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05-07-2014 08:43 AM
05-07-2014 08:43 AM
OpenVMS - Welcome message - wait-time ...
In connection with the sys$welcome NOT sys$announce
Were would be the correct place to set the time it should stay on screen to be seeen at login time?
I been working with OpenVMS for long time but I haven't see any related info in any place (since DEC times)
at least I dont recal seen it, about this specific setting.
Examples:
$ WAIT 00:00:03
$ define/system sys$welcome_time XXX < If exist something like
The welcome message is displayed so fast, that users doesn't have time to be really ... Welcome!
Thank you.
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05-07-2014 08:55 AM
05-07-2014 08:55 AM
Re: OpenVMS - Welcome message - wait-time ...
Edmundo,
in this case, it may be better to display the 'welcome message' with TYPE from SYLOGIN.COM.
See http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/955
Volker.
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05-07-2014 09:13 AM
05-07-2014 09:13 AM
Re: OpenVMS - Welcome message - wait-time ...
We wrote something that would output information like new email count and any notices we had that ran as part of the SYLOGIN.COM file so the user would see it. Did not fix the problem when users would put the "Type/page nl:" in their LOGIN.COM files.
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05-07-2014 09:32 AM
05-07-2014 09:32 AM
Re: OpenVMS - Welcome message - wait-time ...
James,
in that case, you would want to at least add a $ WAIT 00:00:30 in your SYLOGIN.COM or some read with timeout, where the user could continue by typing <return>
Volker.
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05-07-2014 01:47 PM
05-07-2014 01:47 PM
Re: OpenVMS - Welcome message - wait-time ...
Hey
Thank you for your inputs
But as I expected not even 'old-timers' like you two (first 2 responders) had a different idea.
I hate the idea of using SYLOGIN for something like displaying the Welcome message.
I wish there would be an internal which could be touched to uncomment a setting of this kind.
OpenVMS could stil be improved in many ways,and I am of those who hate hear that there is NO more developing.
We need to request and possibly force HP to 'open' OpenVMS in some areas so new releases keep coming out
at least until 2027 for the Gold Anniversary of 50 years, that way at least some of us if live that long, or the word
hasn't end, may be able to see running in other architectures just as UNIX/Linux
Regards