On Thu, 29 Nov 2018 12:13:05 -0800, Tom Brennan wrote:
>
>> and employees use it to circumvent policies prohibiting data transfer.
>
>Or maybe just to avoid delays in getting what an auditor might call
>"proper" access. For example, I've used IND$FILE to transfer an entire
>dumped/xmited 3390 volume to a client site,
>
Don't *you* need to be the client to control IND$FILE? (I'd say, "instructed
a client to use IND$FILE to transfer from my site.")
>... because getting sftp port
>access (and the associated big ZFS allocated and mounted) would have
>probably taken weeks.
>
Understood about port access. But no need for "big ZFS". once you have
sftp you have ssh, so:
cp -B "//'ENTIRE.XMITED.VOLUME'" /dev/fd/1" | ssh client.site "cp -B
/dev/fd/0 '//''client.site.volume'''"
(gasp!) Might even use OUTDD option of TRANSMIT to eliminate one more large
data set.
-- gil
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