“A Night of 1000 Stars”

Charles Kaplan

Charles Kaplan

Charles Kaplan is a Senior Account Executive with Maximum Computer

Systems, Inc. and has 39 years of experience in Sales, Sales Management

and Application Development with CBS, Inc., IBM Corp., and the Barsa

Consulting Group. Charles is the President of the Long Island System Users

Group (LISUG).

Charles is an adjunct Professor at Farmingdale State College teaching

Information Technology and Web Development.

Charles is also involved with several non-profit organizations were he

volunteers as a webmaster and in other capacities. As a webmaster, Charles

has designed and implemented websites with innovative features to provide

added value to the membership.

He has also migrated websites from pure HTML to PHP/MySQL to provide

new features and function.

by Charles Kaplan

� Get a Website

� Get the Code – Galleria and Charles Kaplan’s PHP Gallery programs

� Customize Code – Photographer’s Name & Email, Website URL, Theme

� Upload Code

� Upload Photographs

No DataBase, instead – Adaptive Code technique

Implementation Process

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 6

� Existing Website, or

� New Website

� I use: 1and1.com

� Website Organization

� Code goes in “galleria/” directory

� Photos go into “galleria/photos” directory, each subject in its own directory, for example: “galleria/photos/travel/italy”

� URL – http://your.website/galleria/gallery.php

Website

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 7

� Galleria JavaScript Photo Viewer - http://galleria.io

� Classic theme is $free

� Additional themes are priced up to $29

� I use the AZUR theme @ $29 – full screen and captions

� Just change one line of code to use additional themes

� Email chas@ckaplan.com for PHP programs used to read directories and generate input for galleria with instructions

Get the Code

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 8

� Photographer’s Name $name = “Charles Kaplan”

� Website URL $url = “http://www.ckaplan.com/galleria”

� Email Address $email = “chas@ckaplan.com”

� Photo Directory $image_dir = “photos/” (default)

� Galleria Theme $theme = “classic/galleria.classic.js”

(default)

Customize the Code

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 9

� Need FTP client

� I use CORE FTP LE ($Free)

� Code goes to: “galleria/” directory

Upload Code

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 10

� Use FTP client to upload photos to galleria/photos

� Photo maximum size is 1280 x 800

� Free Image Resizer - https://imageresizer.codeplex.com/

� Suggestion: Do not resize the original images

� Each subject in its own directory, you can nest directories

� Top Level: Family, Travel, Events, Places, Favorites

� Subdirectories of Travel: Italy, Puerto Rico, Disney, Cape Cod

� For captions, create file with “filename.txt”

Upload Photos

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 11

© 2015 - Charles Kaplan Simple Photography Website 12

� Tell all your family and friends, and don’t forget your Facebook buddies, that they can see your amazing photos @

http://your.website/galleria/gallery.php

Go Live!

Mike Jacobs

Mike Jacobs

Mike Jacobs has been a system administer on

IBM i for the past 25 years or so. He is currently

one of the lead engineers at JP Morgan Chase

& Co., on the board here at LISUG and the IBM

i Large User Group commonly referred to as

the LUG. When not doing things on IBM i, he is

usually doing something else.

Encryption Depiction

By Mike Jacobs

How Encryption Works

Two Protocols in One

• Handshake–Authentication

–Is the Certificate Valid?

• Data Flow

What can be encrypted?

• Data at rest – DASD

– Tape (Physical or Virtual)

• Data in transit – FTP,

– Telnet

– etc

Why Encrypt?

Are you sure you need to encrypt?

More from Spaf

• Securing an environment of Windows platforms from abuse - external or internal - is akin to trying to install sprinklers in a fireworks factory where smoking on the job is permitted.

• The only truly secure system is one that is powered off, cast in a block of concrete and sealed in a lead-lined room with armed guards—and even then I have my doubts.

Prerequisites for ssh

• Portable Utilities 5733-SC1

• PASE (Portable Solutions

Application Environment)

option 33

Setting up ssh

• Set up public & private keys

• If changes are required, modify

the sshd configuration file.

