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Date: | Wed, 2 Sep 1998 16:43:18 -0500 |
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Hello. Yes, we encountered the same problem and had to modify a homegrown
COBOL application. Here are the comments taken from the code:
2.6 *+ JFB (BEECHGLEN DEVELOPMENT, INC.) 04/29/1998 - Modified to
2.7 *+ adjust to different FTP output under 5.5 powerpatch 4.
2.8 *+ No longer is 'Transfer complete' or such received. Also,
2.9 *+ found that use of 'ascii' FTP command causes record
3 *+ transfer truncation (only 1 record gets sent)-so removed
3.1 *+ the 'ascii' command. Took from v1.0 to v1.1 this date.
In pre PP4 we just checked for the 'Transfer complete' message to determine
if we successfully transferred a file. In post PP4, where this message is
no longer being provided, we first make an estimate of the number of bytes
in the file being transferred. We then determine a successful transfer to
be the case of when the number of bytes sent (as indicated in an FTP
message still being output) equals or exceeds the estimate.
Andreas wrote:
> it looks like that FTP has been changed in that way that e.g. the message
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> Transfer complete will no longer be displayed in 5.5.
> For a home-written application this will create some problems ...
> Is there any other site who checks this kind of messages as well ?
> Best regards, Andreas Schmidt, CSC, Germany
Thanks,
John Backus
Beechglen Development, Inc.
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