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  1. wsowss

    URL without using the port

    That's a good idea. I will try that. Thanks for your response.
  2. wsowss

    URL without using the port

    It is not apache. It is some other process owned by quest product.
  3. wsowss

    URL without using the port

    Thanks for the respone. The port 80 is being used by another process...
  4. wsowss

    URL without using the port

    I have a internal webserver runnnning on port 8080, I'm using the URL with the port number to access the site. http://webpd:8080/Login/ How do I access the site without using the port number 8080? I tried different options in my httpd.conf file..no luck so far.. I have this in my httpd.conf...
  5. wsowss

    SCO unix 5 to 6 Migration steps

    Frederico, I really appreciate your help..Thanks for the link..I'll go through it..If I'm stuck and need some help..I will post message on this forum..Thanks for your help Thanks
  6. wsowss

    SCO unix 5 to 6 Migration steps

    Previous admin left the company..I'm kind of new to the group and have no idea about SCO..they don't have any documentaion for current system..they have no idea what is on current system..we are having some issues with hardware..we are going to get new hardware and start doing the upgrade .and...
  7. wsowss

    SCO unix 5 to 6 Migration steps

    Frederico, We are using currently RM/COBOL – 85 runtime.. Any tips for how to migrate VSAM files ?Also, are they any procedure for migrating one server to another server ? I really appreciate your help..Noone here knows about SCO..I'm also very new to SCO..I have worked on Linux and Solaris...
  8. wsowss

    SCO unix 5 to 6 Migration steps

    We are going to migrate our current application to an updated and supportable SCO (verison 6 or later )environment. I would really appreciate if you could provide me some more detail about migration steps for Cobol programs as well as JCL and VSAM files. Do I need to re-compile all our current...

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