APACHE on BS2000/OSD
Overview
Please note the following conditions for the programs and informations
offered on these pages. By downloading the software you explicitely acknowledge
these conditions.
Download and use the software and the information at your own risc.
The operator of these pages takes no responsibility or liability
for possible damages, consequential damages or failures which may occur.
Especially we don't guarantee that the programs are error-free.
We are not obliged to deliver service, corrections or updates
for these programs.
With ported software please also note the copyright of the original software.
Named trademarks are property of the respective owners or sw(software)-partners.
You may download the offered Goodies from these pages to your workplace computer.
See below for a short description
how you can secure and verify a correct transfer.
All offered Goodies should work with POSIX-BC version V03.1A23 and higher.
Note: Most of the Goodies contain documentation as "man pages".
To be able to use these on a POSIX system you need the Goody
"awf"
(to be found under "General Tools").
Some of the tools use the curses interface (e.g. Jove, Lynx, tcsh) and thus can
only be used with restrictions within a 9750 terminal-emulation or a telnet window.
Please use SINIX-TE with rlogin connection or a Secure Shell (for Windows based systems
there exists for example a free download of a
putty-Client
with rlogin and ssh interface) to connect directly to the POSIX subsystem (provided that
your BS2000 account has set a POSIX-RLOGIN-DEFAULT attribute).
These Goody packages will be installed in the POSIX filesystem under /opt/SMAWPlus/.
Please create /opt as a separate filesystem with at least 100MB using
the POSIX-INSTALLer. The package SMAWPbase must be the first package that is installed;
it creates the directory structure under which all following packages will be installed.
WWW Tools
- Analog
- Semi-graphical output of the Activities of a WWW server / Log-File Analysis
- htdig
- Search engine for a web server
- Nagios
- host, service and network monitoring program
- Webalizer
- Graphical output of the Activities of a WWW server / Log-File Analysis
- Wget
- http downloader for the command line
General Tools
- md5
- Checksum of a file
- awf
- nroff replacement based on awk
total Open Source collection
- SMAWPlus
- Here you can find an updated collection of ported OpenSource tools
Checking the Download -- Short Description
Download the files offered on these pages to your workstation.
(Using Netscape Navigator / Communicator
it may be necessary to press the shift key while clicking the link.)
After downloading to your workstation the file has to be transfered
to your BS2000/OSD machine using a file transfer program. Select
"binary" (also named "type i") as transfer mode.
The download file is a compressed library archive (file extension
".zip"). For unpacking see Unpack the Download
POSIX tools afterwards need to be transfered to the POSIX file system.
Generally you should check the correct transfer of the files
using a checksum. Better suited than the UNIX based tool "sum"
is "md5". By comparing the checksum before and after
the download you will recognize errors during the transfer (or even
malevolent falsifications). You will find
md5 for POSIX
under "General Tools".
You may also check the downloaded files on a MS Windows or UNIX based system, if
md5 is available there.
The checksums for the files on this server are presented on the
respective download page.
Download the program md5.bin to the POSIX system. First check
the correct transfer using the sum command, remove the file extension
".bin" and change the file mode to "read" and
"execute". From now on you can and you should check
the checksum for each downloaded file. This is possible for
files either in the POSIX or in the BS2000 file system.
$ sum md5.bin
50975 472 md5.bin
$ mv md5.bin md5
$ chmod a=rx md5
$ ./md5 ./md5
MD5(./md5)= bda82d19bbee35d9acff69a929267960
$
$ md5 /BS2/SINLIB.APACHE.022.A00.zip
MD5(/BS2/SINLIB.APACHE.022.A00.zip)=
ee88db1198c7679514d6c41dbe46552b
$ md5 /BS2/SPULIB.APACHE.022.A00.zip
MD5(/BS2/SPULIB.APACHE.022.A00.zip)=
1cd67b85aef518da5b4efdac9eef3604
Should your results differ in a reproducable way even when using
binary transfer, please inform this server's
administrator.
The program md5 is presented for download as binary file for POSIX. Thus it may be
used directly for checking it's own checksum. All other programs and
goodies are presented as compressed archives containing packages (SINLIB or SPULIB).
These packages are installed using the POSIX installer.
Additionally we offer md5 as an executable file for
MS Windows systems because the download often will be done
from a Windows PC.
Unpack the Download
On your BS2000/OSD machine you have to unpack the library archive:
/START-ZIP-MANAGER
//OPEN-ZIP-CONTAINER CONTAINER=SINLIB.APACHE.022.xxxxx.ZIP
//SHOW-FILE-ATTRIBUTES INFORMATION=*ALL
//EXTRACT-FILE FILE-NAME=*ALL,BLOCK-CONTROL-INFO=*IGNORE
//END
Set rights of access for the unpacked library:
/MODIFY-FILE-ATTRIBUTES FILE-NAME=SINLIB.APACHE.022.xxxxx,-
/ PROTECTION=*PARAMETERS(ACCESS=*READ,USER-ACCESS=*ALL-USERS)
