I have been using my target VM system as the client. If I use my pc as a stepping stone, I prefer to use it as an FTP client to upload to my VM system.
Have the VMARC files been updated with the latest and greatest? Regards, Richard Schuh > -----Original Message----- > From: CMSTSO Pipelines Discussion List > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul Gilmartin > Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 3:12 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: CMS Pipelines 1.1.12/0006 and manual available > > On 07/14/10 14:46, Rob van der Heij wrote: > > On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 10:28 PM, Schuh, Richard > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > >> The MODE B doesn't seem to work for me. I get a message > saying that it isn't supported. > >> > > > > That only works among adults... VM (or MVS) on the client > side. If you > > need to use your PC as stepping stone, you download "bin" and then > > upload as "FIX 1024" (you may need "quote site fix 1024" > with FTP, or > > specify that in your termulator when using IND$FILE). If > you forget, > > it can be repaired with "fblock 1024" > > > > > Or, a trick. Connect to Marist and issue: > > ftp> binary > 200 Representation type is IMAGE. > ftp> quote type e > 200 Representation type is EBCDIC. > ftp> quote mode b > 200 Data transfer mode is Block. > > get what.ever > > Then connect to your target VM system and issue the same > binary; type; mode, > then: > > put what.ever > > >> 550 Command failed: SFS system error; DMSEXIDI rc 8 reason 74000 > >> > > > > And that's "file not found" - it's PIPELINE.MODULE, no VMARC. > > > > > Ummm... I see: > > ftp> pwd > 257 "ACADEM:PIPELINE.EWEB" is working directory > ftp> > ftp> dir *.vmarc > 200 Port request OK. > 125 List started OK > ANYOF VMARC F 80 110 3 > 2003-11-01 02:44:28 - > DATECONV VMARC F 80 1406 28 > 1998-08-24 17:44:33 - > DJONES VMARC F 80 279 6 > 1998-07-15 11:55:26 - > JPH50 VMARC F 80 113997 2227 > 1996-08-13 15:34:20 - > LP3820 VMARC F 80 5184 102 > 1997-03-01 16:09:24 - > MTREXX VMARC F 80 344 7 > 1997-10-21 17:31:52 - > NXPIPE VMARC F 80 7791 153 > 2010-07-12 07:32:35 - > PDUPDT VMARC F 80 184 4 > 1997-11-12 09:32:35 - > PICKPIPE VMARC F 80 421 9 > 1997-11-10 18:45:24 - > PIPAPERS VMARC F 80 65903 1288 > 2000-10-31 18:08:33 - > PIPDIAG VMARC F 80 7853 154 > 2010-02-11 06:18:56 - > PIPEDEMO VMARC F 80 504 10 > 1996-07-07 13:48:02 - > PIPESERV VMARC F 80 10252 201 > 2002-05-16 12:40:15 - > POPEN VMARC F 80 788 16 > 2002-09-18 11:01:55 - > PWB VMARC F 80 4024 79 > 1998-04-06 06:49:31 - > PX3270 VMARC F 80 366 8 > 1996-06-19 05:51:39 - > RMHLUP VMARC F 80 109 3 > 2000-06-07 07:07:22 - > RTDOC VMARC F 80 68069 1330 > 2010-07-03 05:36:21 - > RUNTIME VMARC F 80 25926 507 > 2010-07-03 05:36:15 - > SPAWNER VMARC F 80 98 2 > 1998-10-01 12:02:05 - > WEENYWEB VMARC F 80 154 3 > 2000-06-11 06:57:06 - > 250 List completed successfully. > > ... and when the VMARC exists I prefer to get it and unpack > it because it restores the original timestamp. One more bit > of audit trail. > > And: > > ftp> get nxpipe.vmarc > 200 Port request OK. > 550 Command failed: SFS system error; DMSEXIDI rc 8 reason 74000 > ftp> > ftp> get none.such > 200 Port request OK. > 550 File 'none such' not found > > ... the SFS system error seems to quite different from "file > not found". > > -- gil >
