Appunti VAX VMS

Configurazione tcpip

@sys$manager:tcpip$config

Problemi al disco

anal /disk

ana/disk/repair

porcoddio

vax.ini dell'emulatore simh glorry

load -r /usr/local/vax/data/ka655.bin
attach nvr /usr/local/vax/data/nvram.bin

set cpu 64m
set cpu idle

set rq0 ra92
attach rq0 glorry.img

set rl disable
set ts disable

set xq mac=08-00-2B-CA-CC-AA
attach xq eth0

boot cpu

Licenze vax/vms

IMPORTANTE NON FARLE SCADERE ALTRIMENTI I CAZZI IN CULO SI MOLTIPLICANO A DISMISURA

sucati le licenze da decus usa, anzi no, da montagar.com, anzi no, da encompass, anzi no! da https://www.hpe.com/h41268/live/index_e.aspx?qid=24548

usa i numeri decus:

<suco> guarda e' qui
<asbesto> asbesto@gemini:~/licenzevms$ ls
<asbesto> cazzo  glorry  glorry~  howto  snorry  snorry~
<asbesto> asbesto@gemini:~/licenzevms$
<suco>  /AUTHORIZATION=DECUS-USA-904422-1257142 -
<asbesto> perfetto, allora ce l'ho
<suco> 904422
<suco> e' il mio id
<asbesto> snorry:/AUTHORIZATION=DECUS-USA-908286-1224202 -
<asbesto> bene
<suco> quello al momento e' l'unica cosa che ti serve per generare le licenze

se le licenze sono gia' scadute devi caricare come prima cosa UCX, che e' il tcpip.

Gerardo Cacciari, [23.03.19 12:47]
dicevo: il db delle licenze è l'unico file *.ldb in sys$system
e dicevo anche che però in caso di cluster bisogna stare piu attenti a quel che si fa
ma visto che questo non è un cluster basta cancellare fisicamente quel file

GLORRY::SYSTEM$ dir sys$system:*.ldb.*

Directory SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]

LMF$LICENSE.LDB;1

Total of 1 file.
GLORRY::SYSTEM$

GLORRY::SYSTEM$ del/conf sys$system:LMF$LICENSE.LDB;1
DELETE SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]LMF$LICENSE.LDB;1 ? [N]: y
GLORRY::SYSTEM$



ora creare database nuovo: dare semplicemente

LIC CRE

Gerardo Cacciari, [23.03.19 13:00]
ora carichi le licenze che ti servono, quelle fondamentali
vms tcp e decnet
rispettivamente

vax-vms ucx dvnetend


creo un fiile con dentro ste 3 licenze, copy/paste in un .com:

Gerardo Cacciari, [23.03.19 13:07]
non importava il resto, i vari enable e disable
l'importante sono i license register
il resto non serve a niente e fa solo casino
tanto non hai licenze caricate e non hai licenze nel db (dato che è nuovo)

quindi solo le tre parti LICENSE REGISTER

crea peto.com
(copy/paste)
CTRL-Z

dopodiche' lancio

@peto

poi LIC LOAD

e le carica tutte

con SH LIC vedi le licenze caricate.

eventualmente (glorry) vedi anche licenze infinite che sono rimaste in memoria ma non stanno piu' nel DB che e' stato cancellato prima.

se ora riavvio, vien su con quelle licenze caricate :)

ma carichiamo le 4 licenze infinite di glorry:

GLORRY::SYSTEM$ set def dua0:[data.lic]
GLORRY::SYSTEM$ dir

Directory DUA0:[DATA.LIC]

BLISS_PAK.COM;1     DIBOL_PAK.COM;1     FTSV_PAK.COM;1      SCAN_PAK.COM;1
VMS_PAKS_END_20110719.BCK;1             VMS_PAKS_END_20140124.COM;1
VMS_PAKS_END_20160513.COM;1             VMS_PAKS_END_20170714.COM;1

Total of 8 files.
GLORRY::SYSTEM$

crea un file con le licenze base e layered insieme, ascii

entra nel vax da system

sucati con ftp IN ASCII il file delle licenze

OPPURE COPIALO A MANO COL MOUSE, CUT & PASTE, DALLA SCHERMATA DEL COMPUTER, SENZA ROMPERE IL CAZZO

rinominalo .com

poi:

lic dis *
lic del *
@nomedelfile.com
lic load
lic ena *

fine!

vmsterm

vmsterm

funge bene, usa xterm, permette EDIT da rt11!!!

#               vmsterm
#               from an original script by Bob Ess
#               key translations by Erik Ahlefeldt
#
#               Script file using Xterm and telnet to connect to a VMS host
#               and give a decent vt220 emulation.
#
#               Some adjustment made by asbesto@freaknet.org
#               25-DEC-2014
#
# Usage statement
Usage(){
        echo
        echo " Usage  : vmsterm -options"
        echo
        echo " Options: -80   for 80 column terminal"
        echo "          -132  for 132 column terminal"
        echo "          -bg colorname"
        echo "          -fg colorname"
        echo "          -fn fontname"
        echo "          -fb bold fontname"
        echo "          -host [crusher.saltmine.com] [earth] [192.168.7.7]"
        echo ""
        echo " Example: \"vmsterm -80 -fg white -bg black -fn 9x15 -fb 9x15b -host earth\""
        echo "          Starts a VMS session with an 80 column terminal"
        echo "          with a black background, white foreground, a normal"
        echo "          font of 9x15 and a bold font of 9x15b, and connects"
        echo "          to the node 'earth'"
        echo ""
        echo " Example: \"vmsterm -host earth portnum\""
        echo "          Starts a VMS session with default terminal settings "
        echo ""
        echo " Example: \"vmsterm -help\""
        echo "          Displays vmsterm options "
        echo
        exit 1
}
 
