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Steven
I believe that, when you FTP a data file, only the data is transferred. You
are not actually transferring the object, in iSeries terms. So no
authorities are carried across. If a new file is created by the process,
it'd probably be done under the profile that signed on the remote box in
the ftp session. A PUT will replace whatever is there, so I assume that
that is based on the authority of the signed-on user, again.
I like the idea of using a SAVF - this keeps the iSeries object intact.
Then restoring it follows the usual rules about doing that.
HTH
Vern
At 09:08 AM 9/23/2003 -0500, you wrote:
If I FTP some files from Box A to Box B without changing any of the
authority attributes will I run into any problems? The files are secured by
an auth list on Box A and *PUBLIC has *AUTL authority to the files.
Best regards,
Steven W. Martinson, CISSP
Manager of Outlink Security
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
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