS without changes. A few of features of Xmgr are: * User defined scaling, tick marks, labels, symbols, line styles, colors. * Batch mode for unattended plotting. * Read and write parameters used during a session. * Regressions, splines, running averages, DFT/FFT, cross/auto-correlation, ... Xmgr is available from: * Israel (ftp://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/pub/xmgr4/src/) Mirrors: * Israel (ftp://ftp2.netmor.com/mirrors/xmgr4/src/) * Germany (ftp://fire.mpi-stuttgart.mpg.de/pub/mirrors/xmgr4/src/) * Canada (ftp://abragam.med.utoronto.ca/pub/mirrors/xmgr4/src/) * USA (ftp://wauug.erols.com/pub/X-Windows/xmgr4/src/) ========> [VMSLT98A.ZANALY]AAAREADME.TXT;1 <======== This area contains in compressed form the complete AnalyRIM spreadsheet and database, which runs on VMS (Vax or Alpha), RSX, MSDOS (or windows or the like), AmigaDos, or Unix. Full sources are here as are binaries. The manuals are also present. This is just a rerelease, but since it hasn't been around for a while, here it is... Folks are invited to upgrade it if they like. The display parts are separate routines and can be customized. Many variants are here.