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Re: FTP data transfer error
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Tracy Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
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Tracy Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 15 Dec 2022 11:11:30 -0500
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I would guess the default queue for ftp (incoming from outside) would be 

the queue that the JINETD job started in.



 From a session or a job I would think it would be CS and DS. (Presuming 

that's what your defaults are.)



Can be overridden by ;PRI= on the job card.



(Notice I still call it a card?)





On 12/15/22 10:56, James B. Byrne wrote:

>   Thu, December 15, 2022 09:40, Craig Lalley wrote:

>> Jame,

>> Have you tried passive?

>> Type “passive” after typing “binary”

>> -CraigÂ

>>

> Passive ftp gives the same result:

>

>   ftp> get ./STDHAL.1.1 ./STDHAL.1.1;CODE=STORE;REC=-256,,F,BINARY

>   227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,216,37,80,84).

>   150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for ./STDHAL.1.1 (717089024 bytes).

>   Data Transfer Request Failed.  (FTPERR 13)

>   226 Transfer complete.

>   221 Goodbye.

>

> However, if I connect from a terminal session then the ftp transfer completes.

>

> What are the default priority queues for interactive sessions and batch jobs

> respectively? CS and DS?  Would this be a possible factor?  How can one

> discover what priority queue a session or job is running in?

>

> I do not think that I have looked into this sort of stuff in over 20 years.

>

>

>



-- 

Tracy Johnson

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