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PLY_CM DCR151 POLYCENTER Console Manager V1.5 ULTRIX RISC ECO Summary

Copyright (c) Digital Equipment Corporation 1994. All rights reserved. PRODUCT: POLYCENTER Console Manager (PCM) OP/SYS: ULTRIX RISC SOURCE: Digital Equipment Corporation ECO INFORMATION: ECO Kit Name: DCR151 ECO Kits Superseded by This Kit: None ECO Kit Approximate Size: 28,060 blocks (tar file) Kit Applies To: POLYCENTER Console Manager V1.5 ULTRIX RISC V4.3a or later System Reboot Necessary: No ECO KIT SUMMARY: An ECO kit exists for POLYCENTER Console Manager V1.5 on ULTRIX RISC V4.3a or higher. This kit addresses the following problems: o Additional system icons have been provided with this ECO. These icons are installed in the default icon area. o The editor UID file provided in the PCM Version 1.5 software kit for OpenVMS AXP was corrupt. o If you were running Eventlist interactively and restarted PCM by selecting the restart option from the File menu, Eventlist would not start up again in interactive mode. o Eventlist would sometimes access violate or core dump when it received events as a result of a user's program calling the CMUserSendEvent API routine. o Archiving Console Manager log files would fail with the message that logging was disabled. o The Console Manager Extract utility would not always extract the latest console data received by the PCM daemons. o The API routine CMEventContext would incorrectly return the log length and time when the event text indicated that there was no context for the event. o The API routine CMUserSendEvent would access violate or core dump if some of the required parameters were supplied as NULL pointers. o The PCM daemon would access violate or core dump if the configuration database contained details of: + An enabled system that used TELNET transport and had a listener number containing non-numeric characters. + An enabled system that used LAT or TELNET transport that did not have any information entered for a terminal server name or port/listener name/number. o If the configuration database contained invalid information for an enabled system, the PCM daemon processes would sometimes access violate or core dump. o The character cell and X-windows editors had different limits for event count and start values. o There was a problem with the amount of memory used by the Event Notification Services (ENS). o If a user's program executed CMUserSendEvent a number of times, the ENS daemon would access violate or core dump. o The byte limit quota restricted the number of Eventlist connections the ENS daemon could create. When it reached the quota, ENS would exit. o If the connection between a system console using TELNET and a terminal server was lost while the PCM daemon was checking the connection to a remote system, the daemon would access violate. o The character cell editor did not remove blank spaces from the front or end of usernames entered in the configuration database. This caused mismatches when privileges were checked. o The monitor interface did not interpret any key values set in the initialization file. o The monitor interface would access violate or core dump if you repeatedly used the ONE and TWO commands with VIEW and SHOW. o The monitor interface would access violate or core dump if you used the SHOW KEYS command or SHOW SYSTEMS command to create a log window, and then connected to and disconnected from a system. o 1.3.20



This patch can be found at any of these sites:

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Files on this server are as follows:

dcr151.README
dcr151.CHKSUM
dcr151.tar

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