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  • Subject: Re: Optical Library
  • From: John Hall <jhall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 19:34:40 -0500

I was able to ftp to the optical.  I can't seem to get the cpy to work.  
I don't know if it is incapable of coping data or that I am just
specifying it incorrectly
cpy doesn't seem to be able to make a binary file that is a copy of a
save file.
I get "Object is not a directory" error when I try to use it.  It would
seem that if FTP can do it there should be another way to do it.  Or is
it possible to run a separate FTP server that will only respond
internally.  Occasionally I need a regular ftp server running but most
of the time I prefer not to have it active.

Any idea's

John
"Sims, Ken" wrote:
> 
> Hi John -
> 
> 
> Your optical library should be visible in the IFS under folder /QOPT.  Try
> running the command:
> wrklnk '/qopt/*'
> You should be able to see the volumes.
> 
> You should be able to use the CPY command with DTAFMT(*BINARY) to move files
> to/from the optical volumes via the IFS access.  If CPY doesn't cut it, you
> could try FTP.
> 
> We use our optical library only for storing spooled reports and images, all
> handled by the Magellan software, so I have not actually used CPY or FTP to
> access the volumes, but it ought to work.
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