ImaCaveMan
ISP
"Legacy App" means
[ul][li]no source code,[/li][li]original supplier out-of-business and gone,[/li][li]no installation CD or tape for the application,[/li][/ul]
It is on a decent HP server that has SCO OpenServer 5.0.5 that does not have TCP/IP installed.
The original supplier supplied the server with everything installed. They supplied the SCO licenses and all the CD's EXCEPT the main one. They did not supply the Progress run-time installation media.
I need TCP/IP. So I could probably buy a SCO 5.0.6 media kit, upgrade the server, and get it to work.
BUT LINUX sure would be nicer.
I have Red Hat 8 (Progress 8.3 is certified for Red Hat 7.2, if I recall correctly). I have Caldera OpenLinux (I thought this might "transition" from SCO OpenServer Unix).
Is there any hope?
THANK YOU
[ul][li]no source code,[/li][li]original supplier out-of-business and gone,[/li][li]no installation CD or tape for the application,[/li][/ul]
It is on a decent HP server that has SCO OpenServer 5.0.5 that does not have TCP/IP installed.
The original supplier supplied the server with everything installed. They supplied the SCO licenses and all the CD's EXCEPT the main one. They did not supply the Progress run-time installation media.
I need TCP/IP. So I could probably buy a SCO 5.0.6 media kit, upgrade the server, and get it to work.
BUT LINUX sure would be nicer.
I have Red Hat 8 (Progress 8.3 is certified for Red Hat 7.2, if I recall correctly). I have Caldera OpenLinux (I thought this might "transition" from SCO OpenServer Unix).
Is there any hope?
THANK YOU