# Default to a black foreground with a white background.
# Use the 9x15 and 9x15bold fonts. Connect to 192.168.3.3 by default.
#
FG=black
BG=white
HOST="museo.freaknet.org"
PORT="1134"
FONT=9x15
BFONT=9x15bold
COLS=80
 
# Parse the command line arguments
#
while [ $# != 0 ];
do
        case $1 in
                -80)    COLS=80
                        FONT=spc12x24c
                        BFONT=spc12x24b
                        shift
                        ;;
                -132)   COLS=132
                        FONT=9x15
                        BFONT=9x15b
                        shift
                        ;;
                -fg)    shift
                        FG=$1
                        shift;;
                -bg)    shift
                        BG=$1
                        shift;;
                -fn)    shift
                        FONT=$1
                        shift;;
                -fb)    shift
                        BFONT=$1
                        shift;;
                -host)  shift
                        HOST=$1
                        shift;;
                -port)  shift
                        PORT=$1
                        shift;;
                -help)  Usage;;
                *)      Usage;;
        esac
done

xterm   -title "VMSTERM" -sb -sl 1000 -geo ${COLS}x24 -fg ${FG} -bg ${BG} \
        -cr blue -fn ${FONT} -fb ${BFONT} -xrm \
        'XTerm*VT100.translations: #override \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F1:        string(0x1b)    string("OP") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F2:        string(0x1b)    string("OQ") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F3:        string(0x1b)    string("OR") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F4:        string(0x1b)    string("OS") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F5:        string("Break") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F6:        string(0x1b)    string("[17~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F7:        string(0x1b)    string("[18~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F8:        string(0x1b)    string("[19~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F9:        string(0x1b)    string("[20~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F10:       string(0x1b)    string("[21~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F11:       string(0x1b)    string("[23~") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>F12:       string(0x1b)    string("[24~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F1:        string(0x1b)    string("[23~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F2:        string(0x1b)    string("[24~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F3:        string(0x1b)    string("[25~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F4:        string(0x1b)    string("[26~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F5:        string(0x1b)    string("[28~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F6:        string(0x1b)    string("[29~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F7:        string(0x1b)    string("[31~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F8:        string(0x1b)    string("[32~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F9:        string(0x1b)    string("[33~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F10:       string(0x1b)    string("[34~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F11:       string(0x1b)    string("[28~") \n \
        Shift   <Key>F12:       string(0x1b)    string("[29~") \n \
                <Key>Print:     string(0x1b)    string("[28~") \n \
                <Key>Cancel:    string(0x1b)    string("[29~") \n \
                <Key>Pause:     string(0x1b)    string("Om") \n \
                <Key>Insert:    string(0x1b)    string("[2~") \n \
                <Key>Delete:    string(0x1b)    string("[3~") \n \
                <Key>Home:      string(0x1b)    string("[1~") \n \
                <Key>End:               string(0x1b)    string("[4~") \n \
                <Key>Prior:     string(0x1b)    string("[5~") \n \
                <Key>Next:      string(0x1b)    string("[6~") \n \
                <Key>BackSpace: string(0x7f)    \n \
                <Key>Num_Lock:  string(0x1b)    string("OP") \n \
                <Key>KP_Divide: string(0x1b)    string("OQ") \n \
                <Key>KP_Multiply: string(0x1b)  string("OR") \n \
                <Key>KP_Subtract: string(0x1b)  string("OS") \n \
                <Key>KP_Add:    string(0x1b)    string("Ol") \n \
                <Key>KP_Enter:  string(0x1b)    string("OM") \n \
                <Key>KP_Decimal: string(0x1b)   string("On") \n \
                <Key>KP_0:      string(0x1b)    string("Op") \n \
                <Key>KP_1:      string(0x1b)    string("Oq") \n \
                <Key>KP_2:      string(0x1b)    string("Or") \n \
                <Key>KP_3:      string(0x1b)    string("Os") \n \
                <Key>KP_4:      string(0x1b)    string("Ot") \n \
                <Key>KP_5:      string(0x1b)    string("Ou") \n \
                <Key>KP_6:      string(0x1b)    string("Ov") \n \
                <Key>KP_7:      string(0x1b)    string("Ow") \n \
                <Key>KP_8:      string(0x1b)    string("Ox") \n \
                <Key>KP_9:      string(0x1b)    string("Oy") \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>Up:                string(0x1b)    string("[A") \n \
        Shift   <Key>Up:                scroll-back(1,lines) \n \
        ~Shift  <Key>Down:      string(0x1b)    string("[B") \n \
        Shift   <Key>Down:      scroll-forw(1,lines) \n \
                <Key>Right:     string(0x1b)    string("[C") \n \
                <Key>Left:      string(0x1b)    string("[D")' \
        -e telnet $HOST $PORT