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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Norgauer
> Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 1:20 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: FTP serious error... HELP!
> 
> 
> We are downloading Z/os 1.9 Serverpac but I cant see how I touched our
> production system.
> 
> We are RACF
> 
> I am not sure what UNIX "message catalog" is out of sync with your ftp
> server code is all about.
> Any more pointers?
> 
> John Norgauer

In the UNIX system, there is a "message catalog" (actually multiple for
multiple languages). It is "pointed to" in UNIX via the NLSPATH and LANG
environment variables. On my z/OS 1.8 system, it is in /usr/lib/nls/msg
subdirectory. In that subdirectory, there are a number of other
directories. Each one is a UNIX locale (used for national language
customization). I have the following directories there: C; En_US;
En_US.IBM-1047; Ja_JP; Ja_JP.IBM-939; and Zh_CN. In each of these
subdirectories there are many files ending in ".cat" (for catalog). The
two which seem to be ftp related are ftpdmsg.cat and ftpdrply.cat . Make
sure you have these files.

If you have access to a UNIX shell prompt, like TSO OMVS for instance,
try doing the commands:

dspcat ftpdmsg.cat >~/ftpdmsg.txt
dspcat ftpdrply.cat >~/ftpdrply.txt

The front of my ftpdmsg.txt looks like:

<ftpdmsg>
Set 1 msg 1: EZY2632E %s value must be either TRUE or FALSE.

Set 1 msg 2: EZY2633E %s value missing - must be either TRUE or FALSE.

Set 1 msg 3: EZY2634E %1$s value %2$s not numeric.

Set 1 msg 4: EZY2635E Integer overflow %1$s for %2$s.

Set 1 msg 5: EZY2636E %s value not specified.

Set 1 msg 6: EZY2638I Using FTP configuration defaults.

Set 1 msg 7: EZY2640I Using %s for local site configuration parameters.

Set 1 msg 8: EZY2642E Unknown keyword: %s

Set 1 msg 9: EZY2643E %1$s value longer than %2$d characters.

Set 1 msg 10: EZY2644E %1$s value %2$d out of range.  Value must be
between %3$d and %4$d.
</ftpdmsg>

The first few lines of my ftpdrply.txt looks like:

<ftpdrply>
Set 1 msg 1: 125 Appending to data set %s
Set 1 msg 2: 125 Sending file via NJE to requested destination.
Set 1 msg 3: 125 Storing data set %s (unique name)
Set 1 msg 4: 125 Storing data set %s
Set 1 msg 5: 125 Sending data set %s
Set 1 msg 6: 125 Sending data set %1$s FIXrecfm %2$d
Set 1 msg 7: 125 Sending Job to JES internal reader FIXrecfm %d
Set 1 msg 8: 125 Sending Job to JES internal reader VARrecfm %d
Set 1 msg 9: 125-Submitting job %1$s FIXrecfm %2$d
Set 1 msg 10: 125-Submitting job %1$s VARrecfm %2$d
Set 1 msg 11: 125 Sending all spool files for requested Jobid
Set 1 msg 12: 125 Invalid data set name "%s". Use MVS Dsname
conventions.
Set 1 msg 13: 125 Mismatched quotes on pathname %s
Set 1 msg 14: 125 Name length error for pathname %s
Set 1 msg 15: 125 Unable to send %s
Set 1 msg 16: 125 Open of %s failed.
Set 1 msg 17: 125 Submit fails: %s.  User not authorized.
Set 1 msg 18: 125 File %s not found.
Set 1 msg 19: 125 Unable to get Jobid
Set 1 msg 20: 125 When %s is done, will retrieve its output
Set 1 msg 21: 125 List started OK
Set 1 msg 22: 125 Nlst started OK
Set 1 msg 23: 125 List started OK for JESJOBNAME=%1$s, JESSTATUS=%2$s
and JESOWNER=%3$s
</ftpdrply>

Again, the only time that I've seen the message that you got is where
there was some maintenance applied to a UNIX program and I did not get
the catalog(s) updated. In fact, all the "unused" entries that I see are
of the form:

Set 1 msg 1072: 257 --- reserved for future use ---

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John McKown
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