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Subject:	Re: Posix Problems
From:	"James B. Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	James B. Byrne
Date:	Fri, 7 Oct 2005 16:24:45 -0400
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On 7 Oct 2005 at 15:26, Jeff Kell wrote:

> Be sure you are invoking the shell via the HPPXUDC.PUB.SYS 'sh'
> command, or else :/bin/sh -L.  If you don't have HPPXUDC set, you
> have to do the :/bin/sh -L.


> HPPXUDC.PUB.SYS
>    PLISTF            SYSTEM         
>    FINDDIR           SYSTEM         
>    FINDFILE          SYSTEM         
>    LISTDIR           SYSTEM         
>    DISCUSE           SYSTEM         
>    SH                SYSTEM         
>    HPMPETOHFS        SYSTEM         
>    HPLISTFCLEANUP    SYSTEM         
>    HPPARSEFEQ        SYSTEM         
> :
> :HELP SH
> User-defined command:
> 
> SH
> XEQ SH.HPBIN.SYS

> :sh
> $ set
> @="SH.HPBIN.SYS"
> CIERROR="583"
> CJCW="0"
> ERRNO="27"
> HPACCOUNT="SYS"
> HPACCTCAP="-4259381"
> HPACCTCAPF="SM,AM,AL,GL,DI,OP,CV,UV,LG,PS,NA,NM,CS,ND,SF,BA,IA,PM,MR
> ,DS,PH" 
> HPCIERR="583" 
> HPCIERRCOL="23" 
> HPCIERRMSG="Invalid character in MPE file name. (CIERR 583)"
> HPCMEVENTLOG="0"
> HPCONNMINS="78"
> HPCONNSECS="4685"
> HPCONSOLE="20"
> HPCPUMSECS="72"
> HPCPUNAME="SERIES 918LX"
> HPCPUSECS="1"
> HPCWD="/SYS/PUB"
> HPDATE="7"
> HPDATEF="FRI, OCT  7, 2005"
> HPDATETIME="20051007160730000"
> HPDAY="6"
> HPDOY="280"
> HPDTCPORTID=""
> HPDUPLICATIVE="TRUE"
> HPEXECJOBS="1"
> HPFILE=""
> HPFSERR="0"
> HPGROUP="PUB"
> HPGROUPCAP="459"
> HPGROUPCAPF="BA,IA,PM,MR,DS,PH"
> HPHGROUP="PUB"
> HPHHMMSSMMM="160730000"
> HPHOUR="16"
> HPINBREAK="FALSE"
> HPINPRI="8"
> HPINTERACTIVE="TRUE"
> HPINTRODATE="FRI, OCT  7, 2005"
> HPINTROTIME=" 2:49 PM"
> HPJOBCOUNT="0"
> HPJOBFENCE="7"
> HPJOBLIMIT="60"
> HPJOBNAME=""
> HPJOBNUM="6"
> HPJOBTYPE="S"
> HPLASTJOB=""
> HPLASTSPID=""
> HPLDEVIN="5"
> HPLDEVLIST="5"
> HPLEAPYEAR="FALSE"
> HPLOCIPADDR="216.185.71.104"
> HPLOCPORT="1570"
> HPMAXPIN="2000"
> HPMINUTE="7"
> HPMONTH="10"
> HPNCOPIES="1"
> HPOSVERSION="C.45.05"
> HPOUTCLASS=""
> HPOUTFENCE="14"
> HPPATH="!HPGROUP,PUB,CMD,PUB.SYS,CMD.SYS,NET.SYS,ARPA.SYS,HPBIN.SYS"
> HPPIN="49"
> HPPROMPT=":"
> HPQUIET="FALSE"
> HPRELVERSION="C.75.00"
> HPREMIPADDR="216.185.71.xx"
> HPREMPORT="2674"
> HPRESULT="0"
> HPSCHEDJOBS="0"
> HPSESCOUNT="1"
> HPSESLIMIT="60"
> HPSPLITYEAR="50"
> HPSPOOLID="" HPSTDIN="\$STDIN"
> HPSTDIN_ACCESS_TYPE="NS/VT"
> HPSTDIN_LINK_ADDR="not set yet..."
> HPSTDIN_NETWORK_ADDR="216.185.71.xx"
> HPSTDIN_NETWORK_NODE="BRMS-02"
> HPSTDIN_TERMINAL_TYPE="0 (T_DATA_ENTRY(4))"
> HPSTDIN_TRANSPORT_TYPE="TCP/IP"
> HPSTDLIST="\$STDLIST"
> HPSTREAMEDBY="MANAGER.SYS (#S6)"
> HPSUSAN="xxxxxxxxx"
> HPSUSPJOBS="0"
> HPSYSNAME=""
> HPSYSTIMEOUT="0"
> HPTIMEF=" 4:07 PM"
> HPTIMEOUT="0"
> HPTYPEAHEAD="FALSE"
> HPUSER="MANAGER"
> HPUSERCAP="-4259381"
> HPUSERCAPF="SM,AM,AL,GL,DI,OP,CV,UV,LG,PS,NA,NM,CS,ND,SF,BA,IA,PM,MR
> ,DS,PH"
> HPUSERCOUNT="1"
> HPUSERLIMIT="xx"
> HPVERSION="C.75.00"
> HPVT_CLIENT_JOB_NAME="                          "
> HPVT_CLIENT_JOB_NUM=" "
> HPVT_CLIENT_LDEV_NUM=" "
> HPVT_CLIENT_MODE="STREAM_MODE"
> HPVT_CLIENT_OPSYS="MS_DOS"
> HPVT_CLIENT_TCP_PORT="2674"
> HPVT_CLIENT_VENDOR="MINISOFT_FOR_WINDOWS_32_BIT"
> HPWAITJOBS="0"
> HPYEAR="5"
> HPYYYY="2005"
> HPYYYYMMDD="20051007"
> IFS=" 
> 
> "
> JCW="0"
> LINENO="0"
> MAILCHECK="600"
> OPTIND="1"
> PATH="/bin:"
> PPID="720959"
> PS1="\$ "
> PS2="> "
> PS3="#? "
> PS4="+ "
> PWD="/SYS/PUB"
> RANDOM="24258"
> SECONDS="3"
> TERM="hp2392a"
> TZ="EST5"

As you can see I have the HPPXUDC set and I am invoking the shell 
via the provided UDC and yet the HOME variable is not set.  So, 
what do I do to fix this?  Is the HPPXUDC invocation of sh absent 
the -L parameter an error?  

I desire to run vi from both the shell and from MPE so what do I 
need to do to force the profile to be processed whenever one logs 
on to the HP3000 regardless of user and account?

The next question that I have is how does one edit an MPE file in 
vi and have it retain its MPE nature?  Is it necessary to run a 
post processing program like FROMBYTE against the resulting file?  
Can one save a file in MPE format from within vi?

Sincerely,
Jim

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