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File names are taken as they are presented, as opposed to
the directory commands described in previous sections (directory
commands which preface (./) to the file name). Directory commands
are always dealing with POSIX files, so prefacing a (./) is helpful
to the user. When transferring files, files prefaced with a (.)
or (/) will reference a file in the POSIX name-space as opposed
to the MPE/iX name-space. | | | |  | NOTE: If the path specified for the source file does not exist
on the target system, the target file must be specified in the FTP/iX
file transfer command. If the target file is not specified, FTP/iX
will attempt to create the file with the path specified. If the
target file is to be copied to the current working directory, only
the filename (not the full path) needs to be specified. | | | | |
Example A-14 Example 1: This example demonstrates a FTP data transfer from a file
in a MPE group to a POSIX directory. :listf testdata,2
ACCOUNT = SYS GROUP= WORK
FILENAME CODE --------LOGICAL RECORD-------- ----SPACE---- |
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
TESTDATA 80B FA 13820 13820 16 4304 1 * |
ftp> pwd
257-"/SYS/WORK" is the current directory.
257 ",MANAGER.SYS,WORK" is the current session. |
ftp> mkdir temp
257 MKD successful, "temp" created. |
ftp> cd temp
250 CWD file action successful. |
ftp> pwd
257-"/SYS/WORK/temp" is the current directory.
257 ",MANAGER.SYS,WORK" is the current session. |
ftp> put testdata
200 PORT command ok.
150 File: testdata;REC=-80,16,F,ASCII;DISC=13820,8 opened; data connection will be opened
226 Transfer complete.
1133496 bytes sent in 1.25 seconds (885.54 Kbytes/sec) |
ftp> dir
200 PORT command ok.
150 File: LISTFILE ./@,2 opened; data connection will be opened |
PATH= /SYS/PUB/
CODE --------LOGICAL RECORD-------- ----SPACE---- FILENAME |
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
80B BA 13820 13820 16 4320 17 8 TESTDATA |
226 Transfer complete.
235 bytes received in 0.02 seconds (14.34 Kbytes/sec) |
Example A-15 Example 2: This example demonstrates a FTP data transfer from a file
in a POSIX directory to a POSIX directory. The sample file copied
in the prior example will be copied back to the local system in
the POSIX directory /SYS/WORK/temp2. ftp> :newdir /SYS/WORK/temp2
Created directory "/SYS/WORK/temp2" |
ftp> :chdir /SYS/WORK/temp2
CWD is "/SYS/WORK/temp2". |
ftp> :showvar HPCWD
HPCWD = /SYS/WORK/temp2 |
ftp> :SHOWME
USER: #S6,MANAGER.SYS,PUB (IN PROGRAM) |
ftp> PWD
257-"/SYS/WORK/temp" is the current directory.
257 ",MANAGER.SYS,WORK" is the current session. |
ftp> DIR
200 PORT command ok.
150 File: LISTFILE ./@,2 opened; data connection will be opened |
PATH= /SYS/WORK/temp/
CODE --------LOGICAL RECORD-------- ----SPACE---- FILENAME |
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
80B FA 13820 13820 16 4320 17 8 TESTDATA |
226 Transfer complete.
235 bytes received in 0.02 seconds (12.75 Kbytes/sec) |
ftp> get testdata
200 PORT command ok.
150 File: testdata opened; data connection will be opened
226 Transfer complete.
1133496 bytes received in 2.19 seconds (504.30 Kbytes/sec)
ftp> :listfile,2 |
PATH= /SYS/WORK/temp2/
CODE --------LOGICAL RECORD-------- ----SPACE---- FILENAME |
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
80B FA 13820 13820 16 4320 17 8 TESTDATA |
Example A-16 Example 3: This example demonstrates a FTP data transfer utilizing POSIX
name space. :listf testdata,2
ACCOUNT = SYS GROUP= WORK
FILENAME CODE --------LOGICAL RECORD-------- ----SPACE---- |
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
TESTDATA 80B FA 13820 13820 16 4304 1 * |
ftp> pwd
257-"/SYS/WORK" is the current directory.
257 ",MANAGER.SYS,WORK" is the current session. |
ftp> put TESTDATA /SYS/WORK/temp/long_file_name
200 PORT command ok.
150 File: /SYS/WORK/temp/long_file_name;REC=-80,16,F,ASCII;DISC=13820,8 opened:
data connection will be opened
226 Transfer complete.
1133496 bytes sent in 1.29 seconds (858.09 Kbytes/sec) |
When specifying files in the POSIX file space, you must specify
the file in POSIX syntax or else FTP will attempt to fit the file
in the MPE file space and fail, as in the following examples: Example A-17 Example 4: ftp> put TESTDATA long_file_name2 |
200 PORT command ok.
550 An invalid character was found in an MPE syntax name. (FILE SYSTEM ERROR -102)
Data Transfer Request Failed. (FTPERR 13) |
Example A-18 Example 5: ftp> put TESTDATA longfilename12 |
200 PORT command ok.
500 The file name specified exceeds the maximum legal length. (FILE SYSTEM ERROR -110)
Data Transfer Request Failed. (FTPERR 13) |
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