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For the archive, I used Piotr's example to update my wrong attempts to the following, which worked for me. DEVICE UNITY LCS 44A LINK ETH44A ETHERNET 0 UNITY ARPAGE 5 HOME 192.168.1.81?

Kevin Monceaux wrote: Oh I agree with you 100%, Kevin! I feel *exactly* the same way! Agree 100%. But the point appears to be moot since, based on my quick test, the good news is that you *DO*

And I received a copy of this post too! So it appears you do indeed (/eventually!/) receive a copy from either place, whether you post a message/reply or via or via their web interface. Maybe

[...] And indeed I did! So there's your answer: you should receive a copy either way, whether you respond via email or via their web interface. Either way you WILL (or SHOULD!) receive a

Reporting back as promised, I was able to use your simple example to achieve at least the first stage of success.? All the NETSTAT commands generated good results, and I was able to ping my host from

Hello! I do receive copies of my post. But then again I do know where yours was, it was stuck in the same pond that Fish's was stuck in. ----- Gregg C Levine gregg.drwho8@... "This signature

And after posting the above reply I received both of my posts. My first reply might have just gotten stuck in traffic. --

If it only applies to web posts, and there's not a separate setting to receive copies of one's own e-mail posts, it should be reported as a bug. I think I've been receiving copies of my posts, and I

Well, I haven't received a copy of my above post, yet. I hadn't signed on to the web interface before, but did so and checked the 'receive my own posts' setting, which is enabled for my account.

Thank you for the simple example Piotr, but my network understanding is so primitive that I have the following questions: 1. When you say that your "Linux network card? address" is 192.168.192.9/24,

FWIW I only see this copy in my email. And of course the system made a liar out of me, my original message questioning why I don’t get my own emails also came to my email . . . ? I have

This is my reply to your query made via our MVS group's Groups.IO web based user interface. My previous (much longer explanatory) reply was made via email. Let's see whether I receive an email of only

[...] I don't know. Let's find out. :) I have my Groups.IO "Account" preferences set to "I always want to receive copies of my own emails" too, but that particular setting MIGHT only apply to

Piotr: I am glad to find another Linuxer who is using Tun/Tap loadable modules.? I am actually having a bit of trouble after a recent upgrade to my base linux system.? Would you be kind enough to

Hi The best is to start from the beginning I will present you working small configuration with different address than in your config and suggest to is it in your env. Assumptions: LCS addresses

I have my groups.io preference set to "I always want to receive copies of my own emails" but none of the emails I send to the group are sent to me (no, they don't get routed to my junk folder

I had to struggle to find out what was defined as my Db2 subsystem-id on my MVS.? Recently I came across the following article and rexx script that may have made my life much easier. Every site has

Hi Piotr, Thank you very much for your offer of help. I have attached a text file of the TCPIP files I have modified in my VM/ESA from userid TCPMAINT. I stripped out all the comment lines to

Hi Peter How can I help you? What do you need ? Any details about your configuration? Piotr wt., 3 mar 2020 o 14:12 Rahim Azizarab via Groups.Io <rahimazizarab= [email protected]> napisa?(a):

Yes, very quiet on this group and TURNKEY-MVS Hopefully the knowledge on these mainframe groups will be passed on to the next generation... -- Regards, Bernie (did 360 assembler programming on IBM