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| 379.1 | | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Tue Aug 30 1994 11:33 | 19 |
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>> Is it possible to run command procedure/shell scripts as a command
>> for pseudo terminal?
Yes
>> If VMS is used, is the command "@SYS$MANAGER:TEST.COM"
>> Do I need to redefine sys$command, sys$input inside command procedure.
No
As for the other stuff, it looks OK to me, you have to support your
solution, so use whatever mechanism you think best. One problem though
with your approach is that you could potentially wait 5 minutes to be
told about a serious problem!
Cheers,
Phil
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| 379.2 | results | EEMELI::OJUSSILA | Olli Jussila, OMS Finland | Tue Aug 30 1994 14:06 | 41 |
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> As for the other stuff, it looks OK to me, you have to support your
> solution, so use whatever mechanism you think best. One problem though
> with your approach is that you could potentially wait 5 minutes to be
> told about a serious problem!
I tested this. It works. 5 minutes is not so long time if you compare
it to current situation where they will see events after they
manually check main operators message queue. Critical message could
wait over a night or even over the weekend.
About VMS.
I found from CONSOLE$TEMP temporary procedure which runs
command of Pseudo device. It helps to understand how
pseudo devices works. If command is a command procedure and
input is needed then define/user sys$input sys$command is
needed.
DELPRC-> ty CONSOLE$ROOT:[TEMP]_DELPRC$FTA78.COM;1
$ CMGR_VERIFY = F$VERIFY(0)
$ Set NoOn
$ Set NoControl=(Y,T)
$ LOGOUT :== LOGOUT
$ CM_PseudoStart:
$ DEFINE /USER SYS$INPUT SYS$COMMAND
$ @SYS$SYSTOOLS:PCM.COM
$ If .NOT. ($STATUS .AND. 1) Then Goto CM_PseudoError
$ Goto CM_PseudoStart
$ CM_PseudoError:
$ CMGR_VERIFY = F$VERIFY(CMGR_VERIFY)
$ LOGOUT
----------------------------------------------
If process which is running this process is stopped
or logout is executes next connect will run loginout
process.
-Olli
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| 379.3 | One way to use PCM to Monitor AS400's | EEMELI::OJUSSILA | Olli Jussila, OMS Finland | Fri Sep 09 1994 20:25 | 31 |
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Just for your information.
This customer now uses PCM V1.5 on Ultrix to monitor
2* DEC3000 OSF/1 (DECserver90m)
1* DECsystem5240 (DECserver90m)
2* UNISYS6??? (DECserver90m)
1* SCO/UNIX (DECserver90m)
3* AS400 (pseudo device)
1* DECsystem5200 (pseudo device)
eXcursion for X-display, PSW on ULTRIX and OSF/1
Only one AS400 has TCP/IP. This AS400 collects system messages
(history log) from two other systems. It makes EBSDIC to ASCII
conversions
and sends three node specific files to PCM node.
If this AS400 hasn't got files from other AS400's (SNA connection)
it send file with text
AS400DOWN: AS400 node XXX has't send new alarms
On PCM there is three Pseudo devices with special scripts
Which in wait loop cats files send by AS400 (TCP/IP) and there has
been defined AS400 specific events defined. If script dosen't find
new alarm file after second try it just echos
AS400DOWN: AS400 node xxxx hasn't send alarms of AS400 yyyy
Even one AS400 is SF200 and two AS400 are VAX780 icons on Console C3
screen it looks very nice when AS400 (VAX780) become RED when
AS400 finds write locked tape.
-Olli
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| 379.4 | Create a new AS400 icon | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Fri Sep 09 1994 22:31 | 28 |
| Olli,
If you have some scan definitions you'd like to contribute/share,
please post them here. You can use the export function in the editor to
generate an ascii copy of the database.
>Even one AS400 is SF200 and two AS400 are VAX780 icons on Console C3
>screen it looks very nice when AS400 (VAX780) become RED when
>AS400 finds write locked tape.
Why not just create a new icon for the AS400? It is very easy.
The following steps should do it.
# cp /usr/var/kits/console/SF_200.xbm /usr/var/kits/console/AS400.xbm
# dxpaint /usr/var/kits/console/AS400.xbm
.
. Make your cahnges using the paint program. Turn 'Zoom on'.
. You might have to adjust the picture size as well
After you exit, you can use the PCM editor to change the default
icon for that system to the one you just created.
Don't forget to 'reconfigure'
cheers,
dave
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