In Co:Z, linerule=L4 (4 byte length prefixes) and linerule=rdw (IBM compatible
RDWs) are different things. There is also a linerule=mfrdw, but you'll have
to look at the documentation for that.
Kirk Wolf
On Mon, Jul 31, 2023, at 6:29 PM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Jul 2023 17:16:20
On Mon, 31 Jul 2023 17:16:20 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>Here's the direct URL to the User's Guide:
>https://coztoolkit.com/docs/sftp/index.html
>
>for FILEDATA=Record, here's an example:
>
>ls /+mode=binary,linerule=L4
>
>(There are a number of different linerule options, including rdw, crlf, nl,
Here's the direct URL to the User's Guide:
https://coztoolkit.com/docs/sftp/index.html
for FILEDATA=Record, here's an example:
ls /+mode=binary,linerule=L4
(There are a number of different linerule options, including rdw, crlf, nl,
etc.)
Also, if you have Co:Z on both sides, you can use the
On 7/27/2023 11:44 AM, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
I don't remember what the deal was with NFS when I asked about it 3 years ago.
More than likely its dependence on Kerberos...
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Lionel wrote:
>It would be impossible to speak to highly about Co:Z
Presumably you meant "
Lionel wrote:
>It would be impossible to speak to highly about Co:Z
Presumably you meant "too highly". Just clarifying, as it's easy to read this
as a slam against Co:Z!
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On Fri, 28 Jul 2023 09:58:04 -0500, John S. Giltner, Jr wrote:
>...
>ls /+mode=text
>
It's a pity that sftp provides no analogue of QUOTE SITE to do such things
cleanly.
I
On Fri, 28 Jul 2023 09:58:04 -0500, John S. Giltner, Jr wrote:
>...
>ls /+mode=text
>
It's a pity that sftp provides no analogue of QUOTE SITE to do such things
cleanly.
Is there "ls /+mode=record" to deal with FILEDATA=RECORD. One might want to
"get" a traditional data set, supplying RDWs
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Co:Z SFTP only talks SSH/SFTP. It sits "on top" of IBM's ported OpenSSH. So
you need IBM's OpenSSH installed.
To get/put z/OS files you
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Co:Z SFTP only talks SSH/SFTP.
Co:Z SFTP only talks SSH/SFTP. It sits "on top" of IBM's ported OpenSSH. So
you need IBM's OpenSSH installed.
To get/put z/OS files you do need to use some special command such as to put a
text file with LRECL=80 and fixed block to z/OS
ls
This is great to hear, John. Thanks.
For people like me, who need excruciating clarity, you're saying that
the SERVER in the Co:Z product groks traditional datasets as well as USS
files. Correct? Fantastic!
That means one can use a variety of clients, specifically several which
go via SSH. Is
I use sftp with Co:Z SFTP installed on the z/OS side. It allows access to
z/OS files as well as OMVS files. Where as OpenSSH on z/OS only allows access
to OMVS files.
Under Windows you can use WSL, Putty, Cygwin, or any other CLI sftp product. I
use Cygwin most of the time.
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, 2023 1:23 PM
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On Thu, 27 Jul 2023 17:18:57 +, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
>z/OS MVS team doesn't want to install NFS.
>
Why?
>Here's another problem: We used to be able to view MVS data sets and members
>using
On Thu, 27 Jul 2023 17:18:57 +, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
>z/OS MVS team doesn't want to install NFS.
>
Why?
>Here's another problem: We used to be able to view MVS data sets and members
>using the IBM web server. I think this is mod_mvsds?
>
Read/Write?
>Anyway, this only works with basic
Also not installed.
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What about z/OSMF?
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z/OS MVS team doesn't want to install NFS.
Here's another problem: We used to be able to view MVS data sets and members
using the IBM web server. I think this is mod_mvsds?
Anyway, this only works with basic authentication
: Re: Preferred FTP Client for Windows
On Thu, 27 Jul 2023 16:27:23 +, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
>...
>And, WinSCP makes incorrect assumptions about what data looks like coming back
>from listing PDS libraries. For example, you can not use WinSCP to download a
>member of a P
On Thu, 27 Jul 2023 16:27:23 +, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
>...
>And, WinSCP makes incorrect assumptions about what data looks like coming back
>from listing PDS libraries. For example, you can not use WinSCP to download a
>member of a PDS that does not have ISPF statistics.
>
How much of
, 2023 11:00 AM
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Subject: Re: Preferred FTP Client for Windows
Hi Michael,
Try winscp.com command interface.
Works like a charm with MVS dataset.
Ciao,
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I don't have the spare time to run tests proving things but there is absolutely
no doubt in my mind that I have used it successfully in passive mode, running
against the IBM Dallas datacenter z/OS.
CM
On Thu, 27 Jul 2023 15:39:57 +, Schmitt, Michael
wrote:
>Thanks for the MOVEit Freely
roven innocent !!" RDP 2009
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Thanks for the MOVEit Freely suggestion, but it doesn't act
file system. PROVE ME
WRONG, I beg you.
* installing the Linux subsystem is cheating!
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WS/SFTP?
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There are lots of good suggestions. Here's another: If you happen to have IBM
Personal Communications ("PComm") or Host On-Demand ("HOD") then you already
have a FTP/FTPS* client. There's a good client built into those products. It
should understand passive mode and MVS data set vernacular.
*
On Wed, 26 Jul 2023 18:50:02 -0500, Charles Mills wrote:
>Au contraire: https://www.ipswitch.com/resources/free-tools/moveit-freely
>
>There is no need for any client to have any special cognizance of the file
>system at the server end. I am sure whoever wrote the Windows command line FTP
>had
On 27/07/2023 8:32 am, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
FileZilla for GUI. Windows built-in FTP for command line, but...
There are NO (free) command line FTP clients for Windows that support passive
mode AND work with the MVS file system. Zilch. Nada. NOT A SINGLE ONE.
For command line FTP on
Au contraire: https://www.ipswitch.com/resources/free-tools/moveit-freely
There is no need for any client to have any special cognizance of the file
system at the server end. I am sure whoever wrote the Windows command line FTP
had zero knowledge of z/OS data sets, but it works just fine, as
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FileZilla for GUI. Windows built-in FTP for command line, but...
There are NO (free) command line FTP clients
FileZilla for GUI. Windows built-in FTP for command line, but...
There are NO (free) command line FTP clients for Windows that support passive
mode AND work with the MVS file system. Zilch. Nada. NOT A SINGLE ONE.
Reason is the Windows FTP client doesn't support passive mode. And all the
No one's going to like this answer, but for mainframe file transfers I do just
fine with plain Windows-included FTP. Granted I use it mostly for transferring
code - data only occasionally and that over VPN.
For ordinary purposes I use MyFTP.txt to hold the commands; it's easy to modify
and to
On Wed, 26 Jul 2023 16:06:52 -0500, Steve Estle wrote:
>
>I work in a secure government environment and moving files up and down from
>the mainframe (especially traditional ZOS datasets) is a '' pita with
>Winscp and everything I read (including IBMMAIN archives) is that tool is just
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