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Re: FTP'ing file to an HP message files or xeq a command file
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> I live in Orlando. I can tell you there are not many HP shops in the
state.
> Although you may want to try the Ecometry list too. I do not know where
all
> of these shops are and I am sure there are a number in FL that I do not
know
> about.
> Just get used to the hearing the phrase "you get paid in sunshine"
>
> jm
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> From: Dennis [...]40_19Nov200223:48:[log in to unmask]
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It looks like what you want to do is use buildparms in your put or send
command line, from your non-mpe box, to create a message file with the
attributes you want. I believe that the defaults are in BLDSAMP.ARPA.SYS,
which has more information, including the format for ASCII, binary, and
bytestream files, none of which are what you want. But it is a starting
point. For instance,
send foobar.bin FOOBAR;REC=128,,F,BINARY;DISC=204800
gives you a binary file with attributes much as you would see them in a
BUILD command. You can try adapting this for the attributes of a message
file.

Also, if the message file already exists, you might be able to APPEND to it,
accepting the existing attributes, and simply populating it.

Greg Stigers
http://www.cgiusa.com

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Randy Stanfield [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 2:47 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: FTP'ing file to an HP message files or xeq a command file
>
>  I'm wondering does anyone know of a way to FTP files to an
> HP3000 from
> a NON-HP box. Copying a file to a current Message file or XEQ a
> command file after the copy is complete Fcopying it to the Message
> file?
>
> Randy Stanfield
> [log in to unmask]
> 972-982-3621

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