If the FTP user has MPE security to Xecute the file, the next command
can be

site stream filename.group.acct


Brian Davidson
U.S. Army, Falls Church, VA
Tel:   (703) 681-9781
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> From:         Glenn
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> Sent:         Wednesday, March 04, 1998 3:13 PM
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> Subject:      FTP launching of job
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> J.H. Smith asks:
>
> > Is there a way to have the IBM FTP process stream a job on the HP
> > following the transfer?
>
> Yes!  From the IBM FTP session, while connected to the 3000, do
>
>         ftp> rhelp site
>
> to get the list of allowed commands.  The last one is STREAM.
> So, to stream a job on the 3000 from an ftp session on the IBM, use
>
>         ftp> site stream filename
>
> The part I can't figure out is that you can type
>
>         ftp> site mpe/ix
>         200 MPE/iX command ok.
>
> but I don't know what this means.  (It doesn't say "MPE/iX command
> allowed."
> Is it just saying "Yep, I see you sent the ol' MPE/iX command"?)
>
> --Glenn Cole
>   Software al dente, Inc.
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