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Re: SMTP Server won't start??

Thanks! That worked for China, though in Malaysia there may be another problem.... 

cheers,

Clare
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Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: SMTP Server won't start??



I have seen this occasionally caused by the server's own name not being in
the local TCP/IP host file.  Occasionally when TCP/IP started, we would see
the SMTP server start and end like you were describing... what we found
from talking with IBM was that the SMTP server was trying to start before
DNS was fully available and couldn't connect to DNS to resolve the name it
was using.  Adding the server's own name to the local host table fixed the
issue and it hasn't been back.  Yours may be a whole different cause, but
that's one thing you can check....



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Hi all,

Any ideas why an SMTP server won't start?? Actually, it does start, but
then
ends 1 second later according to the history file. This happens on a box in

Malaysia (V5R1) and a box in China (V4R5) both DBCS. Works fine on all the
other boxes.

thanks,

Clare

----- Original Message -----
From: "Vernon Hamberg" <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 9:54 AM
Subject: RE: Multiple Programs to One Spool File



OK, to follow up on Chris Bipes explanation, here's an example I got
to work, with a single PRTF with multiple formats and fields, using
an override. Scott would need to modify the programs all to point to
the same printer file.

Here is the source:

 * PRTF TESTPRT
A          R RCD1A
A            FLD1A         18         1
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD1B
A            FLD1B         18         1
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD2A
A            FLD2A         18         3
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD2B
A            FLD2B         18         3
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD3A
A            FLD3A         18         5
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD3B
A            FLD3B         18         5
A                                      SPACEA(001)

 * RPGLE TESTPRT1
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld1a = 'Entering program 1'
C                   write     rcd1a
C                   call      'TESTPRT2'
C                   eval      fld1b = 'Leaving program 1'
C                   write     rcd1b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

 * RPGLE TESTPRT2
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld2a = 'Entering program 2'
C                   write     rcd2a
C                   call      'TESTPRT3'
C                   eval      fld2b = 'Leaving program 2'
C                   write     rcd2b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

 * RPGLE TESTPRT3
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld3a = 'Entering program 3'
C                   write     rcd3a
C                   eval      fld3b = 'Leaving program 3'
C                   write     rcd3b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

This was executed using the following commands from a command line:
OVRPRTF TESTPRT SHARE(*YES)
CALL TESTPRT1

Ba-da-boom!

Entering program 1
  Entering program 2
    Entering program 3
    Leaving program 3
  Leaving program 2
Leaving program 1

Even turning on LR did not have a bad effect - but this might be
something to look at in slightly different circumstances.

Hope this is useful for someone.

Vern

At 06:13 AM 2/28/2006, you wrote:


 Hi Scott,  Since each program has its own printer file and
assuming that they are external printer files with different
formats/fields, the print can not be combined using a simple
override. You can achieve the same results by copying the spool
files to a database file and printing from the database file. For
example (and this is by memory without a manual for command
syntax): PgmA - crtpf qtemp/splf rcdlen(199)- ovrprtf *prtf
hold(*yes) save(*yes) . . .- call PgmB- cpysplf PrtfB qtemp/splf
job(*) splnbr(*last) prtctl(*FCFC)- dltsplf PrtB job(*)
splnbr(*last)- call Pgm C
- cpysplf PrtfC qtemp/splf job(*) splnbr(*last) prtctl(*FCFC)-
dltsplf PrtC job(*) splnbr(*last)- dltovr *prtf - ovrprtf qprint
prtctl(*fcfc)- cpyf qtemp/splf qprint I hope this helps Joe
Kempenich --- On Mon 02/27, Scott Johnson &lt;
sjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx &gt; wrote:From: Scott Johnson [mailto:
sjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]To: MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Mon, 27
Feb 2006 18:22:16 -0600Subject: Multiple Programs to One Spool
FileNot sure if this is possible or not. I want to have multiple
programs in one job stream print to the same spool file. Each
program has its own prtf. Each prtf has different records/layouts.
More or less, I have a report program that calls separate programs
for the first page(s) and last page(s) of the needed report. The
report program itself provides the detail for the middle pages. I am
pretty sure I have to use ovrprtf, but I am unsure of where to place
them and with what parms.PgmA calls PgmB.PgmB uses PrtfB and prints
to spool file.Control return!
 s
to PgmA.PgmA uses PrtfA and prints to spool file.PgmA calls
PgmC.PgmC uses PrtfC and prints to spool file.Control returns to
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