Ok, ok, ok, I hate to post twice, but here goes... ;-)
Phil, more diagnostics things you can review:
What version of z/OS are you using?
Are you using IBM's TCP/IP software or another vendor's package?
DATACTTIME
FIFOIOTIME
Insert/remove TRACE and DEBUG statements.
Check your PROGxx parmlib
, November 26, 2014 12:31 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: FTP hangs?
Maybe you could try to use the FTP PASV command. If you are using perl for the
FTP, try set (export) FTP_PASSIVE=1 to see it if helps. From experience,
corporate managed firewalls can get in the way. I have been
Phil,
We also use IBM z/OS RDP, and although I haven't seen FTP hangs, I have
noticed that when uploading lots of files that there are commonly errors
that require retry. We found that if using the Ant FTP task, that
setting retriesAllowed fixed the problem. I would suggest that you
see
Like many companies, we use a z/OS guest at IBM Dallas for our testing. We also
cross-compile our source on Windows, using the Dignus compiler. Obviously, this
results in lots of FTPing bits from our systems to Dallas. Moreover, we do tons
of automated testing submitting jobs and gathering
I'd try running a packet trace on the server side. There are lots
of FTP try again errors (4xx) and lots of clients just don't
handle them very well.
In article 84bccd71182f0046bcd2fb054fe5237917adfc6...@hqmailsvr02.voltage.com
you wrote:
Like many companies, we use a z/OS guest at IBM Dallas
On 2014-11-25 13:47, Phil Smith wrote:
Like many companies, we use a z/OS guest at IBM Dallas for our testing. We also
cross-compile our source on Windows, using the Dignus compiler. Obviously, this
results in lots of FTPing bits from our systems to Dallas. Moreover, we do tons
of automated
: FTP hangs?
On 2014-11-25 13:47, Phil Smith wrote:
Like many companies, we use a z/OS guest at IBM Dallas for our testing. We
also cross-compile our source on Windows, using the Dignus compiler.
Obviously, this results in lots of FTPing bits from our systems to Dallas.
Moreover, we do tons
Phil Smith wrote:
Moreover, we do tons of automated testing submitting jobs and gathering output
directly to and from the JES queue with FILETYPE=JES.
Usually this all works fine. Some days, however, are a disaster, with FTP
hanging constantly, both during traditional file transfers and when
