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yuvan
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Hi ,
We are using FTP to a file Unix pipe , and able to do it successfully .
FTP card :"
host
user password
put '/XXX.FILE.SFTP' /XXABC
quit
XXX.TEST.FILE has contents
1234|xxxx|567|
This contents directly placed in the the pipe file through FTP method and based on the pipe file content few process are triggered.
But when we use SFTP , we are not able to do it .
using
lfile="//XXX.FILE.SFTP"
rfile=/XXABC/XXX.FILE.SFTP
geting error
Ý38.598¨ remote open("/XXABC"): Failure
using SSH key based in SFTP.
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vasanthz
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From your post, where is this file - XXX.TEST.FILE being used?
Your question is not clear, you need to take your time and format the question and use code tags to make the text readable. |
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yuvan
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XXX.FILE.SFTP is created in Mainframe, and pushed to Unix as below to location
/XXABC.
FTP card :
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host
user password
put 'XXX.FILE.SFTP' /XXABC
quit |
XXX.FILE.SFTP has data in below format : for example
Once the Pipe data is placed in PIPE in Unix , next set of process started. for example next job is pushed to mainframe.
Now Unix server is migrated to Linux also FTP need to be converted to SFTP.
SSH Key based is enabled in Linux and were able to upload files in Linux from mainframe.
But when i try upload this file 'XXX.FILE.SFTP' which is having the data in pipe format not able to push it and it throws error as below
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lfile="//XXX.FILE.SFTP"
rfile=/XXABC/XXX.FILE.SFTP
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geting error
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Ý38.598¨ remote open("/XXABC"): Failure
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Is it possible to write in PIPE - in Linux from mainframe?
Coded for you. Do itself, as requested, next time |
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vasanthz
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Hello,
Are you using the same USERID for both FTP and SFTP? One possibility is that the SFTP userid may not have access to that path.
The error message you posted does not point to a specific cause,
In the SFTP JCL proc, change this
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| $coz_bin/cozsftp $ssh_opts -b- $remoteuser@$server <<EOB |
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| $coz_bin/cozsftp $ssh_opts -b- -vvv $remoteuser@$server <<EOB |
and run it, -vvv would give detailed debugging information. Maybe that would have more details of the failure. |
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yuvan
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| We used a different approach to place the file in one folder and then placed a script to copy the data from that folder and place it in pipe. This works fine |
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