• Start sshd or schedule autostart

of sshd

SSL Prerequisites

• Digital Certificate Manager (DCM), option 34

of OS/400 (5770-SS1)

• TCP/IP Connectivity Utilities for AS/400 (5770-

TC1) IBM HTTP Server for AS/400 (5770-DG1)

• IBM Cryptographic Access Provider products:

– 5770-AC1 (40-bit)

– 5769-AC2 (56-bit)

– 5770-AC3 (128-bit)

SSL Protocols

• SSLV3.0 (Secure Sockets

Layer)

• TLS V1.2(Transport Layer

Security)

System Settings for FTP and Telnet

• CHGFTPA

• CHGTELNETA

• Bounce the Server

What Can Be Encrypted?

• IBM HTTP Server

• Telnet server

• FTP

• DRDA and DDM

• Management Central

• Directory Services (LDAP)

• Client Access Express and applications that are written to the Client Access Express APIs)

• System Console

• HMC

• Etc…

Clark Heiser

Clark HeiserClark Heiser is a Sr. Programmer/Analyst for P.C. Richard & Son,

a 106-yr-old family-run retail business.

He has over 30 years of AS/400 and IBM i experience. His 22

years of experience at P.C. Richard span both software and

hardware. He designs and codes various applications related to

Point-Of-Sale; he is also responsible for maintaining and

upgrading the hardware, and PTF and O/S levels for P.C.

Richard’s 70 IBM i’s.

He finds his varied responsibilities very rewarding and looks

forward to many more years at P.C. Richard.

Image CatalogsMade EASY

Clark Heiser

P.C. Richard & SonClarkH@PCRichard.com

What Is an Image Catalog?

• An IBM i object (*IMGCLG) that uses CD/DVD imagesto install one or more individual PTF’s, a Group PTF (TCP/IP, Java, Security, etc.), a CUM, or an entire O/S upgrade.

• CD/DVD images are uploaded to the IFS from either the physical media or downloaded from Fix Central.

Why Use an Image Catalog?

• SAVES TIME! Faster than using physical media.

• You’ll never have a media error at the time of the PTF/OS processing. All the prep work is done BEFOREHAND!

• Can combine CUM’s, Group PTF’s, and individual PTF’s into one image catalog. They will be processed automatically in the order you added them.

Making an Image Catalog

• CRTDEVOPT (device type *VRT, only do once for all time)

• CRTIMGCLG

• (Images only) Upload images to IFS folder.

• ADDIMGCLGE for each DVD image or physical DVD to upload.

• (V5R4 and earlier) Create a folder in the IFS.

Using an Image Catalog

• LODIMGCLG (*LOAD)

• VFYIMGCLG

• GO PTF, option 8 or INSPTF.

• Both do the VFYIMGCLG.

• (Optional) LODIMGCLG (*UNLOAD)

Image Catalogs Made EASY

DŭN!!

What Is an Image Catalog?WRKLNK:

What Is an Image Catalog?WRKIMGCLGE:

John Lynch

John Lynch

John Lynch is a graduate from the Rutgers School of Electrical and Computer Engineering and has been working for P.C. Richard & Son as a Software Developer/Analyst for 8 years.

2-Factor Authentication

On IBM i using RPG and Google

Authenticator

What is 2-Factor Auth?

Why do we need it?

Example: Dropbox and Google Authenticator

Example Continued

How does it work?

Message Authentication CodeMAC and HMAC

TOTP – Time Based One-Time Password

• The TOTP algorithm uses a secret key (16 character base32 encoded string) and a time-stamp (Unix time – the number of elapsed seconds since January 1, 1970) as the message

• An HMAC using SHA1 is then calculated to produce a One-Time Password. The HMAC will produce a very long hash string

• To shorten, dynamic truncation is used to get a six digit code

Back to our QR Code

• When we scan the QR Code we are actually scanning the account name and secret key to store in our Google Authenticator App on our device

• Assuming the clocks on the device and server are in sync, then the mobile device can produce predictable codes whether or not it has service or not

• The secret key must remain secret or 2-Factor will be compromised

• The server when validating should compute codes for several 30-second intervals in either direction to account for some time differentials

I don’t understand, can you say that in RPG?

