Customers send to "filename.tmp", once tranfer is complete they rename
to "filename" so we only see the file after the transfer is complete.
I was not invloved in the setup of the SSH FTP stuff, I don't know all
of the details of exactly what we do. I know that once we see the file,
we do a normal ftp to MVS file. I think he tried OCOPY but had problems.
Josef Berger wrote:
Hello John,
Using FTPS is also may favored solution. Our problem is we have round about
750 unix servers which have SSH SFTP implemnted but not TLS Function. So the
personal, who is responsible for the unix servers tends to use ssh. I've a
question to your solution via CRON task. Did the task check the inbound
directory and if found files put it via FTP to the mainframe ?. Assuming
SFTP is writing a large file, the CRON task put the file via FTP to the
mainframe. Is it possible that a incomplete file is copied by the CRON task,
because the SFTP has not completed the transferre ?. Can you give me advice
to find a sample of writing a CRON task ?
Regards Josef
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You can use OCOPY from a batch job, but I would suggest that you look at
FTPS (FTP using SSL). It is real FTP and support MVS datasets.
We implmented SFTP and are now attempting to convert our last two
customers to FTPS. I am sure there may be other ways, but we had to
schedule a task via CRON to check the inbound directories every minute to
see if a file came and and then kick of the processing. It is not pretty.
Using FTPS you can use whatever you are using for normal FTP. In fact you
can have the same server support both SSL and non-SSL FTP sessions or you
can force it to only accecpt SSL'ed connections.
Josef Berger wrote:
Hello all,
we plan to replace FTP with SSH SFTP. SSH SFTP work with unix files, not
MVS datasets.
Connection initiated by another server into the mainframe stores the file
in a Unix HFS file.
Does anyone now work arouns to start a batch job, after the file was
stored in Unix HFS ?.
Is OPC Trigger a possible solution ?. I'm unclear if it support Open
Edition unix files ?.
regards
Josef
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