The EXEC and the REDAME file might be able to survive a transfer, but then I'd expect a transfer with ASCII translation. The TEXT and TXTAMENG should surely be F80, a CEXEC with F2048 seems wrong: compiled execs are F1024; the REPAMENG should most probably be F80. But, I reapeat the MODULEs all mus be transferred in Fnnnn and then made RECFM V, and the only easy way is COPYFILE (UNPACK, hence, they should be tranferred as F1024.
2007/8/8, Adam Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Aug 8, 2007, at 2:17 PM, Kris Buelens wrote: > > > Filemode numbers normally don't play games with you, except: when > > storing files on 190 or 19E, the number should be 2, else the files > > are invisible after an IPL CMS And filemode 0 is -by default- > > invisible on R/O linked minidisks, but I saw you used an SFS dir. > > > > How did you upload the modules? It should be binary and most > > probably LRECL 1024, RECFM F and then you would need to execute > > COPYFILE (UNPACK on the uploaded files. It is namely impossible to > > transmit a binary fle as RECFM V files through the PC world where > > files have no recordlengths, therefore one must make these files > > RECFM F somehow, VMARC creates F80; COPYFILE PACK creates F1024. > > Here are the commands in the ftpput.cmd file in the ZIP > distribution. They are what I ran: > > quote type e > quote mode b > put EAGACTAL.EXEC > put EAGRTALT.MODULE > put MAKEALT.README > put VALTLIB.REXXMOD > put VALTLIB.SEXEC > quote site fix 1104 > put EAGALPRC.MODULE > quote site fix 80 > put EAGALUME.REPAMENG > quote site fix 80 > put EAGALUME.TXTAMENG > quote site fix 2048 > put VALTLIB.CEXEC > quote site fix 80 > put VALTLIB.TEXT > quit > > I find the 1104 suspicious, and the lack of recl on the first several > also suspicious, particularly since the EAGACTAL EXEC thus > transmitted was useless. > > Adam > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