Let it marinate overnight…

Its all down hill from here…

Dynamic Truncation

Demo

Not too bad right?

• John.Lynch@PCRichard.com

Steve Wolk

Steve WolkSteven Wolk is the Chief Technology Officer for PC Richard & Son, a family owned and operated chain of 66 appliance and electronics superstores located throughout NY, NJ, CT, and PA. Steve joined PC Richard & Son in 1986. In 2000 he assumed his current position as the company’s first CTO. As CTO he leads a large in-house team of very talented software developers. Together, they bring their combined extensive retail experience to bear in the application of new technologies to improve business processes and efficiency to create a competitive advantage for this unique company. Steve enjoys speaking at conferences and events, including COMMON, and is proud to be a member of Toastmasters International. As a published author, Steve has been interviewed by Argyle Executive Forum on his views of how technology is changing the retail experience. Most recently, an article of his on computer forensics was published by IT Jungle, and he was the focus of a Snapshot within IBM Systems magazine. He graduated from New York Institute of Technology with a B.S. in Computer Science.

The most useful apps…

you've never heard of!

Steven Wolk SWolk@PCRichard.com

The most useful apps…

you've never heard of!

Steven Wolk SWolk@PCRichard.com

The most useful apps…

you've never heard of!

Pushbullet

Macro Express

Pushbullet

Pushbullet

Macro Express

Macro Explorer Window

Macro Express

Capturing a Macro

Macro ExpressSample Macro: Set Mouse Speed

Macro ExpressSample Macro: Size & Position Windows

Macro ExpressWhat else can it do?

• Manipulate files and modify their contents

• Send E-Mails on a schedule, based on program logic

• Launch programs and manipulate their windows

• Automatically activate macros based on criteria:

• Date and time

• A window appearing with a certain title

• A keyboard hotkey

• ANYTHING YOU CAN DO MANUALLY!

The most useful apps…

you've never heard of!

Pushbullet

www.pushbullet.com

Free! $40/year for Pro

Macro Express

www.macros.com

$40 Basic / $60 Pro

The most useful apps…

you've never heard of!

Steven Wolk SWolk@PCRichard.com

Alan Seiden

Alan Seiden

Alan is owner of Alan Seiden Consulting, a group that creates

expertise in the IBM i community while developing web and

mobile applications, combining PHP, RPG, DB2, and Zend

Framework. Co-developer with IBM of the open-source PHP

Toolkit, Alan was one of the first Zend Framework certified

engineers. Alan was a charter member of IBM/COMMON's

PHP Advisory Board and a consultant for IBM's manual PHP:

Zend Core for i5/OS. An award-winning speaker, Alan has

been called "the performance guru of PHP on IBM i.” Alan

Seiden Consulting, Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey

IBM I SurpriseAlan Seiden Consulting

Founder, Club Seiden

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club.alanseiden.com

IBM I SurpriseAlan Seiden Consulting

Contact and tips

Alan Seiden

Alan Seiden Consulting

Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ

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alan@alanseiden.com ● 201-447-2437 ● twitter: @alanseiden

Free newsletter: http://alanseiden.com/tips

Trevor Seeney

Trevor SeeneyTrevor Seeney is an experienced software developer and technology consultant. Trevor's recent experience has been focused on developing web-faced applications using RPG and PHP against DB2 and MySQL databases. In recently developed applications the emerging technology known as AJAX has been deployed along with the more familiar HTML, javascript and CSS. Trevor is currently developing Geo-Location applications where the HTTP server is the IBM/i. Trevor has delivered web-centric presentations at COMMON on the subject of javascript and securing CGI applications written in RPG. Previously, Trevor specialized in system security. A COMMON presentation entitled 'How an iSeries/400 is hacked and how to stop it' spawned an article for Midrange Computing and a Webinar on Search-400. Trevor also developed a workstation security product for the System/i, which secures inactive work stations and is commercially available today under the name of ScreenSafer/400.

