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Hi all, We have a internal project proposal that wants to extract 7Zip formatted archives directly on the mainframe. I thought I'd seen somewhere that gzip might support that, but I can't now find any reference to it, so I'm beginning to think I dreamt it. Anyone know if gzip does support 7Zip, and if it doesn't, know of anything that does support it natively under z/OS?Many thanks, Andy.
On a test lpar i've got git (2.14) installed and it is failing. Here is an example: /u/lbdyck>ssh git@github.com git-receive-pack lbdyck/racfadm.git FOTS2273 Warning: Permanently added the RSA host key for IP address '140.82.112.3' to the list of known hosts. --Â--Ä-Á--/ÀÁÄ-ÃÀ--À---Ã--/-À-Á-Ã-Â---À------ÊÁÃËÇÁ/ÀË_/ËÈÁÊÊÁø?ÊÈ-ËÈ/ÈÍË-ÀÁ%ÁÈÁ-ÊÁÃË-ËÑÀÁ-Â/>À---,-ÉÍÑÁÈ-/È?_ÑÄÊ_/È-ËÇ/--/ÅÁ>È-ÅÑÈÅÑÈÇÍÂ-ÅÂ--ÄÄ-Ä-/-ÂÀ----ÄÃÃ-À-Â---Â/--ÁÃÁÀ-/ÁÂ--Á-Â-/Á---ÃÀÀ--Â---ÊÁÃËÈ/ÅË--------Ä-ÄÄ---ÄÄ-- And another example: /u/lbdyck>git clone git@github.com:lbdyck/pdsegen.git Cloning into 'pdsegen'... fatal: protocol error: bad line length character: ---Á Can anyone point me to where to fix this? I'm sure this is something trivial but I can't find the problem.
I get this message when using openssl. We did not install openssl in /rsusr/rocket, but instead used a different path. Shouldn't openssl base the location of the openssl.cnf file on the location of the openssl binary? Should we just "bite the bullet" and install it (or set a symbolic link from) /rsusr/rocket?
#GITGit 2.14.4 does not seem to support the submodule functionality Will 2.26.2 support submodule functionality? Where can i find the documentation of features supported in the respected versions of Git?
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