Re: Text Logs

Just talked to a Notes support person this morning regarding an incident. 
Seems that the files in my data/IBM_TECHNICAL_SUPPORT directory are 
readable  fine with WRKLNK or DSPF.  However if I use iSeries Navigator to 
look at them they look like fecal matter.  This was outside of the scope 
of problem that I had opened with Notes and he correctly suggested that I 
open up an issue with the iSeries Navigator team.  By the way, if I use 
the DOS ftp on my PC I can download these files to it and read them just 
fine.  It's probably some CCSID issue or some such thing, and if I get 
motivated enough I'll open an incident with IBM about iSeries Nav.

Y'all might not have the data/IBM_TECHNICAL_SUPPORT directory.  It's the 
R6 version of NSD.

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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Forgive my serious lack of knowledge of iSeries.  When I did a DSPF of the 

LogFile directory I have on the server, it shows all the logfiles in that 
directory.  An option 5 will display these log files just fine.  Curiously 

though, there are more files displayed there than when I browse to is with 

my windows PC.  There are old log files that I thought  were removed. 
Anyway, the files display properly on the iSeries screen, but when I view 
them via browsing to them, or copying them to my PC, I cannot read them.

I currently have an incident open with IBM, as of yet, no resolution.  I 
will be sure to post the resolution, pending one is found. ;- )

Regards,
-Jeremy S.




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Sounds similar.  If you use the 5250 command WRKLNK or DSPF do they still 
look like gibberish?

Rob Berendt
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I have our Domino web server create text logs to report the activity. 
Since upgrading from R5 to R6.0.1 CF1, I can no longer read the text files 



when I brows to them in Windows, all that shows is garbled, unreadable 
text.  Has anyone else had this trouble and may know a solution?

Regards
-JS
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