ftp -inv $HOST << EOF
$USER
$PASS
put something
bye
EOF
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On Friday, 08/30/2013 at 01:37 EDT, Malcolm Beattie
wrote:
> So I wonder if there may have been a slash character in your
> password? Then the z/OS ftp server interprets a slash as
> an implicit logon-and-change-password request which is failing.
> I'm mildly surprised it would have decided to che
That's interesting, it is prompting for the password!?
ftp -inv $HOST << EOF
user $USER
PASS $PASS
put something
bye
EOF
220 Connection will close if idle for more than 1440 minutes.
Remote system type is MVS.
(username) 331 Send password please.
Password:
Bobby Bauer
Center for Informati
Here is another version:
# ---
function FTP_FROM_MVS () {
# ---
ftp -n someserver.somedomain.com << !EOF
user "${FTPUSER}" "${FTPPASS}"
pwd
ascii
prompt off
hash
get "${FILETOGRAB}" "${FILEISCALLED}"
quit
!EOF
}
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From: Linux on 390
You can enter this criteria into the .netrc in addition to script variables.
FTP should pull the username and password when it matches the hostname in your
ftp statement to the hostname in the .netrc file.
Permission to read that file should be restricted to the owner only.
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We collect the data for our guests in the VM monitor. In Linux we start
mon_statd and write various performance numbers into MONDCSS. Through MONWRITE
we collect the data, both linux and VM, and use it to create reports. If you
are running guests in VM I would advise to collect the data from VM.
You could use sar. It is made to collect data and create reports, I think
you will like it.
For the Hercules question, you can get any Linux distro compiled for s390.
If I remember correctly, both Red Hat and Suse have an "evaluation version"
that you can use free of charge, and there's Fedora and
Great information!.
Thanks guys.
2013/8/30 van Sleeuwen, Berry
> We collect the data for our guests in the VM monitor. In Linux we start
> mon_statd and write various performance numbers into MONDCSS. Through
> MONWRITE we collect the data, both linux and VM, and use it to create
> reports. I
Hi list,
Trying to survive I have taken a new challenge being zLinux system support,
the fact is that I'm new to zLinux, and I hope you can help me for the
first task I have, this is monthly collect the use of CPU and memory on
zLinux in a monthly basis,
In system tools I found the following comm
Try sending the Password on a separate line with the PASS command
user $USER
pass $PASS
Larry Davis,
VM Capability
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Bauer,
Bobby (NIH/CIT) [E]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2013 12:30 PM
To: LINUX-390@V
Need to write a bash script (RHEL6) to FTP a file to the MVS side of the
mainframe. Love to use SCP but to my knowledge, it only sends to the OMVS side.
Here is the code with the names changed:
HOST=nih
USER=me
PASS=password
ftp -inv $HOST << EOF
user $USER $PASS
put something
bye
EOF
and
On Friday, 08/30/2013 at 02:10 EDT, "Emmett O'Grady"
wrote:
> You can enter this criteria into the .netrc in addition to script
variables.
> FTP should pull the username and password when it matches the hostname
in your
> ftp statement to the hostname in the .netrc file.
>
> Permission to read tha
Bauer, Bobby (NIH/CIT) [E] writes:
> That's interesting, it is prompting for the password!?
>
> ftp -inv $HOST << EOF
> user $USER
> PASS $PASS
Many of the user-visible commands to ftp clients are the same as
or similar to the underlying ftp protocol commands that the ftp
client sends over the
Hi Bobby,
Please try this example:
HOST='example.com' USER='username' PASSWD='password'
ftp -n ${HOST} < wrote:
> That's interesting, it is prompting for the password!?
>
> ftp -inv $HOST << EOF
> user $USER
> PASS $PASS
> put something
> bye
> EOF
>
> 220 Connection will close if idle for m
This works as did my original example. My password has a '$' in it. As soon as
I escaped the '$' the code started to work.
Bobby Bauer
Center for Information Technology
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, MD 20892-5628
301-594-7474
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From: Filipe Miranda [mailto:fmi
Bobby,
You can look at Dovetail Co:z software, open source download. With it,
you it run on top of ssh for z/OS and allows you to perform sftp to
mainframe data sets. Very easy to script and then authentication keys can
be used for connection. I installed this earlier this year for some
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