iMAGICIBM/i Magic Tricks

Executing Commands in SEU

• Into a source member named WAJ of type CMD type one line

CMD

• Into another source member named RETURN of type CLLE type one line

RETURN

• Into another source member named WAJ of type CLLE type one line

WRKACTJOB

• Create command

CRTCMD qgpl/WAJ SRC(____/QCMDSRC) MBR(WAJ) +

PGM(____/RETURN) VLDCHKR(_____/WAJ)

The command WAJ will now execute in SEU under CL syntax

Capturing Screen Images

GETDSPC

A R GET CLRL(*NO)

A B 1919 B 1 2

A R PUT KEEP ASSUME

A B 1919 B 1 2

GETDSPX

A R GET USRDFN

A R PUT KEEP ASSUME

A B 1919 B 1 2

The ROLLUP Program

PGM

DCLF FILE(GETDSPC)

DCL VAR(&CTL) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(7) +

VALUE(X'00021000730462')

DCL VAR(&C) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(1920)

DCL VAR(&I) TYPE(*DEC) LEN(2 0)

/* * Get Screen Image * */

OVRDSPF FILE(GETDSPC) TOFILE(GETDSPX) +

WAITRCD(4) LVLCHK(*NO)

CHGVAR VAR(%SST(&B 1 7)) VALUE(&CTL)

SNDRCVF RCDFMT(GET)

CHGVAR VAR(%SST(&C 1 1919)) VALUE(&B)

The ROLLUP Program (cont.)

REPEAT:

CHGVAR VAR(&B) VALUE(%SST(&C 2 1919))

AGAIN:

/* * Perform Screen Modification * */

SNDF RCDFMT(PUT)

CHGVAR VAR(&C) VALUE( %SST(&C 81 1840) || +

%SST(&C 1 80))

CHGVAR VAR(&B) VALUE(%SST(&C 2 1919))

CHGVAR VAR(&I) VALUE(&I + 1)

IF COND(&I *LT 24) THEN(GOTO CMDLBL(AGAIN))

// * Wait for user response, if none then repeat SNDRCVF RCDFMT(PUT) WAIT(*NO) WAIT MONMSG MSGID(CPF0889) EXEC(DO)

RCVMSG MSGTYPE(*EXCP) CHGVAR VAR(&I) VALUE(0) GOTO CMDLBL(REPEAT)

ENDDO �

Launching the Browser from the Command Line

DCL VAR(&URL) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(104) +

VALUE('http://Kisco6.Kisco.com:81/cgi-bin/SHOWTIME')

DCL VAR(&STRCMD) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(123)

STRPCO PCTA(*NO)

MONMSG MSGID(IWS4010) EXEC(RCVMSG MSGTYPE(*EXCP))

CHGVAR VAR(&STRCMD) VALUE('start iexplore.exe' |> &URL)

STRPCCMD PCCMD(&STRCMD) PAUSE(*NO)

RETURN

CSS3 Animation

See September 2015 LISUG presentation

fieldset {

border-radius:2%;

background-color: #000080 ;

color: #ffffff ;

width:600px;

margin :25px;

position: relative;top:-25px;

-moz-animation: square-to-circle 6s 9.5s infinite linear alternate ;

-webkit-animation: square-to-circle 6s 9.5s infinite linear alternate ;

-ms-animation: square-to-circle 6s 9.5s infinite linear alternate;

}

@-webkit-keyframes square-to-circle {0% {border-radius:0 0 0 0;-webkit-transform:rotate(0deg);padding:5px;width:550px;left:5px;}25% {border-radius:10% 10% 10% 10%;-webkit-transform:rotate(90deg);padding:10px;

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“A Night of 1000 Stars”