On Wed, 16 May 2013, G. wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:49:07 -0000, you wrote:
NCP>set nod 1.13 name mim
NCP>
20:48:02 --NCP is not running--
It's just not running.
..r galkil
*Killing all GALAXY jobs*
Job 17 logged out
Job 18 logged out
Job 2 logged out
Job 11 logged out
Job 12 logged out
Job 16 logged out
Job 7 logged out
Job 14 logged out
Do you want GALAXY restarted (Y or N) ?Y
EXIT
Then wait a few seconds to allow it do to its thing, then try again...
G.
Now I can't RUN OPR. ;)
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Evening all,
Something up with the configs?
My tunnels are in the "Up" state...but none of them are coming up.
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On Wed, 16 May 2013, G. wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:48:15 -0000, you wrote:
SET KSYS works 85% of the way.
It works or it does not work, there are no other ways. :P
.submit test
[Batch job TEST queued, request #10, limit 0:05:00]
That also works most of the way
Does it complete and leaves a .LOG file?
I wasn't runnign it in a way that was telling it to leave a logfile.
G.
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On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:48:15 -0000, you wrote:
SET KSYS works 85% of the way.
It works or it does not work, there are no other ways. :P
.submit test
[Batch job TEST queued, request #10, limit 0:05:00]
That also works most of the way
Does it complete and leaves a .LOG file?
G.
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:49:07 -0000, you wrote:
NCP>set nod 1.13 name mim
NCP>
20:48:02 --NCP is not running--
It's just not running.
.r galkil
*Killing all GALAXY jobs*
Job 17 logged out
Job 18 logged out
Job 2 logged out
Job 11 logged out
Job 12 logged out
Job 16 logged out
Job 7 logged out
Job 14 logged out
Do you want GALAXY restarted (Y or N) ?Y
EXIT
Then wait a few seconds to allow it do to its thing, then try again...
G.
On Wed, 16 May 2013, G. wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:21:09 -0000, you wrote:
R OPR
ENTER CATALOG
INSERT STRUCTURE USER
ADD USER0 RP06 1
Doh! Never used that. I do not even know what those commands do... :o
I don't quite either, but they make sense to me somehow...
G.
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On Wed, 16 May 2013, G. wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:24:20 -0000, you wrote:
Accounts available upon request. What's the filename for the login
banner?
SYS:INITIA.TXT before login
SYS:LOGIN.TXT after login
I'd add all HECnet nodes...but NCP doesn't want to start. ;)
ENTER NCP from OPR does not work?! :|
It does!
20:47:13 -- BATCON failed to startup --
OPR>ent ncp
NCP>? one of the following:
ENTER EXIT PUSH RETURN TAKE WAIT
or one of the following:
CANCEL CLEAR DEFINE DUMP HELP LIST LOAD LOOP PURGE
SET SHOW TELL TRIGGER ZERO
NCP>set nod 1.13 name mim
NCP>
20:48:02 --NCP is not running--
It's just not running.
G.
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On Wed, 16 May 2013, G. wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:22:33 -0000, you wrote:
Made some changes to SYS:TTY.INI and now everything works perfectly.
(BATCON says it failed to start...but it seems to be running
more-or-less!)
So SUBMITs (and KSYS) do not work? :(
SET KSYS works 85% of the way.
.copy test.ctl=tty:
.dir
^Z
.submit test
[Batch job TEST queued, request #10, limit 0:05:00]
That also works most of the way
Note that processes named BATCON start only when there are batch jobs to run
and then exit after some timeout: don't expect to always see BATCONs around.
How would I do LCP START at boot? SYSTEM.CMD or should I start it from
SYSJOB.INI? I'm assuming as it's an OPR command I run it from SYSTEM.CMD?
I have this in my SYSTEM.CMD:
LCP SET MULTICAST-TIMER 45 <--- or whatever you like/need
LCP SET GROUPS 0
LCP SET SERVICE-NAME xxxxxx /RATING: DYNAMIC
LCP SET SERVICE-NAME xxxxxx /IDENT: "blah blah blah"
LCP START
That's more work than just typing "LCP START" at OPR during boot. ;)
I was just curious as LCP START is in SYSTEM.CMD.
I added these two also, which may be useful if you plan to keep it always up:
CLOSE LOG EVERY MONDAY 00:00
SET USAGE FILE-CLOSURE EVERY MONDAY 00:00
That is, it "rotates" logs like Linux/Unix does :)
I'll add that. That sounds quite useful.
G.
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On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:22:33 -0000, you wrote:
Made some changes to SYS:TTY.INI and now everything works perfectly.
(BATCON says it failed to start...but it seems to be running
more-or-less!)
So SUBMITs (and KSYS) do not work? :(
Note that processes named BATCON start only when there are batch jobs to run
and then exit after some timeout: don't expect to always see BATCONs around.
How would I do LCP START at boot? SYSTEM.CMD or should I start it from
SYSJOB.INI? I'm assuming as it's an OPR command I run it from SYSTEM.CMD?
I have this in my SYSTEM.CMD:
LCP SET MULTICAST-TIMER 45 <--- or whatever you like/need
LCP SET GROUPS 0
LCP SET SERVICE-NAME xxxxxx /RATING: DYNAMIC
LCP SET SERVICE-NAME xxxxxx /IDENT: "blah blah blah"
LCP START
I added these two also, which may be useful if you plan to keep it always up:
CLOSE LOG EVERY MONDAY 00:00
SET USAGE FILE-CLOSURE EVERY MONDAY 00:00
That is, it "rotates" logs like Linux/Unix does :)
G.
On Thu, 16 May 2013 00:24:20 -0000, you wrote:
Accounts available upon request. What's the filename for the login
banner?
SYS:INITIA.TXT before login
SYS:LOGIN.TXT after login
I'd add all HECnet nodes...but NCP doesn't want to start. ;)
ENTER NCP from OPR does not work?! :|
G.
