I can dnping, dnetinfo, and dnlogin. I was able to completely unbind IPv4 and IPv6 and do things via DECnet (Phase IV).
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I managed to get DECnet working on Linux (Ubuntu 9.04 LTS). It did take some configuration and creating a user (linux). Now to get VMSmail (a.k.a. mail11) working, i.e. vmsmaild & sendvmsmail.
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For those that care: Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Host names ≤ 6 characters Update /etc/apt/sources.list apt-get {update,upgrade} Install dnet-progs Add “linux” user (name hard coded?) Edit /etc/dnetd.conf and /etc/decnet.conf files. Ping
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Hobby project or work related stuff?
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Hobby.
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I’ve managed to get DECnet working in Ubuntu 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. 9, 10, and 11 work with everything I know how to test. 12, 13, and 14 partially work. (dnlogin gets PTS / PTY errors.) 14 kernel panics when it pings itself, but other sources seem okay.
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Will you write a longer article about it?
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I suppose I can throw some notes together to help others scratch their head less.
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