On 2016-08-31 02:41, Jeremy Begg wrote:
> Hi Johny,
>
>> Since I occasionally get questions about real machines for reference or
>> testing, I figured I should announce that after some work, Update have
>> brought their PDP-11/70 back to life, and on line.
>> ...
>> An HTTP server is also running on the machine, where you can even see a
>> picture of the machine serving. (http://magica.update.uu.se)
>
> Do you turn it off overnight? Just tried to connect to it now (00:42 UTC)
> and it's not responding.
>
> It's an impressive effort nonetheless :-)
I accidentally crashed it a couple of hours ago. :-(
It will be rebooted tomorrow, when someone can pass it by physically.
Johnny
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Hey,
Tried updating the DNS record a couple weeks ago and that didn't bring any
tunnels up - current static-for-quite-awhile IP is 50.131.218.138.
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Since I occasionally get questions about real machines for reference or
testing, I figured I should announce that after some work, Update have
brought their PDP-11/70 back to life, and on line.
It is accessible from HECnet as MAGICA:: and on the Internet as
Magica.Update.UU.SE.
telnet is listening on both port 23 and 10023.
ftp is listening on both port 21 and 10021.
An HTTP server is also running on the machine, where you can even see a
picture of the machine serving. (http://magica.update.uu.se)
A guest account is available on the machine, and people are free to
request accounts of their own as well.
The machine as such is a PDP-11/70 running RSX-11M-PLUS V4.6 with some
improvements, with (at the moment) one UDA-50, one RL-11, and one DELUA.
Four RA73 disks, one RL02 disk, and the console terminal. 3.5 Meg of
memory and an FPP.
I try to keep as many tools as I have available on Magica. So you have
both PDP-11 C and DECUS C. BASIC+2, F77, Datatrieve, Oregon Pascal,
XLISP, BCPL, FMS-11, Kermit-11, ZEMU, Mail-11, RATFIV, PDP-11 Symbolic
Debugger, RTEM-11, Sort/Merge, as well as DECnet and my TCP/IP.
Feel free to play around, experiment, play games, or whatever (most
Infocom games are there as well). But please behave.
If anyone have questions, I am happy to answer them. On the web page
served, there is also a link to a bunch of manuals for RSX, networking
and layered products.
And just for completeness sake, in addition to Magica, Update is also
running MIM, which is an emulated PDP-11/74 with pretty much the same
software setup, but of course way faster. Only one CPU online though,
since the 11/74 emulation in E11 have some bugs that cause it to be
unstable when I bring additional CPUs online.
(The RSX manuals are actually served by Mim.)
I hope people will find it interesting/useful/amusing.
Johnny
Guys,
Does anybody know anyone over at EISNER? I?m trying to prove my identity, for some stupid reason I apparently accidentally registered two accounts and used an SSH public key to log into the one I use so I have no idea what the password is and EISNER is no longer accepting my SSH logins.
Sampsa
Afternoon all ...
Is there a VMS layered product repository available on HECNET ?
There was some discussion on c.o.v. about LSEDIT, and I'd to play around
with that. I emailed the OpenVMS Customer Lab about getting FTP access to
layered products as a hobbyist, but they say since OpenVMS 8.3 is EOL,
they won't provide the link. I did not think layered products were
version specific? I suppose I could upgrade my DS10 to a more recent
version, but that seems like a lot just to play with a layered product.
Fred
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Michael Holmes <mholmes10 at hotmail.com> writes:
>Hi all,
>
> I was trying to search the "Ask the Wizard" archive, but HP seems to ha=
>ve screwed up the URL so that it points to HPE's OpenVMS info page, but can=
>'t find a link to the Wizard index.
>
>
> Anyone know of a mirror for "Ask the Wizard" or a short cut url to the =
>working old url or to a new HPE url?
>
>
> Thanks in advance.
Hoff wrote most of those responses. He may have them on hit site and or a
link to where they've landed at HPE.com
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Michael Holmes <mholmes10 at hotmail.com> writes:
>Was trying to find a wizard article on restricting which accounts can login=
> via telnet.
>
>I use multinet and OpenVMS 8.3.
>
>
>Would like to allow only a few captive accounts to login via telnet and for=
>ce all others to use SSH (or console).
>
>
>Since I figured this is been done before, it would be in Ask the Wizard ind=
>ex.
I don't know about Multinet but under TCPIP Services, TELNET is REMOTE and
SSH is LOCAL. You can easily restrict accounts based upon that.
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I speak to machines with the voice of humanity.
Hi all,
I was trying to search the "Ask the Wizard" archive, but HP seems to have screwed up the URL so that it points to HPE's OpenVMS info page, but can't find a link to the Wizard index.
Anyone know of a mirror for "Ask the Wizard" or a short cut url to the working old url or to a new HPE url?
Thanks in advance.