What commands are allowed after control-p

[Hoff]

The tags are intended to avoid some of the problems -- due to misidentification of the transfer type based on the file extension -- and are only applicable to somebody serving a file via HTML from an HTML page they are managing. They're not applicable here, since we're not working with HTML.

Use the command procedure to reset the attributes.

[Dean McGorrill]

I can send exe files back and forth between
my vms box and x box aok. image still works.

I can send savesets between them ok, setting
the attribute to (lrl:32256) fixes it after
a pass over to the xp box and back.

I did a unzip -t FREEWARE80_1.ZIP on the
xp, and again on the vms box. both tested OK so the zip is fine.

Anyone have a copy of

RESET_BACKUP_SAVESET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES.COM

they could mail me at deanm1952@yahoo.com ,
it would be appreciated. setting
the attribute to (lrl:32256) alone does
not fix the savesets from hp, maybe
this procedure will fix them.

[Jon Pinkley]

Dean McGorrill,

What version of unzip are you using on VMS?

see http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1106198

[Martin Hughes]

According to my notes on how to fix a VMS saveset;

$ set file/att=(rfm:fix,lrl:32256,rat:none) filename

[Steven Schweda]

> >http://www.djesys.com/freeware/vms/hszterm.zip

> [...] but the zip looks like it contains files
> that got crunched. you can't type the text
> files, %BACKUP-F-NOTSAVESET for HSZTERM010.A
> etc. is there another pointer to a good kit?

That kit is fine, and it unzips fine (for
me). It appears to have been created using
"zip -V", so UnZip should leave the right
attributes on the save sets (which is what I
see).

What are you using to unzip the thing?

Around here:

alp $ unzip -v
UnZip 5.52 of 28 February 2005, by Info-ZIP. [...]

alp $ back /list hszterm010.a /save
Listing of save set(s)

Save set: HSZTERM010.A
Written by: PARRIS
UIC: [001024,000006]
Date: 26-JUL-1995 09:45:06.77
Command: BACKUP/NOASSIST/COMMENT=VAX/VMS SPKITBLD Procedure/INTER/LOG/
VERIFY BSRC:HSZTERM010.RELEASE_NOTES;,BCOM:KITINSTAL.COM;,BCOM:HSZTERM_USER_GUID
E.PS;,BCOM:HSZTERM$IVP.COM; DISK$RAID_USER:[PARRIS.HSZTERM]HSZTERM010.A/LABEL=(H
SZTERM)/SAVE/BLOCK=9000/GROUP=25
Operating system: OpenVMS VAX version V5.5
BACKUP version: V5.5-2
CPU ID register: 12000003
Node name: _SHARK2::
Written on: _DPA2:
Block size: 9216
Group size: 25
Buffer count: 874

[PARRIS.HSZTERM]HSZTERM010.RELEASE_NOTES;3 12 26-JUL-1995 08:31
[PARRIS.HSZTERM]KITINSTAL.COM;6 28 26-JUL-1995 08:27
[PARRIS.HSZTERM]HSZTERM_USER_GUIDE.PS;3 252 25-JUL-1995 11:32
[PARRIS.HSZTERM]HSZTERM$IVP.COM;7 9 26-JUL-1995 09:46

Total of 4 files, 301 blocks
End of save set

[Steven Schweda]

> I downloaded the freeware cd and thats
> smushed. I used..
>
> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/openvms/;type=i
>
> and the browser (or hp), flips it to
>
> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/openvms/;type=a

Huh? Neither of those is the URL for "the
freeware cd", whatever/whichever that is.

> I did a unzip -t FREEWARE80_1.ZIP on the
> xp, and again on the vms box. both tested
> OK so the zip is fine.

I wouldn't bother on Windows.

Yes, the archive is fine, and UnZip 5.52 has
no trouble unpacking the thing.

> Anyone have a copy of
> RESET_BACKUP_SAVESET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES.COM

It's in the Freeware collection, Google can
find it, and, if you get desperate, there's
a link at:

http://antinode.org/dec/sw/fixrec.html

But FREEWARE80_1.ZIP is not a BACKUP save
set, and it doesn't need any repair.

> What version of unzip are you using on VMS?

Still a good question.

[Dean McGorrill]

I assumed I had a bad unzip in there last night. I pulled freeware unzip to my XP, extracted the binary there and ftp'd to the vms box. problem solved.. tx for the help!
so I have the hszterm kit now.
does this work on hsz70's? I read also that
the controller can hang if theres activity
on the maintainence port while using hszterm.
is this the only problem with it? I can keep
the hsz terminal secure if thats its only
problem.

[Steven Schweda]

> > > What version of unzip are you using on VMS?

> > Still a good question.

> I assumed I had a bad unzip in there last night.

Do you only _ask_ questions?

Is there any reason not to start a new thread
for what looks to me like a whole new topic?

[Dean McGorrill]

It was a unzip v1.0 from 1993, old! I have
v 5.52 now. ya its off the topic. I will start a new one.