hello again.

The sollution was found for my previus problem.
But now we are facing a new problem.
In the 3270 session we are asked to geve all the information about the
installation source.
ip-addresses, ftp servers, ...

an extract:
Enter the IP address of the FTP server ¬10.251.21.151M>
Usually an FTP installation is performed via anonymous FTP. It is possible
to
specify a user name and password for the FTP server access.
Use a user name and password?
1) Yes
2) No
>1
Enter the user name with which to access the FTP server>
LINUX001
Enter the password for the FTP server>
XXXXXXXX
Use a HTTP proxy?
1) Yes
2) No
>2
Trying to connect to the FTP server...
Enter the directory on the server>
q:/
Select the display type.
1) X11
2) VNC
3) SSH

>3

Enter your temporary SSH password>
XXXXXXXX
Loading Installation System (86220 kB) -
CCCC  1%
CCCC  2%
CCCC  3%
CCCC  4%
CCCC  5%
CCCC  6%
CCCC  7%
..................


After giving this information, the loading of the installation system
completes succesfully, and I can start via SSH the YAST program.
I think this means that the given data is correct, and the link to the FTP
server is working.
But then during the YAST installation, when he must give an overview of the
available packages, I get an error

No catalog fout at ftp:\\10.251.21.151\....

It makes no difference to specify "q:\"  or   nothing  at the "Enter the
directory on the server" question.
Some search on the internet gave that maybe the directory.yast file was
wrong.
We checked this, but it seems that this file gives the correct info about
de DVD.

The FTP server we are running is on a OS/2 portable.  The DVD drive is Q:\
that's why I put
Enter the directory on the server>
q:/
but this makes no difference with specifying nothing.  This is mayby since
the LINUX001 users's default directory is Q:/

Can it be, that the OS2 FTP version isn't workig with the installation?
Because in the documentation at novell.com is stated to use hummingburd
exceed or war-ftpd because the some windows relaeses don't implement all
ftp commands.

Or anybody any other Ideas?

Kind Regards,
Karel Gentens
KBC Groep NV
VM - Systemen (CCM1 - CMI)
Egide Walschaertstraat 3, 2800 Mechelen
015/35.24.52
0499/96.53.18

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