Retrieving commands for AIX, Sun Solaris, and Linux

Figure 1 shows how to retrieve the necessary files to install the client commands on workstations with AIX®, Sun Solaris, or Linux. Use the "Make" section that is appropriate for your platform and omit the others. Use MVSHOST1 as the name of the z/OS host, and smith is a z/OS user ID.

Note: The compiler name can be changed to match the installed compiler name.

Figure 1. Retrieving the client enabling commands for AIX, Sun Solaris, and Linux

 $ ftp mvshost1
 Connected to mvshost1
 220-FTPSERVE at MVSHOST1, 01:44:24 on 6/02/07
 220 Connection closes if idle for more than 5 minutes.
 Name (mvshost1:w42dept): smith
 <Press ENTER key>
 331 Send password please.
 Password: password
 230 smith is logged on.
 ftp> bin
 200 Representation type is IMAGE.
 ftp> get 'prefix.nfstarb(gfsawaix)' client.tarbin

 200 Port request OK.
 125 Sending data set PREFIX.NFSTARB(GFSAWAIX)
 250 Transfer completed successfully.
 local: client.tarbin remote: 'prefix.nfstarb(gfsawaix)' 
 213504 bytes received in 2.4 seconds (87 Kbytes/s)
 ftp> quit
 221 Quit command received. Goodbye.  $
 $ mkdir mvsnfs.client
 $ cd mvsnfs.client
 $ tar -xvf ../client.tarbin
 tar: record size = 20 blocks
 x ./makefile, 8234 bytes, 17 tape blocks 
 x ./gfsawaxd.c, 13474 bytes, 27 tape blocks
⋮
 $
 $ touch *.*

(Following are Make sections for each supported platform - use the appropriate one 

SUN:
$ make sun
gcc -D SUN -D _UTILS -D SOLARIS -lnsl -lsocket -o showattr gfsawsha.c gfsawaxd.c
gcc -D SUN -D _UTILS -D SOLARIS -lnsl -lsocket -o mvslogin gfsawlin.c gfsawmou.c
gcc -D SUN -D _UTILS -D SOLARIS -lnsl -lsocket -o mvslogout gfsawmou.c gfsawlou.c

Sun binaries for NFS Tools are made

LINUX:
make linux
gcc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -o showattr gfsawsha.c gfsawaxd.c
gcc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -o mvslogin gfsawlin.c gfsawmou.c
gcc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -o mvslogout gfsawmou.c gfsawlou.c

Linux binaries for NFS Tools are made

ZLINUX:
$ make zlinux
cc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -m31 -o showattr gfsawsha.c gfsawaxd.c
cc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -m31 -o mvslogin gfsawlin.c gfsawmou.c
cc -D LINUX -D _UTILS -m31 -o mvslogout gfsawmou.c gfsawlou.c

Binaries for zlinux NFS Tools are made
AIX:
$ make aix
gcc -D AIX -D _UTILS -D AIX_RT -o showattr gfsawsha.c gfsawaxd.c
gcc -D AIX -D _UTILS -D AIX_RT -o mvslogin gfsawlin.c gfsawmou.c
gcc -D AIX -D _UTILS -D AIX_RT -o mvslogout gfsawmou.c gfsawlou.c

AIX binaries for NFS Tools are made
 $ ./mvslogin mvshost1 smith 
 (MVSNFS must be operational. Password Required on host side.)
 GFSA988I Remote host does not have AF_INET6 interface.
 GFSA973A  Enter MVS password: password
 GFSA955I  smith logged in ok.
 $

After retrieving the files of client enabling source code for the AIX or UNIX environment, follow these steps as shown in Figure 1 to create the executable commands:

To make sure the source files have the current date. Some platforms do not have correct time stamps and cause make files to fail; issue the following command.
```
touch *.* 
```
To create the executable commands mvslogin, mvslogout, and showattr, issue one of these commands for the environment that IBM supports.
make aix

Creates executables for AIX.

make sun

Creates executables for Sun.

make linux

Creates executables for Linux.

make zlinux

Creates executables for zLinux.

Note: In order to build zLinux, you MUST have a 32-bit build environment installed on your zLinux system. If a 32-bit environment is not available, see Porting on different compilers and operating systems for information on building 64-bit versions of the Client enabling commands.