For the answer, snag a copy of DeskWriter.txt which is available via anon-ftp on jagubox in /pub/aux/Info. Bad news... for some reason, if the LaserJet is connected directly to a Q700 running A/UX via AppleTalk then it won't work. If you have a router or something similar between the two it'll work like a hose. It looks like it's most probably a 4M ROM bug and supposedly HP was "working" on a fix.

HP-UX Apache-based Web Server uses all the industry standard cryptographic algorithms such as RSA(512/1024), RC2, RC3, RC4,DES, 3DES, SHA, MD5, ... supported by OpenSSL. The crypto algorithms, RC4, RSA, and MD5 in the RSA Crypto-C library are specially tuned by HP for better performance on HP-UX. We use these algorithms with OpenSSL to provide superior performance for SSL connections.

It would be much easier to list the applications that aren't compatible. The list is much, much shorter... The vast majority of applications that run under System 7 will run under A/UX 3.x.x. In fact, before System 7 was released, A/UX 2.0.x was actually a good litmus test whether the application was 32-bit clean and would run under System 7. The only applications that are sure to fail are those that try to access hardware directly, such as HD utilities or backup applications. A/UX 3.x.

The HP-UX Web Server Suite is a free product that can be downloaded for HP-UX platform and includes key software products necessary to deploy, manage, and implement mission critical web servers. The suite is comprised of: These components are based on software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org) and Webmin (http://www.webmin.com/).

See "HP Apache-based Web Server Version 1.3.x to HP-UX Web Server Suite" at www.hp.com/products1/unix/webservers/apache/techtips/index.html

No special configuration is required, but OpenMail versions prior to 6.0 have an annoying bug similar to the big one in Microsoft Exchange. The message sizes it gives in the LIST are rounded to the nearest 1024 bytes. It also has a nasty habit of discarding headers it doesn't recognize, such as X- and Resent- headers. with M$ Exchange, the only real fix for these problems is to get a POP (or preferably IMAP) server that isn't brain-dead.

The most efficient way is to work with your HP-Authorized Reseller to find the Support Agreement that's best for you.

You certainly can. There are some tricks in getting it to work and be usable under the MacOS environment, but they are pretty easy. First of all, the device-files (slice31) for the Zip drive needs to be readable and writable by the person using the MacOS. If you are the sole user of the A/UX machine, then it's easy: chown yourname /dev/rdsk/cXd0s31 /dev/dsk/cXd0s31 where 'X' is the SCSI ID of the Zip.

A/UX 3.x.x fully supports the Apple OneScanner as well as providing better support for SCSI devices. A/UX will still use its own SCSI driver, however.

If you see the following error on an HP-UX machine after a STAF process has completed: Received signal 6 (SIGABRT) /usr/lib/dld.sl: Call to __sigenable() failed /usr/lib/dld.sl: Not owner Received signal 6 (SIGABRT) /usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: __h_errno__Fv (code) from /usr/local/staf/l ib/libSTAF.sl Received signal 6 (SIGABRT) /usr/lib/dld.sl: Call to __sigenable() failed /usr/lib/dld.sl: Not owner Received signal 6 (SIGABRT) /usr/lib/dld.

Your disk quota can be increased in one of two ways. If the increase is related to your research, or to personal interests related to computer science, your major professor can submit a request for increase to bigjim@cs.iastate.edu. If the increase is related to work for a particular course, then the professor for the course can submit a similar request.

Is it possible to turn off the reverse lookups "feature" for only one interface? E.g. Don't do reverse lookups for traffic received on the inside interface, but still do it for the external interface.

HP-UX 9.x systems have a program called STM. (This is NOT the same program as the STM released with HP-UX 10.x and 11.x.) This program offers a limited number of verifiers and exercisers, and can invoke the 'sysdiag' diagnostic system for some limited diagnostics. In general, however, HP-UX 9.x and MPE systems rely on the 'sysdiag' diagnostics for their support tools. . A port of STM to MPE/iX is currently planned. There are no plans at the present time to port the new STM to 9.x.

HP Hub & Switch Management for OV-UX is not bound by any licensing procedures. Licensing procedures are required by NNM/UX only. All licensing documentation and procedures should be applied to NNM/UX only. HP Hub & Switch Management for OV-UX relies on the NNM/UX product for the discovery and layout of networking devices. NNM/UX in turn relies on products like HP Hub & Switch Management for OV-UX to provide key configuration information on these devices to facilitate layout.

Yes, but it is recommended to uninstall the HP Hub and Switch Management for OV-UX (J3250N) version before installing the HP Hub and Switch Management for OV-UX (J3250P) version. Unless there are some older devices on the network which are not being supported by the HP Hub and Switch Management for OV-UX (J3250P) version. If both versions are installed, then the old icons (and old applications) will still appear for older devices not being supported by the P version.

In order for HP-UX to recognize RockRidge extensions, you need to mount the CD using the pfs_mount command instead of mount_cdfs. pfs_mount is licensed from Young Minds, Inc. and included for free in all HP-UX versions from 10.0 and above. If you are using automounter, you cannot set it up to automount RockRidge (as of version 11.0). Later versions of HP-UX may let you do this or have RockRidge built into cdfs.

We are interested in hearing from you on what other key components would be of value to solve your business problems. Please email us at hpapache-info@hp.com with your suggestions and a brief description of what business problem it can potentially solve or the benefit to your company.

Apache is an open source web server that is available in source code and compiled binaries for various operating systems including older versions of HP-UX. It has a reference implementation of RSA cryptographic libraries. The HP-UX Apache-based Web Server is engineered through state-of-the-art processes for the highest quality and is tailored to run smoothly on the HP-UX. The HP-UX Apache-based Web Server is a total solution for web server deployment for the enterprise.