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Hello! Oh okay good reason. back them they just did not want to explain what did happen. Did they say how old these tapes were? And what sort of drive would have been used for them? I think Dave M

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Gregg Levine wrote: I finally managed to locate the email exchange in question in my mail archives. It turned out to be from nine years ago and unfortunately, my memory has been playing tricks on me

I reviewed some recent replies about Listserv software for VM/CMS R6 system. Sad world, they can't find old Listserv copies so far. Does anyone plan to re-write Listserv server from scratch or so?

You're getting ahead of yourself. Don't worry about application servers like LISTSERV (yet). So pull them off your backup. (That's the SRE in me talking, oops.) Ditto for worrying these if they can't

From the original author of the Pascal version of Relay:

Timothy Stark wrote: Who said anything about "can't find"? I said that I misremembered asking about old Listserv code. It turns out I had been asking about something else entirely therefore I know

Hi, there already IS a TCP/IP stack for VM/CMS R6: it is the NICOF package which can be found in the files section of the original H390-VM files section as well as the equivalent section of the

Someone is working on RSCS and IUCV for VM/370 R6. I have good knowledge of pascal language so that I can port that to other modern C language. There are many IRCD source cod

Drew Derbyshire wrote: My long term plan is to leverage the TCP/IP and IUCV support I've written for Hercules to support TCP/IP on MUSIC/SP. This requires adding IUCV support to VM/370 R6 which I've

FWIW, Bernd Oppolzer over on IBM-MAIN has been promoting his substantial updates to the Stanford Pascal package for a few years now. He even has a version working on MVS3.8j and VM/CMS. If the Pascal

Yes, Standard Pascal is open source compiler package. It is possible to build RELAYV2 pascal files into execute for VM R6 system. Also I can port it to OpenVMS version and Linux platforms with JNet or

Firstly often on VM/370 in order when you try and "fix it" you uncover a whole leaning tower of Pisa of missing bits of code. I wonder where you read that. The REXX on VM/370 is solid. It may appear

Hello! (wearing my assistant list management hat) Would all of you confirm that your settings work? Would those of you who want their settings changed please contact me off list. And Dave M, you get

"I'm shocked, shocked!" -- Casablanca I'm reminded of when, working as a contractor in Kingston, I found in the VM/XA SP 2 version of DIRECTXA that a table lookup routinely yielded a null pointer

Huh?? Do you have a S/370 copy of MUSIC/SP?? The 6.x demo is S/390 (I thought)

Agreed.? But for that the external variable support is needed. also (I had forgotten): * configuration via file * MSGNOH support * link passwords Go through BitSavers manual for the RSCS PP R3.? No

Mine seem to be working.Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Drew Derbyshire wrote: MUSIC doesn't have to be running in order to make use of the support I've developed for MUSIC TCP/IP. My idea is that that VM/370 could be made capable of using the same IUCV

Drew, Sorry for the top post. I think the HELP needs revising! I have found that the BREXX is pretty reliable and executes most standard REXX (as opposed to VM flavoured) EXECs just fine. In fact when