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How I use OpenVMS |
opcom
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Location: Dallas Texas
Joined: 24.01.07 |
| Posted on January 29 2007 20:09 |
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These days I use it as a webserver along with CSWS (Apache). I have about 18GB of content mostly catering to the recondite technical interest. It's great to have a place to put my stuff and not have to worry about it. Sometimes a month or more goes by without me touching the system and then it is mainly to update the website. |
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RE: How I use OpenVMS |
Alexey Chupahin
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Joined: 18.03.08 |
| Posted on March 18 2008 04:36 |
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I use my OpenVMS to port free software on this love system.
http://fafner.dyndns.org/~alexey/index.html
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RE: You're on the Web Links page |
HobbyistOne
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Posts: 126
Location: Plano, TX
Joined: 20.02.08 |
| Posted on March 18 2008 12:20 |
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I've put your ports page on the Web Links. Keep up the great work! |
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RE: How I use OpenVMS |
vmsfreak01
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Joined: 19.06.08 |
| Posted on July 21 2008 09:04 |
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Hi,
Sorry for the misunderstanding, but I am not a VMS admin, Heck....I even wish I was running a real VMS system...But, no. Im not unfortunately.
I am creating users only for practice...on the SIMH VAX emaulator....I do not manage any users...I just want to learn to create users or assigning UICs..
These are so called...imaginery users.....only for practice on the emulator. |
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RE: How I use OpenVMS |
brad
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Location: Hopedale, MA USA
Joined: 15.12.05 |
| Posted on July 21 2008 19:09 |
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vmsfreak01 wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for the misunderstanding, but I am not a VMS admin, Heck....I even wish I was running a real VMS system...But, no. Im not unfortunately.
I am creating users only for practice...on the SIMH VAX emaulator....I do not manage any users...I just want to learn to create users or assigning UICs..
These are so called...imaginery users.....only for practice on the emulator.
OK, understood...well, then you're in a good position to "learn by doing", creating user accounts perhaps, then logging on to those accounts to see what you can (or can't) see in userland. Fool around with ACL's to see if you can allow "others" to view your files, or vice versa.
Or you could go the "automated" route, and fool around with SYS$EXAMPLES:ADDUSER.COM. By the way, SYS$EXAMPLES has a number of goodies to help one learn more about the capabilities of VMS. |
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RE: How I use OpenVMS |
child_z
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Joined: 12.03.09 |
| Posted on March 13 2009 01:19 |
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 i am a openvms newbie,but i always work |
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RE: How I use OpenVMS |
imiller
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Location: UK
Joined: 24.02.06 |
| Posted on March 13 2009 04:01 |
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Child_z, lots to learn but plenty of well written documentation http://www.hp.com/go/openvms/doc and people here to answer questions. |
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